Arizona republican., 1898-06-16
Arizona Day by Day


in the discharge of their duties, the av- craze attendance during the coming term ought to be 150. This number would necessitate the employing of a third teacher.
 The contractors have the walls of three of the ten cottages being built by the railroad company at Winslow up and the roofs ready for shingling, the foundations for three more completed and the walls under way. The whole ten will be completed within the next thirty days.
 MT. Cross, representing the Denver Republican, spent some days in Wins low during the week in the interest of his paper and securing data for awrite- up of this section of Arizona MT Cross is an old and able newspaper man, and the citizens cheerfully ex- tended to him all the aid in their power.
 Sheriff Wattron of Holbrook is en- tertaining quite number of guests who have cases that will come up at the approaching term of district court, , when, it is more than likely, he will transfer the majority of his guests to Hon. Frank T. Aspinwall, who will see that they are comfortably lodged and we'll fed for few years to come. PIMA COUNTY.
 John Mapes of Nogales is arranging to visit Phoenix soon. Last week Edward Eagan was in Nogales from Calabasas. Wednesday Wm. Rosenberg of No gales went to Hermosillo.
 Tuesday evening 4. B. Gibson was in Nogales from Santa Ana. Mrs. Arthur J. Edwards of Phoenix lis visiting friends in Tucson. Monday evening E. Gaynor of No gales started for Washington, D. c. Last Saturday Dr. W. F. Chenoweth paid a professional visit to Washington Camp.
 J. W. Thacker, chief of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S secret service, was visitor in Nogales last Sunday Captain J. J. Noon of Nogales, who was very ill a week ago, is now con valescent and rapidly improving. A Tom Paine Epworth League would l be about as sensible as the Silver Re publican Club organized in Phoenix last week.-Oasis.
 I Sunday Walter L. Vail of the Elm pire ranch was in Nogales from the north. and was in and out of NOgales several days during the week. Mrs. J. M. Woodrum, formerly of Nogales, now residing at Fort Worth, Texas. is visiting in Fl Paso, the guest lnf o1c nor1u of NOgales.
 Dr. Goodfellow is said to have en- tered the army as a surgeon and gone to the Philippines This is probably a mistake, as when leaving Tucson he contemplated going to the Atlantic coast, he having been offered a place on the staff of General Shafter. A Mexican was brought to Tucson from Sabino canyon Saturday and lodged in jail by Sheriff Leatherwood He was in very bad condition-beins almost a raving maniac. He was brought in strapped to horse, guarded and controlled by two Mexicans. The coming election in Tucson is go ing to be a most exciting One-the election of a Goddess of Liberty One I0lQS dDOuI tulS eicCliOu ludt ls different from ordinary ones is that you can vote as often as you want to- provided you have five cents for eacf
 vote
 Monday A. L. Peck of Nogales com
 menced work upon a dwelling house
 he is erecting upon the lot on Sonoits
 avenue recently bought of F. J. Zeimet
 Mir. Peck expects to have the structure
 completed and ready for occupancy b!
 the time in which the strip is to be va
 cated.
 Wednesday morning at Nogales th' fire department was called out before
 breakfast by the burning of a Chinese
 wash house across the street from th'
 electric light works. The building wal
 a shell, and burned down very quickly
 The Wilson building, adjoining, wa
 scorched little.
 Tuesday Fred Herrera went out be
 yond San Lazaro, about 100 miles, il