Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

1 h.S are throwing dirt in the air pretty live ly, preparing for the hose contest on the Fourth of July. The Toughs as yet are not very active, but when the time comes around this old reliable company it is said is going to bottle up the entire department and sail all laround them in the big water carnival
 Adolf Moser Jr., whose crime is ia miliar to all in Prescott, was sentenced by. Judge Sloan to one year in the peni Itentiary. The youth received his sen tence cooly, and remained perfectly |immovable. Judge Sloan spoke hand somely of his parents, and stated that the age of the offender also made him very lenient in executing the law. which in this case was the least the statutes called for. Married, June 15, 1898, at Fort Lo- gan, Colorado, at the residence of MT. Clark Playter, Horne Hill," by the Rev. Moses D. A. Steen, Dr. John R. Walls of Prescott, Arizona, to Miss Alza Dennis of Bradford, Ontario, Can ada. Dr. Walls and his accomplished bride reached Prescott Saturday, where they will henceforth reside The groom, who is well known, was the recipient of many congratulations to cheer him and his in their happy journey.
 COCHISE COUNTY.
 Ben Williams and party are back from Nacosari.
 G. T. Bartholomew of Los Angeles is ill Bisbee.
 Miss Nellie Hughes is spending a few days in Tombstone
 B. A. Packard, the well known stock man, is paying Bisbee visit
 Mrs. P. B. Warnekros returned to Tombstone Sunday evening.
 w. W. Gillettel of Spokane Wash, is stopping at the Bessemer hotel, Bis bee.
 Miss Lizzie Schmid has accepted a an assistant.
 Harry Saunders of Mount Vernon, Indiana, is spending few days in Bis bee.
 There were several lively scraps in Bisbee Sunday, and number of discol- ored eyes are in evidence.
 George Duncan has left Bisbee for a visit to Ericsson's ranch, near Dos Ca bezas, where he will remain for two or three weeks.
 Lem Overlook has returned to Bisbee from Phoenix, where he purchased a carload of hogs and one of beef for his market.
 The A. & s. B. company have built a cattle shute at South Bisbee for the un- leading of beef cattle for the Bisbee market.
 Miss Bessie Blom of Bisbee will leave ill few days for a visit to her old home in Keokuk, Iowa, where she will remain for several months.
 Eddie Bauer, son of A. Bauer of the c. K market at Bisbee, had the mis- fortune to have his leg badly bruised by being kicked by horse
 Frank Armstrong and wife, accom- panied by J. McAllister and wife, left Bisbee recently for a two weeks vaca tion trip to the Ramsey canyon, in the Huachucas, where they will resticate.
 F. w. Meade, the well known cattle man of California, and who owns an interest in the Hagan ranch in Sonora, is in Bisbee, and will remain for some time.
 Harry Hazlewood and bride, nee Miss Maggie Holland, who were recently married in Tombstone, will locate in Bisbee upon their return from their honeymoon trip to California.
 James Hart of Bisbee received let ter from his brother, Kirk, at Tucson, Sunday, stating that their company was not quite complete, and that they could use twenty-five or thirty good men, and for him to list the names and have everything in readiness for their examination, as he would be in Bisbee in day or two. The list contains about twenty names, and those who are anxious to serve their country have a chance, by handing in their names to James Hart. It is expected that Lieutenant Hart will be in Bisbee soon to accept the men.