Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-10

SDrngnel0, OhlO; one QOlldr year. ten cents copy; sample copy free. From Thursdays Daily.
 The board of supervisors adjourned yesterday.
 Republicans should attend the mass meeting tonight.
 Judge w. c. Campbell has re- turned from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Leon Lewis has gone to Col umbus, GeoFgia for visit.
 Herbert Meaney came in from Poland today for brief visit.
 Ed Voigtlander, the tailor, came in last evening from Los Angeles.
 Ex-Governor \. O. Murphy left on this mornings train for Los Angeles.
 Lewis McCandless left on today's train for Kansas City where he re- sides.
 s. NJ. Walstrum went to Los An geles on Tuesday to accompany his wife home.
 Lyle W. Martin and family have moved into Prescott from Camp Verde to reside.
 s. W. Higley returned yesterday from his trip east. He lost his nous tache on the trip some place.
 D. Biles of the firm of Biles and Shelby will leave tomorrow for visit to his old home in Mississippi.
 The Jerome delegation brought their brooms along to the democratic convention, but did not have any use for them this trip.
 There was a slight sprinkle of rain at noon today and considerable thunder and lightning during the afternoon, accompanied by rain.
 J. Gage, a merchant tailor of southern California who has been in this section for few weeks, has de- cided to open a tailoring shop in Me Cabe.
 Dr. and Mrs. Conner, Train Dis patcher and Mrs. McKean, Dr. and Mrs. Blain and Miss Blain will leave on Sunday for visit to the Grand Canyon.
 The democratic machine very geu- erously gave the country three can didates. Prescott got the balance. Prescott democrats go iii for the whole hog.
 With the advent of the Sunset Telephone company's new line into Prescott, Frank Wright is pushing his lines southward for an invasion of the Sunsets territory.
 In taking final action on the as sessment roll, the board of equaliza- ton refused to either raise or lower the assessment of the United Verde ! Copper company and 1t therefore stands as returned by the assessor.
 The late Fred Evans death was caused by typhoid fever. He had a severe attack of it, but was recover ing very nicely, when imprudence in eating caused a relapse resulting in his death. The funeral occurred this afternoon. He leaves Q wife and two or three children.
 For time this morning it looked as though a tragedy would be en- acted as an aftermath of the conven- vention. A-quarrel occurred between two men which threatened to ter minate in a shooting scrape, but luckily for all concerned friends in terposed and prevented it.
 F. w. Howard, formerly of Jerome, but more recently of Bisbee, arrived in Prescott yesterday with his wife for a brief visit. Mir. Howard came to Arizona as an organizer for the United Moderns. He also organized the Modern Mining company of Bis bee and was its first secretary.
 The territorial board of control held meeting at the capitol yester- day, at which Walter T. Gregory was appointed secretary and storekeeper of the territorial prison and U. G. Wilder of Yuma assistant superin- tendent of that institution. Mir. Gregory will leave tomorrow for his new participation. Earl Rogers and Sam Miller, the two boys arrested for assaulting a Chinaman at the picnic on Monday , were acquitted yesterday before Judge Moore. The testimony was tC the effect that the Chinaman, who
 had been tormented by the boys picked up a stick in g threatening
 manner, when the boys took it away from him and struck him with 1t. E. E. EIlinwood and Pat Farley returned this morning from attend : ing the Tucson convention. The . delegates hired a special train tO bring them over from Maricopa tC
 Phenix to connect with the $. F. r a & P. train. The other delegate: : from the northern counties alsC ? passed through on today's train CT ! route home.
 J. C.. Burle was assaulted in hI! i cabin yesterday morning receiving ; !, blow on the head with an axe caus s ing a serious wound which had to bt 1 sewed up. He says that hobo hac l broken into his cabin while he wa 1 away and on his entrance to tn, n house after his return he was strucl r from behind. His assailant immedi h ately left without Burle even seein; t him. as he was knocked unconscious
 Prescott's public schools had al r, suspicious opening on Tuesday witt $ a large attendance and are now get " ting down to the business of the yea e in good shape. The schools have a O excellent superintendent and fin y corps of teachers, and a successful It year is predicted for them. Miss Mo n Gill and Miss Annabell Bailey. i e- charge of the kindergarten, are COT n ducting it in Odd Fellows hall, an le report conditions very satisfactory. e Eli Stauffer of the Arizona Stat = Telephone company's exchange |
 Congress is in town. He reports II
 vived activity in mining in the Con
 gress and Fools Gulch districts, an " says that the telephone company lS building its line on to the south. re has now full connections down as ]; O. as Wickenburg and intends befo It many months 10 have an czchaDS h. with the latest equipment working ch Pheuix. The Arizona State Tc, CT phone company will then