Arizona republican., 1898-06-19
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
YAVAPAI COUNTY


  f YAvAPAI COUNTY. :
 John s. Jones is in Prescott from the
 Little Jessie mine.
 | A drive around Prescott will surprise one at the number of new buildings go- ing up.
 l Mrs. Bruce will erect another build
 ing on Mount Vernon avenue, in East
 Prescott. F
 Frank Wells. son of Judge ana Mrs E. w. Wells, returned to Prescott We'd nesday from attending school at Ober-
 lin. Ohio.
 Excavating for the foundation of the new building to be erected in Prescott
 by the Bank of Arizona on it's Gurley street lot, in the rear of the bank
 building, is in progress. Miss Helen Wells has been elected secretary and treasurer of the Prescott Choral Club, vice R. B. Burmister, re- signed. The club has a good member ship, and is getting along nicely. We are in receipt of letter from a married lady in Los Angeles, who wants to know the whereabouts of her husband, one Beeson, whom she inti- mates might be known in Northern Arizona and Phoenix.-Courier. The Prescott Summer Normal School committee, at recent meeting decided to abandon the project for this year, but will maintain it's organization, and will attempt to secure a permanent school. commencing with the summer of 1899 s..ls Pete Boscha's boy, Richard, who wit messed the execution of Parker, showed the boys at Congress the other day how the thing was dane. He erected la scaffold. trap anu all complete, and then used a rat to represent Parker, pulling the trap and ending his life at the end of rope
 While Mark Smith is having his |stale congressional speeches published in such papers as will perform that ser !vice for him, Col. Wilson is putting in la personal appearance at such places las he thinks he can Help along his can didacy. He addressed the young De- mocracy at Phoenix Monday night Journal-Miner.
 Prescott city officials adopted new tactics this year in regard to the col lection of dog license. and stole a march on the owners of dogs by com mencing to impound them without any previous notice They reported some twenty canines in the city pound yes terday Parties whose dogs are miss ing may find them at the pound.
 A. A. Beeson and the wife and chill dren of the late James Keenan were seen Wednesday afternoon in wagon owned by Keenan, drawn by the team owned by Keenan, heading towards Whipple. keenan's dogs were follow ing the outfit. Their destination was not known. Beeson, it seems, is well known in the southern part of the ter ritory, having formerly resided in Gra- ham county.
 ment, wise and otherwise, in regard to the Gazette since the retirement of MT. John O. Dunbar from the editorial helm of the paper, as to who would be chosen to sit in the time-honored chair. so long accustomed to keep the Democracy of Arizona in the straight and narrow path and at the same time strike terror in the breast of the polit- ical evil doers.-Arizona Gazette.
 Reminds us of the old negro preach CT, who said: "Bredren, dar am two ways, the broad way which leds down to certain destruction, and de straight and narrow path which leads to utter damnation." Whereup0n sable lis- tener said: "Dat bein' de case, dis nigger takes to de woods. Prescott Courier.
 m COCHISE COUNTY.
 Sheriff Scott White was in Bisbee from Tombstone Wednesday morning to attend the funeral of Henry G. Howe. Os
 County Treasurer Wentworth ar rived at Bisbee Wednesday morning to attend the funeral of his friend and brother. Henry G. Howe.
 The Copper Queen company closed the doors of the company store We'd nesday afternoon in respect to the memory of Henry G. Howe.
 The walls of the new postoffice build ing on Main street Bisbee, are rapidly assuming proportions, which indicate that the structure will soon be com pleted.
 Although many houses have lately been erected in Bisbee, the demand is mol uot cot;cfod PeOD1A are con-