Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-05-16

out of Granite creek He also asks 70
an injunction that the city be per
petually enjoined from operating tn,
pumping plant where it now is, or a
any point on Granite creek above plain
tiff's ditch.
One year ago Z. G.. Siggers. late ;
member of Snow & Co. dissolved hi
partnership relations with C. \. Snow
and started in business for himself
at 91S + street. \. w, Washington, d
c. The May issue of the Inventiv,
Age will, among other things, contain
the details of the business of his of
! fee and what he has succeeded in ac
complishing. Send in your order:
now. Sample copy ten cents.
/ George Harer, an employee on Johr
r. Norton's ranch ut Buckeye, fell from
hay rick twenty feet high a few
days ago and had the misfortune t
break both his arms between the elbow
and wrist He was brought TO the city
immediate as possible and had the
broken arms set. He is resting easy
at present. in the hOspital.-EnterpriS
Rev. A. H Gunnett. of Los Angeles
arrived in Prescott from the south this
afternoon and will occupy the pulpit
ut the Marina street NJ. f. church to-
morrow morning. Mr.. Gunnett is an
old time Arizonan. having been pastor
of the NJ. Z. church at Tucson some
twelve years ago.
Mrs. C. NJ. Binford. recently from
Los Angeles, will sing a solo. ave
.s.so sgCor-oI,,.io u
tomorrow morning, at the Christian
Science services in X. of p hall. Mrs.
BinfOrd is considered one of the most
beautiful singers that has ever been
il our city and those who hear her will
he sure of a treat.
On account of the democratic pri-
maries today in the different precincts
of the county, only a few of the men,
berS of the stockmen'S association We're
in attendance at the meeting of that
organization in Prescott today. After
discussing some of the different OBJ
iects of the organization. the meeting
adjourned subject to the call of the
president.
g. w. Johnson. an old offender, who
has been before the police court of the
city with about every change of the
moon. for long time. until the police
judge tired of wasting blank paper
with his record, was given six
months sentence yesterday by Judge
Bauder This will lprevent another
sentence until the late fall. when Judge
Bauder hopes to have more time to de
vote to such cases.
The red sand stone that is to be used
in building the splendid red stone
wall fence around the residence prop
erty of F. NJ. Murphy. on East Gurley
street. is being brought in today from
Rock butte The wall fence will be
continuation of and identically the
same as that around the beautiful res
idence of f. 3. Gage. and when COM
pleted will give that block a very
handsome and substantial appearance
Charles w. Pugh. recently appointed
special agent to gather live stock sta
tiSticS for Arizona for the coming CEN
SuS. has received his office outfit from
the government. There was full sup
ply of stationery, pencils. pens and
pins. No ink came with the outfit.
but Uncle Sam graciOusly allows Mr..
Pugh a few pennies to spend for that
purpose In a few days Mr.. Pugh
will get astride his burro and start
across the desert, pencil in hand, to
keep tally of all the live stock within
the confines of Acknowledgement
The free tooth pulling dentist has
arrived in Prescott. Sample tooth
yanked out for nothing.
n y Brown. of Jerome, is in town.
Joe Mayer is in town from Mayer.
Fred Carrigan. of Jerome, is a Pres
colt viistor.
r. Allyn Lewis returned to Phenix
last evening.
w. J. Wilson, of Tucson, is a guest
of Hotel Burke.
George Rohpeter is in town from
the Great Belcher mine.
J. r. Loosely, the well known COM
mercial traveller, is in Prescott.
Perry Gent. of near Crown King,
left this morning for Il visit in Ohio.
]. H. Hise has returned to the
President mine. which he is working
]. B. Girard and W. H. Lockridge,
of Williams. are registered mt Hotel
Burke.
Governor and Mrs. n. o. Murphy
returned yesterday from their visit
to PheniX.
Mrs. J. c. HerndOn and her daugh-
ter. Florence, have returned from their
visit to PheniX.
Robert Blair. a prominent stOckman
of this county. was in town attending
the StOckmen's meeting.
Reanos Thompson, one of the Verde
valleys prominent ranchers, with his
two sons. are visiting Prescott today.
Thos. r. and 7. W. King, of Storm.
are in Prescott today attending the
meeting of the stockmen's association.
W. T. Little was in town today from
the Red Rock mine. He will leave
on Monday morning for Il business
trip to San Francisco.
julius Jacoby returned today from
jerome. During his visit there he
placed the sale of his ice cream freez-
ers with \. ]. Knoblock.
NJ J. Wilson, special agent of the
interior department, returned yester-
day from CoconinO county, where he
has been engaged in making investiga-
tions in regard to homestead settlers
Mrs. Ed Block left this morning for
n visit with her father who lives near
Chicago. She will be joined in a few