Arizona republican., 1898-06-18
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

is invited, and a good time is prom ised.
 Supervisor and Mrs. Allaire spent Sunday in Wilcox.
 Fred Moore returned to Wilcox few days ago from trip to Denver with cattle.
 Ft. Grant has a new commanding officer, Lieut.. Col M Cooley of the Seventh cavalry having arrived from Ft. Apache.
 MT. and Mrs F. E. Storm are now comfortably established in their hand some new residence on Haskell ave- nue, Wilcox.
 Mrs. Mabie, wife of the gentlemanly accountant at the Ft. Grant post ex- change, left Sunday morning with her daughter for Denver.
 Major Chas. Hobart of the 18th in- fantry, lately commandant at Fort Grant, has gone to Denver, where he will be permanently stationed.
 A carload of ice from Tucson was shipped to Fort Grant by government teams Sunday night, the post ice ma chine being temporarily out of repair.
 Gim Mons store at Wilcox was bur glarized Thursday night, the thieves securing s55 in U. S. currency, $7 in Mexican money and a quantity of dry goods.
 John Gray and family arrived in Pearce recently from San Francisco. Mir. Gray is well known in Wilcox, having been formerly engaged in the cattle business in the valley.
 Three trains of soldiers passed west through Wilcox Wednesday night, en route to San Francisco. They were re- cruits for the 18th and 23d infantry now awaiting transportation to the Philippines.
 Mrs. P. Moore left Wilcox Thursday might for Tempe, where she is attend ling the commencement exercises at the Territorial Normal school Her daugh- ter, Miss Mary Moore, will accompany lher on her return.
 J. N. Lean, Southern Pacific agent a! ,Willcox, is expected to return from Ar kansas Hot springs this week. During his stay there he has gained eight oI ten pounds in weight, and is otherwise greatly benefited health.
 E.E. Serrine, travelling freight agent of the Southern Pacific company, with lheadquarters at Ell PasO, and MT. Cur tis, who fills a like position with the Texas & Pacific, were in Wilcox last week looking up business for their re Ispective lines.
 Rev. Thos. Harwood, superintendent lof Mexican Methodist missions fo, Colorado, New Mexico. Arizona and northern Mexico, spent last week II I Wilcox in the interest of his work 1 He has held his present position fol lover twenty years.
 John H Norton, senior member ol the firm of John H. Norton & Co., ol lWillcox, arrived from Los Angeles Fri day morning and spent few days IT town, familiarizing himself with the steadily growing business of the house He has returned to California.
 Mrs. M. w. Stewart, daughter of Col H. c. Hooker, accompanied by Forest inc, the young daughter of Mr. ant Mrs. E. R. Hooker. arrived in Wlllco' from Los Angeles last week. Mrs Stewart will remain some time witt her parents at Sierra Bonita ranch.
 PIMA COUNTY. l c. W. Atkinson, the CalaDaSaS cat ltleman. is Tucson visitor. George Stone, sheep man from tn T Santa Ritas, is in Tucson.
 E. c. Reed, foreman of the Twil Buttes mine, is at the Occidental, Il , Tucson.
 : Wilcox is a good patron of the ic dealers in Tucson, and Benson place all her orders there.
 A marriage license was granted Wed nesday to Harry V. Lewis a1d Mimi Willard. both of NOgales. Two Mexicans were brought from
 Lordsburg freight wreck to Iucso and taken to the hospital.
 Judge Davis of the Tucson coul l has granted divorces in. the fo
 lowing cases: Rufino Velez vs. De s fina Velez; Faustina Gilliland vs.Ja = Gilliland; Francisco Soto vs Adel y Soto; Albert L. Jones vs. Mary |