Arizona republican., 1898-10-26
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken from Territorial Exchanges.

A carload of candles was received in Bishea the ether day.
 c. F. Gardner Of Ho,bTook has gone to Kansas City with lot cf mutton
 Attorney J. c. Herrdon of Prescott was in Flagstaff the ether day cn l7gal business.
 Mrs. John Slaughter has returned to Bisbee from a visit to the Omaha ex- position.
 Mrs J. E. DeRcsear has returned to Holbrook after an absence Cf about six months
 Clarence Owens Of HoIb-ook shipped q few carloads Of mutton to Kansas City las, Friday.
 Hugh Conlon of Bisbee is in St. Louis, and when he returns will be ac- eompanied by Mrs. Conlon.
 Henry Tuning of Show Lew was in Holbrook last week. He shipped about 5000 head Of sheep to eastern markets.
 The infant child of MT. and Mrs. John LeBarrcn of Flagstaff died on Sunday night of last week and was buried on Monday.
 J. D. Hcuck has returned to Hol- brock after an absence Of several weeks. He accompanied a shipme Tt Of shsep to Kansas City.
 Pref. Jacobsen Of Salt Lake City, Utah, opened school at Woodruff las. week. He is assisted by MT. Grayson Of San Francisco.
 Leandro Ortega, ex-member Of the board Of supervisors Of Apache county, and prominent sheepman of Concho, was in Holbrock last week shipping mutton.
 Judson Lathrop, who was shot at Grants by train robbers last spring and later had his leg amputated, has gone to Kansas City to get a cork leg. He is expected to return to HoIbIook in the near future
 The petition of the Saginaw South ern Railroad company fer condemna- tion Of right of way over the Owen Wa ter company's land was heard by dis trict court commissioner, c. A. Keller. in Flagstaff the other day and the pro- ceedings were dismissed
 A cclcred soldier was taken to Tomb stone from Fcrt Huachuca Saturday end placed in jail for trying to kill a fellow soldier because of dispute over 25 cents in a crap game. The injured soldier will likely die, as the bulI5t cut eight hcles in his intestines
 The city election held on Monday passed off very quietly. The vote WAS on the question as to whether the city shall issue s20,00O of additional bonds to complete the water works. The re- suit was that the bends carried by a vote of 123 for them and three that couldn't be counted either for CT against.-Flsgstaf Gem
 The Arizona Lumblr and Timber company at Flagstaff is pushing the wcrk CT their new mill es fast as me chanics can do the work. When it is completed it will be the best plant in the west. Flagstaff is very fortunate by reason Of the location of such an ex- tensive enterprise almost within the city limits.
 Mrs C. F. Putnam of HolOrcok met with serious accids1t last Wednesday While riding horseback her horse be- came frightened and she was thrown violently to the ground and sustained a badly sprained ankle and other bruises. Dr. Dryden attended her and pronounced her injuries such as to con- fine her to her room for several days at least.
 Rehearsals will ccmm5nc5 at an early day on the cantata Of Esther, musical composition cf hign msrit- All the best local talent will participate, to the number Of sixty voices. Special attel- tien will be paid to the costuming. About two months will be required for reheaTsals and it is expected that the first production Of the cantata will take place some time about the holidays in the new Odd Fellows building.5SiIyer Belt
 Owing to partial failure of spring from which the railroad company is receiving it's supply Of water for rail- read, town and domestic purposes, ii becomes imperative o1 the company's part to discontinue the service to the town and outside parties, this action is taken only as a last resort to ke6I freight and passenger traffic moving and as socn as the spring i'll supply surplus above what is absolutely nee essary to keep railroad business nov ing water will De again turned on the town.-Flagstaf Gem
 M A. Burke, who has been fer sev- eral months confined in the county has, tile, made an attempt to escape Sat urisy- He got out through the win dcw in some manner. In the dust storm which prevailed that day his tracks were seen obliteratsd but he was found in the sage brush east of town where he had sccoped cut q hole in tkE ground, and covered himself up all except his head. Nc prisoner is al- lowed to gs: very far away from the jail under the vigi,ant administration of Sheriff Watron.-Holbrook Argus.
 w ". Brookner, who resigned his position as manager of the Old Domin- ion Commercial company, has lef Globe and gone to Les Ang5lss, where he will join his family and locate per manently. Mir Brockner has been g resident Of Globe since 1881 and has engaged actively in business most ol the time. says the Silvcr Bel. In 1S9t