Arizona republican., 1898-07-11

which will be model of convenience.
 Ed Titcomb's family horse ran away with the buggy the other day at No gales and broke the vehicle into kin ding wood. The animal was stand ing hitched at the house and became frightened at some unknown object and breaking away took dash down the hill The buggy was completely demolished.
 A jolly party of about sixty No gales ladies and gentleman went 10 Cibuta last Sunday for a days outing They had a special car and fine or chestra was taken along to enliven the party en route and furnish dance mu- sic at Camp Pierson. The party was met at Cibuta by Don Jose Pierson, Jr., who has but recently returned from the City of Mexico. Mir. Pier son is a prince of hosts and did every thing possible to make his guests feel at home and the day at Cibuta ranch one continuous round of pleasure.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY.
 Born, in Prescott, July 5, to MT. and Mrs. George Heisler, a daughter.
 H.R. Bonnell came to Prescott from
  Fourth.
 A. P. McGinness, connected with the Santa Fe Pacific railroad, is in Pres cott
 Friends of the late Captain W. O.. O'NeiIl will erect monument to his memory.
 Born, in Skull alley, July 5, to NIT. and Mrs. Landy Ehle, a fifteen pound girl.
 The Prescotts and the Colored nine played game of base ball yes terday afternoon.
 There was another drilling contest on the plaza in Prescott Thursday. 1t was on side bets and against time.
 Bert Cameron and Frank Beal of Flagstaff spent the Fourth in Prescott returning home Thursday morning.
 Miss Ruth Opdyke and Miss Stan ley Windes left Prescott Friday to spend their vacation in California.
 Judge Webster Street is in Prescott taking Judge Sloan's place on the bench for the trial of such cases as the latter is disqualified to try. City Recorder Tom Shultz of Prescott
  the ether day, the amount received for fines during the month of June. Among the list of rough riders killed July 1 is the name of James Greenley, well known miner Of Yav- apai county. He enlisted from the McCabe mine.
 The recorders fees for the record ing of various instruments in Prescott during June amounted to s3S9.60. Ex- tras, such as making abstracts, etc. amounted to s, making a total for the month of 39260. Wednesday was cowboys day in Prescott. The events of the day were at the Prescott driving park in the af- ternoon, and the attendance was good. In the steer tying contest Johnny Munds carried off first honors with :: purse of s75, the time made being 421s seconds The second prize of $95 was won by Chappo in 53 seconds, and the third prize of s3O by Coughran in e9 seconds. There were twenty entries in the contest. The broncho riding resulted as follows: First prize, $50, Chauncey Townsend; second prize, s15, Harry Wright The cowboy races were won as follows: First, $50, by Sweepstakes; second, Daisy; third, Tommy.
 COCHISE COUNTY. Ed Carlyon is in Tombstone from Pearce.
 Judge W. D. Monmonier is in Tomb stone from Pearce.
 J. s. Williams of Bisbee is in Tomb Q fr-ir icif h-1ci Miss Myra Braley is spending a few weeks in Bisbee on a visit. George H. Fitts and James Barrett returned to Tombstone from a flying visit to Bsbee.
 Dr. F. c. Edmundson and wife have returned to Bisbee from their eastern trip.
 Frank Moore and wife are paying Tombstone a visit from their ranch in the hiricahuas.
 Mrs H. G. Howe and daughter left Bisbee Sunday for California on an extended visit.
 Miss Emma Bauer returned to Bis bee on Tuesday rom her visit to Los Angeles and California points. Frank Henderson of Bisbee left for Tucson to enlist with Lieutenant Hart. Frank would make a dandy in the for aging squad.
 Cattlemen in from various sections of the county state that a general rain fall was visited upon all the cattle ranges of the county thus far this year and good grass and feed is assured A little altercation between two well known Bisbeeites made things lively for few minutes one day last week. They called each other uncomplimen- | tary names and when friends inter fered and the cause of the trouble as- certained both combatants were con- 1 vinced each was in the wrong then they kissed and made up.
 Mason Bradfeld, a former Tomb- stone man, but who for a number c; years past has been conducting a sa- | loon at Fillmore, in Ventura county, had two fingers blown off Fourth of July morning by the premature ex- plosion of cartridge which he was i endeavoring to force into his revolver