Arizona republican., 1903-07-05

HOME AGAIN-J. Ernest Walker has returned from Iron Springs. He says T. A French is building a new cottage there.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Early Baptist services at 9:45 a. m in ONeill hall Eibl. school with closing address by the pastor. Cnion service at Presby terian church in evening.
 MIR. ADAMS HOME.-J. C. Adams. who went to San Francisco a short time ago to buy some blooded horses for his stock farm, returned home yes terday morning. He reports having had d pleasant time beside the fun of buying a fine lot Of horses. Mrs. Adams and their daughter are spending the, summer at Coronado.
 SEASIDE EXCURSION.-The fol- lowing left for the coast last night via the NJ & p: Mrs. Alex. Rheinstein. Mrs II. Goodman and family, w. T. Horner and wife. Edna Henry, D. F.. Glines and wife. Arthur Lacey H. F. Sackman. J. C. Blair, s. F. Myers and wife, Mrs. Annie Miller, Mrs. F.. A. Keller and family, M. Loy, Ben Butler.
 FUNERAL OF HARRY BELL.-The funeral of Harry Bell will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the undertak- ing parlors of s. l.. Easterling. He was formerly connected with the Cincinnati Enquirer and came here from Cincin- natl about five months ago. His sister arrived here yesterday morning. The dead man was about twenty-four years old.
 PRACTICAL DRILLING.-Twenty one members of B company. N. G. A. under Lieutenant Parks spent last evening and will spend this forenoon in practical drilling in camp life. the idea being to secure little experience before they go to the encampment III Wyoming next month. They marched out to the Crosscut canal in the even ing weighted down with blankets, shelter tents. a few rations and cook ing utensils. There they made camp and pitched their tents for the night placed the usual guard and did things up in regular military style. This morn ing they will get their breakfast in camp and march back to town.
 IT CAME TO NOTHING.-The com plaint made the day before by Mrs. IT. C. Tait. keeper of the DreXel lodging house. against ten year-old Francis Cotton. charging him with attempting  ing before Justice Burnett yesterday The boy had not been arrested, but hf was brought before the justice. II turned out that though Mrs. Tdlt had in her complaint stated that she was cogniZant of the facts, she said yester- day that she, had them only by hear say. The matter was then laughinSiy dismissed.
 A NATAL DAY<FOR SCRE.-The Fourth of July means more to Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Hansen of kyrene than to any two other citizens of the United States and the particularly sacred hour of the day is noon. Just five years ago yesterday Mir. and Mrs. Hansen were married at noon. Three years ago yes terday at precisely the same hour thSir daughter was born. Yesterday on the twelfth, stroke of the clock at noon there was born to them son. If there is ancther patriotic coincidence like this anywhere else ir the United states the Republican would thankfully re- Ceive information of 1t.
 STEER TYING RESCLTS.-As near as could be learned last night the fol- lowing is the record Of time made in the steer tying contests at Mesa City yesterday in the tournament conduct cd by Jack Gibson: Jim Anderson, 1.O4; Donald Mcqueen, 1O9a Ed Fuller 1.56; Tom Anderson, 222. There were four ether contestants whose records were not learned, but it i understood they were slower Tn tfis boys contest the scores on an average were equally as good as in the contest of the older and mere wicked cowboys, though their fastest man was not quite up to Jim Anderson. The scores were: l.. Brig zee, LOT; F.. Williams, 1.27; Nate Brun- dage, 40: Ross Daly. 1.45: Lee ArroH, no time recorded.
 A BADGE OF OFFICE.-Sherif Cook was yesterday made the recipient of handsome badge. The givers were John Baggiore and Lucas MagnaRi. It is solid gold. containing almost as much gold as a twenty dollar piece. It