Arizona republican., 1898-08-05
Arizona Day by Day live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges
COCONINO COUNTY.

Hams Thursday from a Los Angeles visit.
 William Nelis left Williams We'd nesday on a business trip to Los An seles.
 Attorney Ellinwood Of Flagstaff transacted business in Williams on Tuesday.
 Miss Marian Miller of Williams left Thursday for Winslow where she will visit relatives.
 Mrs. R. Burns. a most estimable lady of Williams registered on the sick list last week.
 The Santa Fe Pacific is hauling wa ter from Williams to points east along the line.
 Dr. Robertson of Flagstaff went west Wednesday for short business trip to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Morrell re- turned to Williams from few days visit with friends in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. James Pitts of Williams has Ecc- seriously ill during the week, but her .caany friends will be glad to note an improvement.
 Mrs Ed Dubois returned to Williams from an extended trip to Winslow Tuesday of last week. She was ac companied home by her sister, Mrs. Maud Britton of Winslow.
 Mrs F. G. Dickinson returned to her home in Fresno, Cal, Tuesday last, after several weeks visit with her daughters, Mesdames C. A. Neal and J. c. Phelan of Williams.
 Miss Meta Simmons of Peoples val ley left the first of last week to visit relatives in Ash Fork after months visit with the families Of Thomas Smith and Joseph Akard of Williams.
 The Indian mail carrier. who carries the mail from Williams to the Suapi agency in Cataract canyon, was found dead on the plateau the first of the week. He was on his return to the agency with the mail.
 Attorney H. F. Ashurst. who so ably represented Coconino county in the lower house of the territorial legisla- ture last session will be a candidate for reelection this fall He appears to have his political fences in good condition and his opponent will have plenty of work to do.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 Mrs. O. R. Pease Of Gila Bend spent Sunday in Tucson.
 The new Tucson city directory will be delivered in 8 few days.
 Sam Heineman of Tucson has gone 10 Los Angeles to meet his wife.
 Dr. Devendorf has returned to Tue. son from his outing to the Oracle.
 Mr. L. M Jacobs returned to Tue son from California Saturday
 lion. H. D. Underwood Of Tucson is expected home Wednesday morning.
 J. A. Legarro is home in Tucson from a trip to Crittenden, where he visited A. E. Crepin.
 Tom Hallahan of Tucson has gone to Santiago de Cuba to change his luck
 Stanley Kit has returned to Tucson from the coast after several weeks outing.
 Colonel Otis R. Hale has left Tucson for San Francisco, having a brief leave of absence.
 Four young men from Hermosillo are in Tucson to prepare for taking course at the university.
 A man and woman are in the jail at Tucson held CD charge Of robbirg q man. The case will come up for trial today.
 Tucson has Mayor-Protem c. M. Burkhalter owing to the absence of Mayor Buehman who is in the Cata- linas.
 A petition is being circulated asking that postoffice at Tanque Verde, eighteen miles east of Tucson, be es- tablished.
 Teofilo Estrado and Adolph Miriam do of Tucson are held in jail to await the action of the grand jury. The charge is bigamy.
 Miss Emelie Flynn has taken charge of the money order and registry de- partment of the posoffice in Tucson, vice s. R. DeLong retired.
 Deputy Probate Judge s. W. Pur- cell and Fabian Romero left Tucson Tuesday for Canado del Rio, where MT. Purcell has mining interests.
 City Treasurer Harry Drachman of Tucson has gone to the coast, his first vacation in eighteen years. His ab- sence will terminate before September.
 Agent Wood of the Wells, Fargo & Co., says the business of the Tucson office has been better for the months of June and July than at any un-e in the history of the office.
 The condition of Engineer William Walker who was injured severely on Sunday is reported favorably. Conduc- tor Crowder is about the same and hopes of his recovery are entertained though mending will be very slow = Star.
 R. B. Kelly of Tucson has in course of erection residence on Ochoa street near the cathedral. The dwelling oc- cupies forty-two by sixty feet, contains seven rooms, bath and basement It will be a beauty of the old Spanish style and will cost more than $2,40O
 Joseph Bowyer of Phoenix is a can- ~didate on the democratic ticket for re- corder of that city. MT. Bowyer was for several years a resident of this city and is well known hereabouts as . mining man of considerable prom