Arizona republican., 1898-06-27
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.


 who have passed examination and Ii is expected that the contingent vii soon leave for the rendezvous at Phoe- nix. This regiment is to De under the command of Governor McCord. The
 Bisbee volunteers are all patriotic war riors and a determined body of men
 who can be counted upon to help make
 the regiment under the executive com mand the crack regiment of Arizona.
 The list will be swelled considerably
 as many more are contemplating join l ing and signified a willingness to sign. The following are the patriotic thirty
 who have already signed: Otis Pad
 dock, H. T. Daley, T. J. Post. Leonard
 Hemseth, Harry B. Long. Leo Jelenie-
 wski. M w. Whitaker, James Mckay.
 C.. B. Allen, Henry Brandie, c. Van
 Vleet, Hugh McEachor D. Welsh. B. Butler, John V. Engler, Peter V. Foley,
 L. Cobbe, Joe Pagan, Fred Duley. Will
 liam Lewis, Joe O. Harra, Ed Webb
 T. Bremen, Tom Mccarthy, Charles Schaffer, Ed Kenney, John McGuire and A. L. May.
 Andy Bissett is over from BlSbee and is shaking hands with his many i Tombstone friends.
 J. H. Chenoweth arrived in Tomb
 stone Thursday morning from Con gress and will remain several days. Miss Laura Crable, the efficient post
 mistress of Tombstone has received
 new bicycle. It is handsome wheel.
 Miss Ida Fourr met with a serious
 accident on Sunday at her fathers
 ranch in the Dragons in being thrown from a horse and in the fall sustained a broken arm. She was taken to Will
 COX, where she is under treatment. The first station on the c. V. c. & | N. railway within the boundaries of l the San Carlos reservation is named Dewey. It is fifteen miles from Ge- ronimo.
 CHA COUNTY.
 Court convenes in Globe on June 27.
 The adjourned session of the district
 court convened in Solomonville last
 Monday.
 | Miss Pearl Austen left Stafford on
 Tuesday for Clifton where she will visit with her sister
 All you hear in Globe these days is war and railroad. A man endangers i his life to try to talk politics. The popular Globe attorney, J. Stoneman, is awaiting patiently to
 hear call to go to the war.
 MT. Charles Cook of Jerome is stop ping at the Stafford house. He came
 suffering from pneumonia, but is inn proving under the care of Dr. Wish. l It is rumored that the Blinn Lumber
 company of Los Angeles is to establish
 a large lumber yard at Globe as soon
 as the railroad is finished. Stafford society people are taking to l the hills these warm days, the latest addition to seekers after health and
 cool breezes is Mrs. Dr. Lindley and | boy and Editor Jim Birdno and family. It is rumored that c. C. Carico, for l mer driver for Alexander Bros. will run a rig of his own from San Carlos to Globe. c. c. has a reputation as driver that will surely bring him good patronage.
 Dr. Cassel, we'll and favorably known in Stafford, came to that town Wednes- lay from Deming where he has been engaged in business for the last few years. The doctor will resume the practice of his profession in Stafford. The school census of 1898 shows 234 children of school age, the enrolment is 206, average daily attendance 150, in nine grades. There are also ten high school pupils. It is hoped that new school house will be built in Globe this year.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. The trial of John Eckles, on a charge of stage robbery, has been in progress in the district court in Prescott Sam Webb, ex-collector of customs at Nogales, and a prominent demo- cratic politician, is in Prescott. Mrs. c. H. Akers, wife of Secretary Akers, is in Prescott for few weeks visit She is the guest of Mrs. J. J. Wragovich.
 The jury in the case of William Taught, in the Prescott court, charged with murder. Wednesday evening
 second degree.
 Reports or insinuations to the con
 trary, the assessment of the Santa Fe
 Pacific railroad is just the same as it
 has been for several years.-Journal- Miner.
 Recent rains are said to have caused considerable damage to the grade of the Big Bug railroad. As it is yet in charge of the contractors the loss
 will fall on them
 David Grubb, the veteran Hassay ampa mine owner. is in Prescott for | medical treatment. When last there he was collared by an attack of Pres colt la grippe, which has since hung ] to him.
 Talk is that the S. F. P. & P. will | builda branch road from Prescott to | Seligman. This move, it is stated. will
 cut down the distance over this route
 from Phoenix to San Francisco fifty | miles.
 W. L. Garden has resigned his posi- | tion as chief clerk for President Mur- phy of the s. F. P & F. railroad, to
 take effect July 1. Mr. Gardens health | will mt Oprmir of tho confinement at