Arizona republican., 1898-06-29
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
CoCONINO COUNTY.


 parts of Flagstaff.
 H. A. Javins, Phoenix bicycle deal CT was in Flagstaff Tuesday.
 Mrs. L. V. Drum was in Flagstaff from Stoneman Lake Monday.
 Harry Fulton was in Flagstaff from his Pine Hill range last week.
 H. L.sGeorge, deputy sheriff of Mari copa county, was in Flagstaff last Tuesday week.
 Dr. See of the Lowell observatory contemplates an eastern trip at an early day.
 Mrs. F. H. Cova left Flagstaff last week for Topeka, Kan, where she Will remain during the summer.
 Dr. F. G. Cornish, chief surgeon at Santa Fe Pacific employees hospital at Albuquerque is in Flagstaff.
 A. w. Jordan has leased the eight room dwelling at the corner of Bird avenue and San Francisco street in Flagstaff from Rabbit Bros.
 Ed Priest, who has a tie contract with the Santa Fe Pacific road, was in Flagstaff visiting his family last Sun day.
 w. L. Pinney of Phoenix spent a couple of days in Flagstaff last week. MT. Pinney is the leading bicycle deal CT of the territory.
 Misses Emma Kerr and Belle Cassin, talented and attractive school ma'ams from California, are enjoying the pine perfumed atmosphere of Flags.aff. There is heavy travel eastward from California at the present time. The drouth and the resulting hard times in that state are causing the ex- Odus.
 The summer climate of Flagstaff is delightful. People in other parts who would spend the next few months in a pleasant, bracing and healthful atmOs- phere should go there.
 Mrs J. G. T. Smith and daughter Miss Mary arrived in Fltgsaff from Phoenix Tuesday. They are accupy- ing the H. H. Hoxworth cottage and will remain during the summer.
 J. w. Higgins, Jr., of Kansas City, is in Flagstaff. He is a representative of Swift & Co.,, the packers of Kansas City, and is there for the purpose of buying fat sheep for his firm.
 Dr. Raster, chief surgeon for the Santa Fe railroad, with headquarters at Topeka, Kan, passer through Flag staff on Sunday mornings passenger on visit to southern California points. B. T. McGonigle returned to Flag staff last Wednesday from Albuquer- que. During his visit in that place he made arrangements for the purchase of another locomotive for central Arizona railroad.
 w. O. Secor, tie inspector for the Santa Fe Pacific road, has removed with his family from Albuquerque to Flagstaff and will occupy the McGoni- gle residence on the south side of the railroad.
 J. c. Church returned from a busi ness trip to Williams and Saligman pn Sunday. MT. Church says that from a business standpoint either of the above named towns are better business points than Flagstaff
 MT. Shif1er, photographer of Los Angeles, took trip to the Grand can- yon of the Colorado last Saturday, fc1 the purpose of taking views of the can- yon. He had with him the largest camera ever taken to the canyon, with which he purposed taking four pic lures, making a panoramic view eight feet long by twenty inches in width
 PIMA COUNTY.
 On Thursday last a baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. L. D. Jenkins oi Tucson. The young lady, although she tipped the beam at nine pounds brought a hundred pounds of joy to the Jenkins household. Both mother and babe are reported doing well.
 Tom Grant, general agent of tho North British Mercantile Insurance company, has sent to Hon. H. D. Un- derwood, the agent of the company al Tucson, several maps of the Philip pine islands that certainly has the ap- pearance of being among the best pub- lished
 The Arizona boys are hard at work in Cuba. Because of the expossd DO Sition they occupy in front they will necessarily suffer severely, and as Hobson's courage is coEmon to then all the history of the regiment will b; made up of deeds of reckless daring.- Citizen.
 An Osprey (pandion halaetus) hay ing an extent of wing of nearly six fe= was killed on the water at Silver lak' by MT. c. T. Etchell of Tucson tn; other day. It is seldom these bird' are seen hereabouts. In the summe of 1884 one was shot from the top O the city hall belfry.
 The Indian cave reported discoveret in the Santa Cantalinas a few day ago is on the hill north of Redondo' canyon. On the hill above is a coppe deposit and it was while working ther the cave was discovered. Nothing O historical interest was found in it bu it gave evidence of having been occu pied at no distant time by Apaches An effort will be made to work tn claim through it.
 Saturday night a couple of Mexican were seen lounging. about the residenc of MT. l.. D. Jenkins on North Meye street in Tucson. At first but littl