Arizona republican., 1898-07-11
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
COCONINO COUNTY.

Hams on a lay OH.
 A. R. Rhea of Daggett, Cal, was in Williams Thursday.
 Charles Anderson arrived in Will Hams from Prescott the other day.
 Ward Thomas of nowhere is regis tered at the Hayward house in Will Hams.
 George H. Cross of the Denver Re publican left Williams for the east Thursday.
 The celebration at Williams had it's share of sadness over the death of Buckley O'Neill.
 Dr. A. P. Melick returned to Will Hams Thursday from a professional trip to Winslow.
 Rev. Octavus Parker of Gallup held Episcopal services in Williams Thursday night.
 Charles Canal, the line repairer, was in Williams Thursday on visit of inspection.
 John Buckley of San Francisco reg istered at the Grand Canyon hotel ID Williams the other day.
 4 company of New Mexico volun- teers went through Williams on Thursday on their way to Manila
 John Wilson had his toe badly dam aged at the Saginaw mill the other day. It was caught in the carriage.
 Rand Jones and Joe Spitz, John Mil Ter and Bill Hull went to Flagstaff Thursday for enlistment in the Ari- zona volunteers.
 W. S. Thatcher is in Williams from Bisbee and will probably take up his abode there
 A delegation of 106 soldiers from New Mexico were on Thursdays train through Williams bound for Whipple barracks.
 J. W. Higgins, Jr, of Kansas City, where he is engaged in the sheep busi- ness, was one of Thursdays visitors at Williams.
 Mrs Ashurst returned to her home in Flagstaff Thursday after weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. James Pitts in Williams.
 It is possible that 'Pinafore" will be played at Flagstaff by the same com pany which achieved so great sue cess Tuesday night at Williams.
 Judging from reports there are other orchestras which have Fourth of July troubles besides the Williams orches- tra. From a lengthy letter in the Gal 1up Cleaner from their orchestra com mittee down there were slightly mike
 George H. Cross Of Santa Fe, N M, the genial representative of the Den yer Republican, left for Santa Fe yes terday.. In speaking of Williams Mir. Cross said the possibilities for Will Hams were almost without limit, but he added her representative business men have yet much to learn in the art nd results obtained by and from liberal advertising He said this part of Arizona could be kept as full of summer visitors as throng the popu- lar resorts of Colorado. Mir Cross will rest a month putting in his time hunting and fishing in northern New Mexico-William News.
 Dr. F. A. Melick returned yesterday from Winslow where he had been called professionally to visit the fam flies of Messrs. Sloan and W. A. Parr, also to see Engineer Frank Moore who was shot Monday by Engineer Jesse Treat. The News is for the first time able to give correct report Of Moore's wounds. One shot from Treats pistol struck Moore in the center of the forehead, the bullet con- ing out at the right eye, blowing out the eye. The second shot struck Moore's jaw at an angle, the bullet coming out above the collar bone. Moore is rational and apparently doing well, but the doctors called in consul tation yesterday say there is only one chance in ten thousand for his recov- cry. The feeling at first was strong against Treat, which is now changing in his favor, as Moore has sworn to an ante-mortem statement in which he says that he himself exonerates Treat from all blame.-William News.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 The axle on the truck of the tender on the southbound train Monday broke and the train did not reach Her mosillo till Tuesday night The train laid up all night at Carbo.
 The speech of Judge ED Williams at the opera house in Nogales was a most earnest and effecting one The judge is always an eloquent speaker and did himself proud this time
 Postmaster John Smith of Critten- den is in Nogales. MT. Smith has just erected a large fine building at Crit tenden to be used as a saloon. Mark Lulley is MT. Smiths partner.
 The Lochiel people all spent the Fourth at Harshaw where they had a glorious time The rain fell in tor rents but the young ladies braved the storm and attended the ball.
 That prince of good fellows. Barney Cohen, of Cohen's hotel at Hermosillo, was in Nogaies to spend the Fourth. Barney has many friends in Noga1es who are always glad to see him.
 Mrs. Gordie King and two children and Pearl Branch, Mrs. Kings cousin, were in Nogales from LaColorada last Tuesday. Miss Branch went to Cali fornia to attend school and Mrs. King went east to spend the summer.
 The war tax on legal papers, checks, drafts etc, comes high, but there is nc evasion in Nogales and the people