Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-05
From Friday's Daily.

I ID. U. hlCAdn0Cl lCkt tO>l0y HUI visit in Los Angeles. F. M. Murphy and J. N. Emmel have gone to Tombstone. J. Harvey Blain and wife arrived i
 Prescott from Detroit last night.
 Capt. A. E. Macombsr of Coconin
 county is in town on "a business triT
 c. R. Martindell's address is post
 office box PA, San Diego, California
 Sheriff Henry Lovin of Mohav
 county was a Prescott visitor yester
 day.
 Col. J. F. Wilson returned yester
 day from attending supreme court a
 Phenix.
 Prof. John A. Church, the vel known mining engineer, is visiting Prescott.
 A. E. Macomber, just in from Will Hams, reports about foot of snow il Coconino county.
 Father Alfred Quetu, of the Catho lie church left for Gallup, New Mex ico this morning.
 Supt. J. B. Jolly will resume hi, official visit among the schools of the county next Monday.
 Judge Sloan is home from Phenix, where he participated in holding a term of the supreme court.
 W. W. Pratt, who has been laid up in the hospital for some time from the effects of being thrown from a horse, is able to be around again.
 NJ. J. Riordan, secretary of the Ari- zona Lumber & Timber company, is on visit with his family in Mexico.
 c. c. Bragg, New York capitalist, who is interested in mining in this county, is making visit to Prescott.
 Geo. Dickson, who has been trans acting business in Prescott for a couple of days, returned to his home in Kirkland today.
 E. E. ElIinwood returned yester- day from attending the session of the supreme court in PheniX.
 Prof. McIvor-Tyndall, arrived in Prescott last evening and will appear at the opera house this evening.
 Mrs. W. F. Deister returned to Phenix last night after spending a few days in Prescott, the guest of Mrs. Tom Smith.
 During the recent storm, snow fell in sufficient quantities to cover the ground, as far south as Hot Springs Junction. At Wickenburg the snow was several inches deep.
 Mrs. c. c. Stukey, wife of the Walker merchant, have rented 6 house in Prescott and moved in this week, where the children may have the advantages of our excellent schools.
 J. Ernest Walker of Pheni1 has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors. His liabilities are said to amount to S50OOO. He has been confined to his home for several weeks suffering from brain fever caused by worry over his financial affairs.
 The probate court has confirmed the sale of the Anheuser saloon, fix lures, stock and good will, of the es- tate of Charley Martin to Hale, Pryor & O., for the sum of S6,183.
 S. c. Wynkoop came in from Je- rome last evening and left today for the south. He will go to Cananea with a view of locating there and en- gazing in his profession, that of cleo trician.
 Mrs. w. A. Cline had the misfor- tune couple of days ago to fall and badly sprain her ankle which has confined her to her room since the accident.
 W. H. Andrick, who has recently from the Pastuer institute at Chicago, left today for the Crown Point mine, where he had been em ployed previous to being bitten by a mad dog.
 John Gray, business man of Phe- nix. committed suicide recently by shooting himself. He had been sui fering intense pain for several days and it is supposed that he was men, tall unbalanced.
 James O'Connell, the we'll known Groom creek miner, who has been confined at the Sisters hospital for several days, threatened with an at tack of pneumonia, was able to be on the streets today.
 The Prescott Electric company is receiving bids for 300 H. P. engine, boiler and dynamo to add to their plant to increase its capacity. The company expects to have the newma chinery installed by July 1.
 Judge Reese NJ. Ling telegraphed today that the Yavapai county bond case was argued yesterday before the court of the United States, and submitted to that tribunal. It will probably be several months be- fore a decision will be rendered. Judge Ling has gone to New York on mining business and will remain in the east several days.
 On one occasion, Governor Dick Oglesby went down to Joliet to in spect the state prison, and in one of the cells he found a very ugly man. "How did you get in herei" asked Oglesby. Abduction" was the re- ply; q tried to run of with a girl and they caught me-" "Ill pardon you as soon as I get back to Springfield" said the governor; ''I don't see how you could expect to get wife in any other way"
 A telegram from Newton, Massa- chusetts, states that Lane B. Scho- fled, senior member of Schofeld, Whicher & Co.,, bankers of Boston, committed suicide by shooting him self. The above firm has been exten- sively interested in mining in this section for several years, being identi- fled with the United Verde Extension company, at one time owners of min ing properties near Jerome, and be- ing largely interested at present in Red Rock mine on Big Bug. Mr. Whicker of the above firm has made several visits to this section, while Mir. Schofield has also made one or more visits. The telegram does not give any indication of the cause of the suicide.
 Captain John F. Farley, the gem