Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-31

Judge J. J. Hawkins returned last night from his visit to the Grand Canyon.
 M. R. Harlan and W. J. Jones left this morning for Flagstaff, in the in terest of the United Moderns.
 Miss Eleanor Sloan, daughter of Judge and Mrs. R. E. Sloan went to California yesterday.
 Married, July 2S, in Prescott. by Rev. F. E. Bennett, Charles E. God dard and Mrs. Kate B. Cotton.
 Mrs. J. B. McNally's mother. Mrs. Sweeny, died in San Francisco July 2S.
 MT. and Mrs. Bell, father of Mrs. J. l. Gardner and of Fleetwood Bell are visiting the latter in Prescott.
 A storm which visited Chino valley yesterday is said to have flooded the entire valley.
 Four prisoners were lodged in iail yesterday for excavating prehistoric ruins in the San Francisco mountain forest reserve. They are all Mexicans. Prof. D. NJ. Martin returned last evening from Hillsdale, Michigan, where he has been for the past three months.
 Duncan Campbell, son of W. c. Campbell, and Miss Roberta Akers. daughter of Mrs. Campbell. will at tend the California State university at Berkeley next year. Miss Akers will take course in architecture.
 The visitors returning from Prescott all say that the climate is perfect in the mountain town. Prescott is one of the prettiest towns in Arizona and also one of the -Wicken- burg Herald.
 Wickenburg has a subscription paper to secure funds for building a road to Crown Point in order to cap ture the trade of hatcamp. Prescott merchants should step in and capture the trade of Wickenburg now.
 A cloudburst near Morristown last evening washed out a small bridge on the rail road, but it was repaired without causing any interruption ol traffic.
 The Yuma Sentinel suggests to the citizens of Yuma that they get under cover when prisoners attempt tC escape from the penitentiary as the wild shooting of the guards makes il dangerous to be around in the "open.
 Men, animals and material are being shipped in as rapidly as pos sible for the construction of the Grand Canyon railroad, At present there are between 150 to 200 men at worE and the contractors expect to have the road completed ready for traffic by the first of October.
 S. Giving, representing the United Type Writers Supply Company o Los Angeles is in town. The above company deals in the New Centurl type writers, one of the best of tht standard machines.
 Mrs. John Mccarthy has offered 2 reward of $500 for the recovery of tho body of her husband, who disappear ed from camp on Oak creek June J. K. Day, partner of Mccarthy, re ports to the Coconino Sun that nc trace has been found of the missing man yet. Day continues his search fol him.
 The funeral of the late Mrs c. NJ Bass took place this morning iron her late residence on Mt. Vernol street. The funeral procession wa, one of the largest seen here for a Ions time. The sympathy of the commun ity goes out to the sorrowing relative. of deceased in their sad aff1iction.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, July 29 c. McManus, Phoenix, Ariz.; NJ. P McCallum, Phoenix, Ariz.; Howard Legge, Monte Christo, Ariz.; B. L Panic, Lincoln, Neb.; Mrs. Edwir Hall. McCabe, Ariz.; Harry Miner Williams, Ariz.; P. T. Hurley, Phoe nix, Ariz.; W. L. West, Cleveland, O. H. c. Mason, Cleveland, O.; Jame, G. Barton, Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. J. G Barton, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Quite number of Prescott peopl. were out to the housewarming anC dance at the new boarding house a the McCabe Extension Co.'S mine las week. President D. A.sBurke, Sec, Ling and family, County Assesso Wallace Willard and party. drov, out in the afternoon. The Gophe camp was represented by the Misse. Kautz. In all about forty visitor were present, and all report havin. had royal good time.
 Dr. Ford of Phenix is quoted d! saying that himself, Col. Christy anC Judge Barnes will clean up SI50.OO0. 600 from their big Sonora mine, To cated in the Sierra Madres. Accord ing to the reports of the Tucsol papers, Judge Barnes is already ; close second to Rockefeller in tn, amount of his wealth and with thi. S50,0O0,000 he will take second ranl to none of the world men of wealth
 Another heavy rain storm circIeC around east of town last evening Just the edge of it passed over Pres colt, giving us a good shower her, again. It has rained here every day this week, more or less. There hay, been two or three good showers tin, others being light.
 Herman Voge, administrator of tn, estate of Charles Thompson, deceased made final settlementin probate cour today. The settlement shows that h, received from ali sources SI ,355. 50. al of which amount has been paid out on account of the debts. charges anC expenses of administration and tho allowed funeral, mortgage and Her claims. Claims of the sixth class amounting to S5l2.1l, have been al. lowed against the estate, and there being no funds in the hands of tho administrator to pay the same and nc further estate to administer, the estat, was declared insOlvent and the ad ministrator was discharged.
 I. B. Hanna, superintendent of forest reserves for New Mexico ana Arizona, with headquarters at Santa Fe arrived on last nights train on an official visit. He is accompanied by his wife and son Harry Hanna. The latter was formerly a forest ranger oi the Prescott forest reserve, who came along to see new Prescott. Superin- tenGent Hanna wife and son and