Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-07

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 The two men charged with doin, business with improper checks wer today bound over to the grand jury
 A large traction engine passed through last Sunday to Challende | for use by the DeMund Lumber com lpany.-Williams News.
 | Gen. c. P. Eagan, formerly com missary general of the army, Is nov president of the Mexican Anthracit, | Coal Mining company.
 Monthly tea of the Ladies' guild o the Episcopal church will take place tomorrow at the residence of Mrs Wragovich.
 John Tinker, a former Prescott printer, but now located in Pheni1 on Charles w. Pugh's paper, is in town from brief visit.
 D. c. Martin, manager of the Pos tai Telegraph company in Prescott, i: on the sick list, unable to attend tc his duties.
 1 W. w. Talman is in town from the Poland mine, where he has been en- gagged for some time in a lucrative po- sition and will leave tomorrow for the east.
 The Indian who so brutally beat up woman and dragged her to the coal chute at Williams some time since. was given seven years in the peniten- tiary by Judge Sloan.
 F. c. Paine, who has been confin- ed to his bed with rheumatism for about three weeks is able to be up again. Mrs. Paine has also had a siege of the same disease.
 Supervisor Beatson brought up a nice cactus bouquet from Congress Junction yesterday. The flowers are of very beautiful rich color. He says the desert is covered with them at present.
 County Recorder P. J. Farley has appointed James Bagdon as depu- ty in his office. He has seven depu- ties employed now and has business enough to keep them all busy.
 The regular monthly tea of the Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church will be given next Tuesday, May 9th, at the residence of Ms. Wragovich. All friends are invited.
 At yesterdays base ball game the Scrubs" beat the Wellingtons by a score of g to s. Four or five soldiers from Whipple played with the Scrubs"
 Mrs. Scarborough and her daugh- ter, Mrs. w. G. Lentz, came up from Phenix on Saturday and are visiting Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Norris. Mrs. Scarborough will go to Flagstaff and spend the summer with Mrs. J. E. Jones.
 Report is that w. c. Greene has sold his Cananea railroad to the Southern Pacific company. The road runs from Naco to Cananea, dis tance of forty-fve miles.
 Fred H. Potter, Jr., has returned from his trip to the Grand Canyon, with his mother and sister and Miss Montgomery of Michigan. After their visit to the Grand Canyon the ladies left for California where they will spend the summer.
 A mining claim recently located has been named Pat Grove. If the pay streak in the claim is as elusive as the ubiquitous Patrick, it will be a long time before the locator receives any dividends from it.
 Charles H. Utting has been ap- pointed deputy United States mar shal by Marshal McCord to take the position formerly occupied by Frank Reno. The latter was a hold-over, having been appointed by Marshal Griffith.
 The Big Bug branch of the P. & E. R. R. will be completed and opened for traffic May II. An excursion will be run on that date to points on the line. Rates and limits will be an- nounced later. P. E. Howe, G. P. A,
 While half the men in the world are complaining that they are not ap- preciated, the other half are laughing in their sleeves, as they think how they have managed to fool the world into the belief that they are some thing out of the common.
 R. Allyn Lewis of Phenix has re- signed his position as the manager of the New York Life Insurance com pany's agency in Arizona to accept a position with the Cobre Grande Con solidated Mining and Milling com pany and to look after some mining enterprises of his own in which he is trying to enlist New York capital and which will call him east a good part of the time.
 A quiet little wedding took place last evening in the presence of only a few relatives and intimate friends of the parties concerned. The contract ing parties were Leo Dreyer, a trusted employee of A. Blumberg, and Miss Helen Blumberg of New York, a cousin of A. Blumberg of the New York store. The ceremony was per formed by Probate Judge c. P. Hicks. Miss Blumberg arrived here only recently.
 Mrs. Mary Coon, wife of Henry B. Coon, died on Saturday evening. | Mention was made some time since of | the amputation of her limb on ac- count of a gangrenous sole. While the amputation was made at a col- siderable distance above the sore, it was found necessary last week to make another amputation, and still the progress of the poison could not be stayed and death resulted as stated. The funeral took place last evening from the family residence on Marina street.
 Numerous women of the common class on learning that a house had been discovered where small children were imprisoned until an opportunity arrived to ship them to Yucatan, have called on the police officers inuuiring if anything had been learned of their sons. Many of them state that their boys have been missing for a long time, and there was one woman yes terday morning whose three sons have disappeared one after another without the pol ce beiug able to fin,l them. It Is supposed that all these missing boys have been sent to Yuca-