Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-08-28
THURSDAYS DAILY

visit.
 A party consisting of Paul Mur
 phy, Judge R. E. Sloan, Attor
 ney T. C. Job and Rev. Henry B Long left this morning for a week
 stay at the Grand Canyon of the Col
 orado. At Flagstaff Judge E. s
 Clark will join them and at Canyor
 Diablo MT. Volz takes the part, ! through the Canyon as his guests.
 The wrecked engine was brought
 in from Point of Rocks yesterday.
 Word has been received here that ! Neal Clark, son of NIT. and Mrs. E. $
 Clark of Flagstaff, has had a relapse
 and his condition is again critical
 He had an operation performed for
 appendicitis and was apparently re-
 covering from it when he was taken
 worse, necessitating another operation
 and at last reports he was not expect
 ed to live.
 Isaac Straud, miner. formerly of
 Globe, fell down the Eew shaft at Jerome a distance of 150feet and was
 killed intantly yesterday. Governor \. O. Murphy left on this mornings train for the east on a brief business visit. He expects to return within ten days.
 G. B. Russel, of Yaeger Canyon Copper company, left this morning for a visit east which may detain him for several months.
 Rumor is that Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy will sail from New York on August 30 for Europe and will remain there for several months, possibly un til next spring.
 4 number of teams were placed at work today excavating for the new building to be erected on the site of the former office TOW.
 Mrs. Bell of Kansas City, who has been visiting in Prescott with her daughter, Mrs. J. I. Gardner, for some time. is critically ill at the latter's home and very little hopes are enter tained for her recovery.
 Special Agent A. F. Leach went out to Williamson valley today to to look after some fences which have been placed on government land.
 The editor of the Tucson Citizen is now firing his editorials from single columns. It always did occur to us that double columns was too heavy caliber for the ammunition used.
 About two score of Miss Katie Burke's young friends gave her a sur prise party last night. They came loaded down with good things to eat i and chuck full of boyish and girlish | enthusiasm and it is needless to add | that they all had a good time.
 While out riding last evening Dep | uty Recorder E. c. Averyt's horse fell | with him, throwing him violently to the ground, the sudden contact caus- ing a dislocation of his shoulder, which has confined him to his bed | today.
 Suit has been filed in the district court against the city of Prescott by T. c. Hill for S1S00 damages. The action is based on injuries received by Hill by falling into the cellar of the Bashford block while it was under 
 The triennial conclave of the Knights Templar will be held in Louisville this year. California Tem- plars are already en route there and expect to be the first on the ground. Prescott will be represented by J. J. F. G. Brecht and T. R. Darnell.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, August 20: Chas H Brown, Anna Brown, Phenix; W L Duden, Los Angeles; Lee Brig zee, J D Roberton, Mesa City; Mrs E NJ Foltz, Crook Mine; NJ NJ King, Mayer; J L Sater, Swanee, Texas; E CahOon, Washington, D c; E w New York; R R Shoe maker, Prescott; Belle Moore, Phenix; \ c Webster, Cut-Off; B Pasquel- etti, Sacramento.
 The stage running between Dewey and Camp Verde was struck by light hing last Saturday. One of the horses was instantly killed, the driver was badly burned, his shoes and stockings being burned from his feet. The passengers were all more or less by the electric current but none seriously injured.
 The Comet Grill room has changed hands and is now being run by Pete and kee, two of the most popular and most successful restarauteurs in the town. They serve short order break lasts whereby patrons may secure whatever they want and pay for what thevget. At noon, or from II o'clock a. m. until , p. m. they serve a lunch for p cents, which could not be dupli- cated in large cities for 50 cents. Their dinners are served from f to s D. m. at a cost of 25 cents and B cents. Everything is first class and will be so j.st 97 ..H, IS Pete and Kee run it.
 Charles W. Nori-lroin was hanged at Seattle on Friday for the murder of Wm. Mason in 1891. For !ea years by appeals, questions of iho mans sanity and habeas corpus proceedings nxao,7+io,, ba- La,r, -+.,,-,I I'll, oora ]