Arizona republican., 1898-08-11
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Talk en From Territorial Exchanges.

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 Mir. Barker of the board of control is visiting Prescott.
 F. $. Patton, the Reddington mer- chant was in Tucson Tuesday.
 Deputy Assessor John Spring of Tue son has gone to the soldiers home on the coast.
 Sam Hall, Jack Dufton and others Of Tucson were out Tuesday and bag ged four dozen doves.
 Frank c. Earle the Fl Paso ore buy eI left Tucson Wednesday for the east ern section and Fl Paso.
 The ladies of Tucsoa are thinking of giving an entertainment for the bene- fit of the public library.
 Mi. and Mrs. J. NJ Aitken and M- and Mrs. M. E. Morin of Phoenix are visiting friends in Prescott.
 Dr. George T. Thomes of Tucson will leave for Los Angeles today there to ]oln lis wife for q brief period
 Tucson's streets are getting into bad shape again. Those street sweep CTS should be pushed a trifie, the Star thinks.
 4. Y. Grosetta is expected to return to Tucson next week. He is in the east booking shows for the opera house.
 A Phoenix grocery firm, it is said, will occupy the large store soon to be vacated by Wheeler Perry at Tue son.
 Rochester Ford writing to Tucson friends says he is safely with his par ents in Jenning, Mo-, ana feels in ex- ceileDt spirits.
 The mayor and common council Of the city of Prescott will meet as a board of equalization on the 18th of this month.
 ,lJ. E. Cramer, at present visiting Prescott, is a most prominent Mason. being grand master of the grand lodge of Arizona.-Courier.
 Andy Collons of Tucson has gone to the Twin Buttes to serve as foreman. MT. Collins has been identified with the Mammoth Mining company.
 Sunday evening the Prescott brass band boys did themselves proud by the extended open air concert given Pres cottites and their visitors
 George Howard headed a party Of 
 Santa Ritas. The quartette were ire quently mistaken for aperejo packers prior to the start.
 Advices from Captain Gray of the southern Arizona company of Colonel McCord's regiment, will be awaited before the ladies of the Red Cross so- ciety at Tucson dispose of funds ir hand.
 Charles Rose, who killed two Mexi- cans few days ago in Yavapai county. had his preliminary examination be- fore Justice Campbell at Prescott Mon day and was held to answer to tho gran1 jury without bail.
 Sheriff Leatherwood is very lonely official, according to a gentleman who returned recently from Los Angeles All the other sheriffs are inside" It behooves Bob to take turn, if only to some mountain resort.-Star
 J. A. Marshall of Phoenix, accompa- nied by his family, is visiting Prescott and will remain several days Mr. Marshall was member of the Sev- enteerth and Eighteenth legislative assemblies of Arizona.-Courier
 In an uptown window at Tucson io O 6iOup OI HfC puOlOSIdpuS. u0 central figure is General Nelson A. Miles, above it Major Rafferty, each side Lieutenant Drachman and Captain Gray, and beneath that of Tom Ryn- ming of the Rough Riders.
 The boys who go to war and come bacl are receiving ovations. A gentle man from Albuquerque tells of the rn- turn of two privates to that place. The brass band turned out. likewise thousands of people. The boys didn't talk, but they rode in chaises.
 Eugene Thacker, who was with the sheriff's party that captured "Broncho Bill'' and his band, was in Tucson Tuesday. His father is a special de- tective of Wells, Fargo & Go. The young man will come in for share of the reward offered for the capture of the bandits
 Parties coming in from San Xavier