Arizona republican., 1898-06-28
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

John Eckles was convicted of stage robbery in Prescott Friday.
 Prof. Hafford has gone east to at tend the National Educational associa- tion.
 /! Five excursionists left Prescott for l Los Angeles on Friday mornings train.
 M. L. Randall and A. G. Turner of l Prescott left for Lake City, Colo, Fri day morning.
 i Mrs. T. J. Corrigan and Mrs. E. s. Jones of Congress left for home Fri day afternoon after a brief visit to Prescott.
 | Willis P. Haynes, assistant clerk of the district court of Prescott left for California Friday to undergo a surgi- cal operation for his health.
 Dr. Kunze, the celebrated entomolo- 1 gist, is in Prescott again for a few weeks collecting specimens. He will ! take in circuit of several miles from town during his stay there. i Tim Hannon, one of the old time and substantial citizens of Ferguson valley, is in Prescott. MT. Hannon is taking great interest in the present war, as he was in Cuba way back in 1S57 MT. Day of Prescott reports 6S of an inch rainfall during the recsnt storm. T. E. Carey, an old time conductor of the s. F. P. & P. railroad IS in Prescott. He has just returned from trip to the Yukon country
 Brakeman White, who was caught between the pilot of an engine and a l brought to Mercy hospital at Prescott, is not seriously injured as was at first supposed He will be out in day or two.
 Gorham A. Bray of Prescott received a telegram Friday morning from Lit tie Rock, Ark, announcing the birth of a boy to Lieutenant and Mrs. Phillips, the latter the daughter of Mrs. G. A. Bray. Lieutenant Philips was former ly stationed at Whipple
 Lieutenant Eugene Spencer, son-in- lay of Governor and Mrs F. A. Tritle, formerly in the engineering depart ment of the army, but who resigned to engage in business in private life, has returned to Uncle Sans service again i and is now lieutenant colonel. He l telegraphed a few days ago offering a lieutenant's commission to either F. A. Tritle, Jr., or Harry Tritle. Quite an important transaction is announced as having taken place in Williamson valley, by which J. o. Stephens purchased from his son Jo- ] seph all of the latter's extensive land 1 and cattle interests in that section. The purchase price is said to run into the thousands, the Stephens ranch be- ing one of the best improved ones in l Arizona and considered also wealthy one in livestock. Joseph Stephens ; who sells, will leave for Los Angeles l in a few days and expects to make 1 that city his permanent home Eereaf- i ter.
 CHA COUNTY. l Mrs. J. w. Harrington of Globe, who i was at Tempe fer several weeks look i ing after her property there, returned home last Friday.
 i Miss Aurrella Sendrey returned to Globe last Friday from Bisbee, where she had been for several months. She has recently been giving dancing les i sons in Bisbee and made weekly trips i to Pearce, where she also had a class. i Sheriff Williamson of Globe arrested Chris Nelson Wednesday night for selling whiskey to an Indian. He was caught in the act and more than half a gallon of whiskey recovered from the Indian, who said he paid Nelson $5.50 for it.
 MT. John S. Cook and Miss Susie Moreno were married Thursday even ing at the residence Cf MT. and Mrs. Shirley Neffe at Globe. The wedding was quiet one, invitations being con- fined to relatives and intimate friends. Dr. F. A. Maisch arrived in Globe Friday last from Big Bug, Yavapai county, where he has been since leav- ing Globe four months ago, filling the position of physician for the construc- tion company building the Prescott & Eastern railroad. The doctor will re- main there and practice medicine and
 will open an office as soon as he se- cures desirable location.