Arizona republican., 1898-07-27
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges
COCONINO COUNTY.

J. II. Kilgour, the sheep raiser, was l at Flagstaff from Challender Tuesday !! Mrs. J. E. Walker of Phoenix joined l her husband at Flagstaff last Wednes- day.
 Louis Speers returned to Flagstaff Tuesday from trip to Jerome anc i Williams. c. E. Howard is in Flagstaff from Ash Fork and will enjoy a few days of city lite. H. E. Campbell left Flagstaff Thurs day for Santa Monica, Cal, to join the swim at that place.
 c. E. Goddard, former resident of Flagstaff but now of Phoenix, is spend ing the week there.
 Miss Clara Finnie returned to Flag staff Saturday from a six weeks visit with relatives on Beaver creek.
 PC. Allen, master of transportation of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad, spent several days in Flagstaff last week. eral days at Flagstaff last week, in the interest of the various business houses he represents.
 The influx of tourists continues. Flagstaff as a summer resort is row ing in popularity with people who live in the lower alti ~udes.
 George w. G1owner of Flagstaff was elected captain of Company I last Mon day evening. Lawrence Quinlan was chosen first lieutenant.
 E. c. Van Nest and family of Los An geles have decided to locate in Flag staff MT. Van Nest is a carpenter and will build a residence there.
 The family of I. T. Hubbard, superin- tendent of the Santa Fe Pacific, are guests of the Bank hotel and are enjoy ing the cool weather of Flagstaff.
 An unusually large amount of tour ists are to be seen coming to Flagstaff as they are compelled to seek a cooler climate for comfort during the sum- mer months.
 Mrs Ed Gale with her little son, Johnnie, are visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Hawks, this week. Mrs. Gale reports Winslow as unusually mild both in wind and summer this summer, but the ladies as usual have gone to other cooler points to while away the tedium of the next three months.
 CHA COUNTY.
 Born, July 20. in Globe, to the wife of James E. Ellison, son.
 Sheriff Williamson is in Los Angeles. He is expected to return soon.
 c. R. Rogers of Globe is in Mesa on a visit He expects to be absent two or three weeks.
 E. L. Shaw, who represents Solo mon 6 Wickersham of Bowie, Arizona, has been in Globe.
 J. c. Coplin was in Globe Tuesday of last week with a load of very nice peaches from Florence.
 Miss Nellie Allen arrived in Globe last Saturday from Weimer, Texas, to visit her sister, Mrs. J. R. Barnette. and her friends.
 Willis Middleton of Globe went out to the Sierra Ancha with the Baker boys on Monday of last week, for sev- eral weeks recreation.
 The late rains have given grass a good start, but more rain is needed. The total precipitation from June 30 to July 16, inclusive, was trifle over two inches.
 w. T. Gam and family, who have been residents of this county for many years, took their departure the other s1ay for Seattle, Wash, where they ex- pect to make their home.
 Court adjourned last Friday night and Judge Doan took ms departure on the following morning. Judge Doan is commended for the fairness of his rulings and unvarying courtesy to the 5ar and to litigants.-Silver Belt.
 About three weeks ago Frank Jor- dan of Globe fell from a scaffold on a house he is building, and sustained Injuries to his back and shoulders which laid him up for ten days. He is now able to be about and improving every day.
 Niles W. Aylesworth returned to Globe last Friday from southern Cali fOrnia, where he had been for six weeks, having spent the greater DOT .IlOn of the time at San Diego and War ner's Hot Springs, and derived both pleasure and benefit from the trip.
 Miss Frankie Come. who has been visiting the family of Charles II. Ken -yon in Globe, returned to her home in Tucson the other day. Mrs. Kenyon and Miss Maud Kenyon accompanied her and after a short stay in Tucson they will visit Mrs. George P. Schole- field at Greaterville, Pima county.
 Sheriff D. R. Williamson and depu- ties, Ed Tewksbury and George Por- ter, left last Saturday morning for Yuma with the following prisoners convicted of felonies at the recent term of the district court: L. T. Scott manslaughter, ten years; John Rich ,ardson, forgery, seven years; Clarence Lone, aggravated assault on a woman five years.
 Postmaster w. O.. Kellner of Globe is in receipt of letter from A. L. Morrison, collector of the district ot New Mexico informing him that he has no authority to appoint an agent Tor the sale of revenue stamps under the late special act of congress. Stamps can be procured only by writing for them and enclosing the price to the col 1ector's office, Santa Fe, N M.
 B. F. Kellner has purchased from G