Arizona republican., 1898-08-04
Arizona Day by Day
live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

 Rosalia to put up mill. Mir. Thomp- ! son is one of the most competent workmen in the country.
 Saturday MT Karl L. Miller, presi- dent of the Franco-American Mining company, came to Nogales from Gro Blanco. He took the train northward the same evening.
 Friday morning MT. and Mrs Tom Bentley and Mrs. J. K. Murphy, who had stayed a day at Nogales en route home to Prietas from Los Angel es, resumed their journey.
 A recent change, taking effect July 18th, in transcontinental freight ra.es has been announced; being raise of ! about 35 cents per hundred pour ds from eastern points to Guaymas.
 Colonel Williams has put up in the Montezuma hotel bar room at Noga. es 1 a new electrical clock, a most accurf te timepiece. Ashley, the watchmaker, was the vendor, having imported it from the factory direct. ] A new cement walk has been laid around the Sandoval building in No gales on both Caile Elias and railroad avenue and along the short street be- tween. MT. R. c. Lowell is the con- tractor who did the work.
 A Guaymas paper makes an unwar- ranted statement that oa July Mr. A. L. Peck tore down a French and an Italian flag at Nogales MT. Peck desires to deny the assertion The gentleman did nothing of the kind
 MT. F. Montiio, manager of the ex- tensive house of F. Aguilar. Sucesores. of Guaymas, has been at Nogales on business the greater part of the pres ent week. Saturday the gentleman returned home to the Sonora metro polls
 YUMA COUNTY.
 John Gandolfo went to Tucson last week on business.
 MT. and Mrs. L. J. F. lager left Yuma Wednesday for a visit to the iCty of Mexico.
 Architect N. A. Comstock left Yuma for St. Louis Thursday on important business matters. He will be back in a week
 Isaac Levy has returned to Yuma from trip to the coast, greatly i'm proved in health and fully equipped to continue the discharge Of his ex- tensive business affairs.
 L. W. Alexander left Yuma Friday for Redondo Beach, where he will revel in ocean breezes and salt seq waves for about month. His wife and child are already there.
 Sheriff Mel Greenleaf went to Tue son Wednesday evening with Peter Aune, who broke his leg by falling from the top of a passenger car. MT Greenleaf returned Thursday morn ing.
 John D. Payne, formerly field super intendent in charge of the State o Arizona Improvement company con victs, spent a few days in Yuma las , week. He shipped his furniture t( Tucson and has returned there to re side in the future.
 Stephen w. Dorsey passed throug. Yuma Monday on his way to San Di ego, where he goes to perfect arrange ; ments for the inauguration of wori on his Picacho properties. The sena tor is looking hale and hearty, an. has had a very successful eastern trip
 The Tucson Citizen says as follows "F. B. Logan, formerly connected , with the Citizen and postmaster o ! Yuma under Cleveland's administra tion, is candidate for recorder C Yuma county. MT. Logan is goo . 2 citizen for any county to have eithe in office or out of office" The burglars which have made tn :. nights miserable for many of Yuma . citizens for some time past continu u to operate, Judge Abe Franks resi- dence, the county hospital and tn stores of John Ghiotto and Sam Hin having been visited during the weel " The guilty parties are thought to b ! either the convicts stationed at tn o quartermaster's old quarters. with | out guard, or to belong to a gang ( a ill-repute which infests Yuma If tn
 operations are continued those wh Is are doing it will doubtless be foun a out for certainty.