Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-21

J. P. Storin and Joe Hobbs have purchased the Fashion livery stable on the south side of the Plaza, and H K Mcdonald has taken charge of the o. K. Stables.
 James Eakin, wholesale liquor merchant of Albuquerque, formerly of Prescott, is reported to have shot and killed one man and wounded another at Tucumcair, New Mexico, recently
 NIT. Frank c. Collier was admit ted to practice-as an attorney on yesterday, by Judge Sloan, on cer- tifcate from the supreme court of California. Mir. Collier is a gradu- ate of Ann Arbor and a member of the bar of the supreme court of Michigan. He has taken a posi- ton in the law office of E. NJ. San ford. MT. Collier comes here with excellent recommendations and has fine ability as a lawyer.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Joe Stephens left for Los Angeles this morning.
 Phil Boyd, Jerome druggist, was in town yesterday.
 Judge W. c. Campell has returned from a visit to California.
 H. E. Armitage came in yesterday from the Hercules mine.
 Argument in the Cobre Grande ease has been in progress today.
 T. c. Job has commenced the cree Etion of residence in East Prescott.
 The Arizona Medical association will meet in Tucson May 2S and 29.
 The prospective oil well is now down to depth of nearly 100 feet.
 Miss Pauline Johns has returned from attending the university at Tucson.
 R. A. Talbot has been awarded the contract for painting the new school building.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Smith came in yesterday from Bill Williams Fork in B. A. Hussey's rig.
 Architect D. Fitzpatrick has gone to British Columbia on a business trip to be absent for two or three weeks.
 Mrs. Rogers has her cottage on Pleasant street near Sheldon about completed and has another one under way.
 Win. l.. Curtis, who is charged with stage robbery and burglary, had hlHpreliminary examination this af- ternoon.
 Who shall take the initiative in Fourth of July celebration? People of surrounding towns want to come to Prescott to celebrate.
 Jerome has decided not to have Fourth of July celebration as large number of its citizens intend 10 come to Prescott to celebrate.
 I. W. Gardner. a Los Angeles piano dealer, has been in Prescott number of days with several pianos, nearly all of which he has sold.
 Judge R. E. Sloan is expected to deliver the address to the graduating class of the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff on June l2.
 w. NJ. Hoey, ex-collector of GUS toms at Nogales, who was recently acquitted of conspiracy to smuggle Chinese in from Mexico, has just sold a fifth interest in Sonora mines for S3O,00C cash.
 Captain L. D. Phillips went out in the country today in company with B. I. Hatmaker and Alr. Barney of Buffalo. New York. MF Hatmaker is the representative of Douglas, Lacey & Co. in Buffalo.
 The Santa Fe Railroad company will change their time table on June l. The west bound mail train will then pass Ash Fork four hours earlier than at present. The train will be known as No. l, the fast mail train.
 Werkmen are grading for putting in an asphaltum sidewalk from the corner of the Prescott National bank to the east line of the lot on which the Congress house stands. The contract may be extended to Marina street.
 De Elmer Jones, editor of the Flag staff Gem. was married recently to an estimable young lady of Berryville, Arkansas, who jouneyed from her home to Flagstaff to wed the young man. The Journal-SUner extends congratulations to Editor Jones and his bride.
 Ben Goodrich. the well known Los Angeles attorney. formerly a resident of this territory and a member Of the code commission of 1887. was a wei come caller at this office. AIr. Good rich is a gentleman whom it Is always a pleasure to meet and his friends in Arizona are legion.
 Aside from thirty-six location mo- tices filed for record yesterday, the only business transacted was an at tachment of E. c. Wager vs. \. F. Chaffev on lots ]. 2 and 3, block 3 Bashford tract, and a lease from N L. Griffin to Tighe and Scenter on a lot on the Goliah mine, Walker dis trict.
 H. A. Suttle, Dr. W. R. Owen and A. s. Harty of Illinois, returned yes terday from a visit to the BaumanT Copper company's property and ex pressed themselves as greatly pleased with what they saw there. There l. a>fine body of ore in the bottom o. the shaft and work is developing satisfactorily in the development o the property.
 The goat industry of Yavapa county has grown quite rapidly dur ing the past few years. There are ; number of herds roaming over tn, mountains in various parts of th' county. All of them are part bloodes Angora and yield a profitable crop o wool each year. while they take tn place of mutton in many of the min ing camps,