Arizona republican., 1898-11-22
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Terriiorio! Exchanges.

IL is rumored that the Sa1tl Fs rail road company will build section houses a. PenZanz, Aztec and Pinta, and put on section foreman and crews 2t each place.
 MT and Mrs. Vinson of Los Angles will make Williams their future home. Mrs. VinsOn is she mother of Ava Smith. who has resided in Williams for some time.
 W. ". Perkins, a prominent sheep man, arrived in HolbrCok from Pleas ant valley Wednesday and is spending a few days among his many friends in that town.
 Dr. Julius SilbeTtstein, the brilliant physician at the Whiteriver agency, has been transferred to Sacaton. He is sure to make his mark wherever he goes
 Dr. Bell and family o: Phoenix ar rived in HolbrOolz las: week. They were taken to Fort Apache by J. L. Clark. pr Bell succeeds Dr. Silbar- stein as agency physician at White rIve-.
 Word has reached Holbrook that William Scohse at Pinetop was held up by swo masked men and relieved of $65 in money and two gallons of whiskey They marched him 3 distance from the house and rods of.
 MT D. s. Gosney, one Of Coconino's most substantial citizens, passed through yesterday for Santa Monica for a snort visis with Mrs. Gosney, who is spending the winter for the. benefit Of her health at hat popular resort Williams News.
 John J. Kelly. nephew of Mrs. Boyer and who visited H0Ibr0ok last Christ mas, was elected alderman of the Sixth ward in Glove~syille, N. Y, on the 9th. he was the only democrat on the ticket who was elected, the precinct being largely republican.
 Mir. Harry Baldwin and Miss Matte Netter5 were married in Los Angeles l last week. These popular young peo- pie were formerly residents of this place and have 2 hos Of friends who wish them bon oyage o CT lfe's trcu- bled sca.-Williams News.
 Mir. J. c. Brown. manager Of the Sag inaW Lumber company, came iE from Los Angeles the first o. ,ha week, where he had 5esn for treatment for erysipelas in his left foot. His many friends are pleased to learn that the disease was soon pDcd.-Wiliams News.
 Corporal " II. Hull arrived at Will Hams last week from Camp Hamilton at Lexington, Ky. GIr. Hull was one of the fortunate ones in securing an honorable discnarge He says all the men are dissatisfied and wan, to re- turn to their homes; that 1t is nothing but politics tha, is detaining the men in the service.
 A great number Of Williams miners left last week for the Grand canyon mines. Some go in the employ Of Oth- CTS, while many own claims and go to work out their assessment work. Up- on the completion Of the track to the mines great activity will be displayed in that immediate section
 Water is being hauled from Williams by the railroad company to. all points along the road between WinsloW and Seiigman, and water for drinking pur- poses is being hauled to Winslow. A large pump has been placed at Belle mont 10 pump the water from the cars into the tanks. 1t has been a long dime since the watc~ supply at Bellenont failed-
 The Swfndler mine at Huron is showing ID 3 first class copper propo- sition It is claimed that ten gallons of water from the mine will yield a pound of copper. Development work is being pushed with thres eight-hOur shifts, and there are abundant reasons for believing that the Swindler will prove a bonanza.-Meys Reflex.
 John Culver of Cherry creek msl with an accider5 this week that may cost him his life. While roping an un- ruly seer his horse was thrown and ir the mix-up the horse rolled upon