Arizona republican., 1898-07-05
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Bert Mossman has returned to Hol- brook from trip to points east.
 Arthur Rosensarten returned to his home in Pottsville, F., on Saturday.
 Amos Brothers shipped 1000 head of mutton to Kansa iCty on Wednesday.
 A. Willis came down from Snow flake with load of lime for the court house at Holbrook.
 Attorney F. W. Nelson came to Hol- brook from Winslow on legal business last Saturday.
 Harry Scorse is in Holbrook from the range again and will spend the Fourth of July at home.
 P. Staufer of Holbrook went east on @ visit last week. He will remain about three weeks.
 Miss Lillian Gardner of Holbrook re- turned from Winslow where she has spent several weeks visiting friends.
 L. Hunt and several ladies were in Holbrook from Snowflake taking in the county seat Wednesday.
 Ed Bargman arrived in Holbrook Wednesday and will spend about one week in town, taking in the Fourth.
 Roy Colbrath and Jim Childers came down from Taylor Thursday and will remain in Holbrook short time
 Julius Wetzler has been in the south ern part of the county for several days on business.
 The Jim outfit arrived in Holbrook Thursday and will camp over until af- ter the Fourth.
 Bob Morris and John Rupert return ed to Holbrook after a trip over the range of several weeks duration.
 L. M. Savage, Fred Gardner and J. Lilywhite were in Holbrcok from Woodruff Thursday.
 James Bowen was in Holbrook from the Jim ranch last wek He has a badly swollen hand being injured while roping steer.
 N. M. Cameron is stopping with w c. Barnes. He is improving fast from the injury he received several weeks ago.
 The jail paraphanalia has arrived in Holbrook and will be placed in or der as soon as the preliminary masonry is completed.
 Robert Winner took charge of the Pleasant Valley stage line on the 30th and started on his first trip the same day.
 MT. Pringle and his foreman return ed to Holbrook from Kansas Thursday where they have been with a shipment of cattle
 Mrs. Bernard Schuster and children arrived in Holbrook from El Paso Texas, Sunday. After spending a few days with friends there she will pro- ceed to the coast.
 Dr. Julius Silberstein, the brilliant physician at Fort Apache, has had the degree of master of arts conferred up- on him by the Illinois Wesleyan uni versity at Bloomington.
 J. H. Breed, the well known busi- ness man of Winslow, stopped off at Holbrook the other day on his return from Denver, Colo, where he has been on a combined business and pleasure trip.
 On Wednesday evening the young very pleasantly at the home of MT. e1hO MI Q. aQOll OCIluSLoI LII AlUuQu6I- que, who is visiting relatives there All report an excellent time.
 Rev. Father billy was in Holbrook with the Rt. Rev. P. Bourgdale, bishop of Tucson, and held services at the school house Friday. Father billy will go to Manila with Governor Me Cords regiment as chaplain.
 George Scott and bride left HolbroOk on Sunday for their home at Show Low. Their numerous friends in Hol- brook wish them all the success pos sible within their span of existence on this mundane sphere.
 On Tuesday Captain W. G. Scott oi St. Johns received a message from Governor McCord that he would be authorized to enlist thirty men and receive commission as second lieu tenant. Arizona is entitled to only three companies, one of which will be given to the northern counties.