Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-17
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TUESDAYS DAILY.


 Col. Wm. Christy came up on this mornings train and will go out to Copper mountain tomorrow.
 The funeral of the late Samuel Smith were brought to Prescott for burial.
 James Shirley came in from the east on last nights train for brief business visit here.
 The Comet Grotto in the basemen of the Lawler block, is the coolest place in town. Best beer , cents. * Don't forget to forget the revenue stamp when drawing check or send ing telegram.
 Coolest place in town and best place for glass of beer. Comet Grotto, basement of Lawler block. $ Dr. G. W. Vickers came up from Phenix this morning on official busi- ness.
 C.M. Colhoun of the Castle Creek hot springs came up oD this mornings train.
 The funeral of the late Geo. F. Coats was held in Phenix on Monday, July 15.
 Misses Mae Hughes and Nettie Fisher of Denver arrived in Prescott Saturday evening for a visit with Miss Block and mother, Mrs. c. A. Block There is no doubt but that old General Gomez is becoming thorough ly Americanized. The first thing he asked for when he arrived in New York was glass of beer.-Ex.
 A Vassar girl made jump of thir- teen feet seven inches. The name of the professor who released the mouse is not known.-Ex.
 P. P. Greppin, representing Blake, Mofit & Towne, wholesale paper dealers of Los Angeles, left for his home this morning after taking sev- eral orders for his house in Prescott. The case against Fain, from Yuma county, accused of complicity in the murder of Mrs. Burns at that place, was dismissed this morning in the district court. T. H. Ensor, ex-mayor of South Omaha, left for home today, after visit to this section on mining busi- ness.
 Wells H. Bates left this morning for New York on business connected with the Plomosa Land and Water company. He expects to return about September l.
 Miss Lottie NJ. Thayer of Buchan- an, Michigan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thayer, will arrive on tonight s train with view to remaining here.
 Walter N. Parkhurst, general agent for Arizona and New Mexico of the Equitable Life Insurance company, will arrive in Prescott on tonight's train.
 The Wickenburg News is the latest candidate for public favor. Geo. E Sanders is manager of it and E. R Hall is the local editor. The paper starts out with good prospects foI success.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, July 15 Geo E Robinson, s F; E A Powers Big Bug; T H Euson, G B Lasbelry Omaha, Neb; Miss Eva Davis, Copper Creek; E H Mentel, L A; W A Ire phagen, s F; John Devlin, L A; Mis-: Mollie King, Senator.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood intend giving an entertainment and dance Friday eve, July 26. All good peo. pie invited. Admission 50c, under F years 25c. Admission fee include: refreshments. Dougherty's Hall.
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 W. J. Martin, one of the best min ing men in this county, has been ap pointed superintendent of the Stod dard Copper company, at Coppe, mountain, and has gone outsto takt charge of the property. If the com pany has mine or property that i capable of being developed into mine, they have secured the prope person to superintend it.
 Warren Day, son of w. E. Day, i packing a profound secret around these days. It consists of the know ledge of the location of ledge of or carrying gold and platinum, wortl several hundred dollars per ton. Tn, vein is said to be eighteen inche wide. Samples of the ore have beer sent to Thomas A. Edison for assay ing.
 W. H. Eichelberger, a former resi- dent of Arizona, died last week in tn, hospital at San Bernardino, Califor mia, of screw worms in his head While living in southern Arizona dozen years ago when sleeping on tn, desert he became afflicted the sam way and came near dying.
 C. A. Snow & O., the Washington patent lawyers, whose large bushes entities them to speak with authority say that very few applications fo patents, prODaDly not more than On' in hundred, will be delayed by tn suspension of appeal hearings by tn commissioner and assistant commis sioner of patents during July anC August, as the vast majority of case are decided by the 140 examiners O the patent office without appeal t the commissioner.
 A singular accident occurred Mon day afternoon between Prescott an, Lynx creek. A six horse freigh team drawing two wagons, the iron one loaded and the trail wagon bein; empty, was going down a hill whel the lounge of the trailer became de tached, dropping to the ground throwing the wagon high in air an, coming down bottom side up. man named Troy, who was lyini down in the trail wagon, was throw about twenty feet in the air and i alighting he was badly bruised am was brought to the county hospita for repairs.
 The New Plumbing House.