Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-25
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Token From Territorial Exchanges


Mr. Chas. H Warren returned to
Tucson from an absence of a year at
his old home in Newton, Mass
The Southern Pacific will probably
put IN a fast train to run daily be-
tween New Orleans and San Francis
CO.
The new p,aning mill at Tucson will
soon be ready for business. A large
lot of the machinery has already been
installed in the mill.
The family of President Parker, Of
the university, have returned from the
coast after sojour1 of several weeks
duration, says the Star,
Miss Fleming win go to Phoenix
shortly to tee a position as teacher
in one Of te public schools near there.
Prescott Journal-Miner.
Mss } essie Smith viii leave next
week fJr Tempe to take the position
of te9- cher of elOcution in the normal
scF,ol.-Prsscott Journal-Miner.
Judga Wright has sold his residence
on Man street to the we'll known min
ing man. A B. Sampson. The sale
wss made through the agency OF King.
Powell & Richey.-Tucs0n Star
]. is understood J. N. Folks. the for
Iner Tombstone druggist, has accept ed
Il position with the J. s. Williams Z
Co drug store AT Bisbse, says the
Prospector.
Col. J. Roe Young, the former agent
Of the Maricopa Indians in Arizona,
has left Los Angeles for his home in
kentucky, after an extended visit in
that city
Isidor Neustatter has been assigned
a position in the Tucson postofTice. The
majors excellent business education
VIII come in good play as an assistant
postmaster
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kengla lost their
9-mcnth@-old boy last evening. The
ii;'Ie cas died at o'clock. The fu-
neral Ecrvices viii he held tCday at
4:30 p. m.-Tucson Star
E. W. Sparks, who was before Com
missioner Culver yesterday charged
with selling liquor to Indians, gave a
bond of $500 for his appearance before
the Z. S. grand jury.-Tucson Citizen.
Nothing has been heard of tbs
whereabouts of Becker. alias Beck,
alias Camp, the slick gentleman who
victimized number of TOmb5tonesrs
by passing forged checks Prospsc.or.
An application has been made from
Aelve.il camp for the creation of
schC0l district, says the Tucson Star.
At present there are about three hun
d-'ed people living II and about the
camp.
Mrs. E. R. De Long left yesterday
morning on a two months visit to the
old home" in Salem, Mass, where she
will have a royal welcome from
friends whom she has net seen for six
years
There is a daily freight wagon run
ming to Pe3Tce carrying ice and beer.
other articles Of freight and occasion
ally a passenger. Frank Stanfield IS
driving the team-Willc0x Range
News.
J. H. Mcpherson has returned from
a short trip TO the Cobre Gr7nde prop
critics n the Cana1i5as. He is figuring
en- putting some Of tis big teams on
the road b5tween Naco and THAI place, !
h9uling coke, supplies. cte.-Bisbee !
orb
at this season Of the year. Stark IS 4 (
gccd republican, and intimated that /
these and many ether blessings which j
we aI5 now enjoying are due d Nc /.
kinley'S WISE adninisst .ation. Il does I
ones heart good TO meet these pio- /
nl'er5.-Bisbee Orb. i
George Croker, second vice presi- i
Csnt of tile Southern Pacific company,
has presented the employees of the So
Nora road a library Of $50 volumes OF F
Standard works that have recently /.
been placed on the shelves of the IL
bIory in the station building at No
gales.
A gun play is said 10 have been
maGe- by a prominent young man of .
our town. says the B:sbee Orb a few
nights ago, upon another young man,
and it is sad but for the second young
nan being feet Of foot the Orb would I
have much Larger iem. The names
of the parties ar9l withheld for the
welfare of both
J. Leslie Alien. the gentleman who
holds the responsible pos iOn Of cattle /
inspector for the United States govern
me MT for the southern district of Ari-
iona, but who for some reason is not
fond of the title, having requested Us
not TO use it in connection with his
name. arrived on the incoming train
ssterday.-B.sbee Orb.
While out IN the mountains pres
pecting a few days ngo J. NJ. McHenry
MT with an accident that will lay hin
up seVaT9l days, says tlTa Tucson Citi-
zen IN a1ighting from his horse he
stepped on a stone in such q way as TO
cause his p-stoI to become detached