Arizona republican., 1898-08-06
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

A letter received by Mrs. Joseph Schwertner of Wilcox from George Raum, brought the intelligence that the latter is permanently located in Hersbruck, Bavaria, where he is en- gagged in the wholesale hops trade, the firm name being Raum-Prange.
 MT. and Mrs S. H. Benson of Will cox and children took the westbound train Sunday night for the Golden state, with the intention of enjoying two months outing Joe Marks will discharge MT. Benson's duties as freight agent during his absence. Mr A. A McCorfle of Eureka Springs who went east 8 couple of months ago, returned Thursday night with charming bride. who was for merly Miss Rule May Pardee Of New ton, Ohio. They were married at the home of the brides parents June 30 and have since been travelling and vis- iting friends They left Saturday morning for Eureka Springs ranch, where they will reside.
 Not long ago Briggs Shields, who had been working for parties in the ] Chlricahuas, disappeared, taking a | from this point local officer joined in the pursuit. Both the fugitive and his mount were overhauled in Ara vaipa and brought back. Constable Alvord took Shields before Justice Shaw of Bowie and he was bound over to await the action Of the grand jury. He admits the theft but pleads exten- uating circumstances.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 Hon. R. A. Johnson of Tucson is reported to be somewhat better. i Hon. James Finley is in Tucson from his ranch.
 MT. and Mrs B. M. Jacobs left Tue son for San Francisco Monday morn ing.
 i Sam Hememan, o. J. Hale and liar ry Drachman of Tucson are headed for 1 the coast.
 ! Hon. Thomas F. Weedin and family are in Tucson from their home in the Tortillitas. This is their first visit to l Tucson for year or more.
 Five drunks, two Americans and three Mexicans, were sent up for the customary six days by justice Cornell 1t Tucson the other day.
 Hon. Burt Dunlap and wife are at /! the New Orndorff in Tucson. They are looking for suitable residence and if one is found will occupy it for the winter.
 Raymond Satterwhite, chief 1raughtsman of Surveyor General Jhrists office, will leave Friday morn |. ng for the coast. He will take thirty days leave of absence.
 County Treasurer Hoff has received since Sunday from Sheriff Leather wood for licenses s64750; from Re corder Shibell $236.75 and Probate Judge Wood paid over S10S.60.
 At the Tucson probate judges office Wednesday marriage licenses were is sued to Jose Gomez and Margarita Valenzuela and Francisco Arbano and Jesus Silxas. The quartette are resi- dents of Nogales.
 Corporal J. P. Wells, Jr., writing to his father at Tucson says that he is the busiest man in Captain Gray's company Young Welles, who has had three years experience, is drill master and company clerk. Supplies. he writes are coming in and the work attending distribution crowds him daily. Colonel John A. Black who has big roll of commissions is proud of one on parchment, his commission as lieuten- ant dated 1890. It is signed by Will liam O'Neill, the late Buckley, adju- tant general, Lewis Wolf1ey, gover- nor, and N. o Murphy, secretary of the territory.
 There was S4,70O in the till of the pay car at the time it was burned Sunday This was melted by the heat of the car. Much of the bullion was afterwards found by the officers of the company, and the gold will be sent to the mint for recoinage. That they did not find it all was evidenced by a pris- oner in the recorders court this morning. He had about four pounds of the melted metal on him when arrest ed. It was turned over to the S. P company.