Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-26

were laid low and their scalps were ready for the supervisors. The bold ness of the animals made the event an item of considerable interest in the district Enterprise.
 SATURDAYS DAILY
 What the people of this city need is a vacation in a lower altitude, salt air and sea bathing. Coronado Tent city offers the greatest varietyof diversion, rest, comfort and health at minimum cost.
 Captain W. H. Hardy of Mohave county, one of Arizona's earliest pio- neers, is in town attending United States court as grand juror. Cap tain Hardy is one of the best posted men on the early history of Arizona of any man in the territory and he has an interesting manner of impart- ing it which makes a conversation with him very entertaining.
 Mrs. J. V. Shepard and Miss Amy Nelson left this morning for Coro- nado Tent city to spend several weeks for the benefit of their health.
 W. G. Wingfeld and Mrs. W. H.. Wingfeld came up from Camp Verde yesterday to attend the closing exer- cises of St. Joseph's academy.
 Miss Minnie Wingfeld, who has been attending St. Joseph's academy during the school year just closed, re- turned to her home in Camp Verde today with her father.
 c. c. Randolph returned to Phenix fast night in company with I. T. Stod- dard, whom he came up to meet yes terday.
 Geo. B. Russel returned yesterday from a trip east on mining business. He says that business of all kinds is booming in the eastern states and that great interest is being taken there now in Arizona as place for in vestment of capital. Mir. Russel on his return trip visited Mexico, return ing from there via Tucson and Phenix.
 Mrs. I. T. Stoddard, who came in yesterday from Stoddard, accompa- nied her husband to Phenix last night.
 Ed. Holiday, who was so seriously injured few days since by falling down the shaft at the Cypress mine, died at the Big Bug hospital last night. Undertaken Logan went out this morning and brought the remains to town on the P. & E. train. De ceased had resided in Prescott for over twenty years, and was a good citizen and was universally liked by all who knew him. He was an active member of the Masonic lodge of Pres colt, under whose auspices he will be buried.
 Coconino county representation on the United States grand jury consists of the following well known citizens: F. R. Nellis, Max Salzman, A. F. Poison, J. A. Vail, Captain A. E. Ma comber and Geo. Hanlon.
 c. A. Algert of Tuba City is in town on United States court business.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, June 20: Mrs Thomas Fox, Jerome; Chas NJ McMichael, Peter Cunningham, Phe- nix; E D Treadwell, Jerome; Walter Polk, Denver; John McCracken, Ash Fork; Geo W Ward, Jerome; B. l.. Jones, Providence; c G Tamley, Bis field, Washington; c R Daley, Los Angeles; R Tandreth, Fullerton, Cal; Curtis Tonhuve. Cripple Creek; Jas B Tanner, Tuba City; Thos Fox, Jerome; W G Wingfield, Camp Verde.
 A batch of four or five cases from Maricopa county to be tried in Pres colt during the present term of court on a change of venue.
 Twenty five car loads of cattle will be shipped from Del Rio within the next three days. Seventeen carloads will go to California and ten to Phe- niv.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo Puntenney and MT. and Mrs. Chas. Broan were in town yesterday to attend the gradua- ting exercises of St. Joseph's academy.
 H. S. Scott, one of the original owners of the Planet Saturn group of mines in Fools Gulch, was in town yesterday for supplies.
 Wm. Sweeney, of Kingman is in town as United States grand juror.
 E. E. Ellinwood, the Flagstaff at torney is in town on court business.
 Deputy United States Marshal J. | P. Welles is in town on court busi- ness.
 United States Marshal NJ. H. Me Cord will arrive in Prescott tomorrow morning.
 N. W. Tarr, prominent merchant of Kingman is in town.
 The trial of Miller and Fain for compliclty in the murder of Mrs. Burns near Yuma is set for Monday. June 24.
 E. B. Moden x Co. will open their ice cream parlors tomorrow, Saturday evening when ice cream will be served free to all customers.
 Harry Clark, the Williamson valley stockman is in town.
 Miss Lucy B. Hutter, of Lynch burg, Va. is visiting her sister Mrs. H. M. Globes at Jerome.
 The Knights of Khorassan of Phe- nix will attend the Fourth of July celebration in Prescott aud will give a street parade.
 Miss Harriet Hudson came in to day from the Gopher mine, where she has been stopping for several weeks.