Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-29

Dr. James Brooks, of Ellington
 New York, and Dr. J. NJ. Brooks, o
 Jamestown, New York, arrived 1T
 Prescott last night for visit with
 Judge H. Brooks. The former is 6
 brother and the latter a nephew oi our fellow w-townsman.
 The reported death of Charles McCready, on Thursday, one of the participants in the duel near Poland on Thursday morning was premature McCready lived until some time last night or this morning, official notice of bis death being received this morning by a telephone message to P. Mohn & Co.,, the undertakers, re- questing them to send a casket out on this mornings train. Ed. Tippen the other participant, Is in the Me Cabe hospital, but his wounds are not of a dangerous character. The body will be brought to Prescott for burial and the funeral will take place tomorrow.
 From nonday's Daily.
 Halloween social at Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening.
 pr. and Mrs. John Dennett re- turned last night to Congress.
 Saturday night social this week changed to Halloween night.
 FEW. Beitzel and J W. Conger left this morning for Camp Verde.
 Our contemporary is enlarging its American Ignorance in Arizona" de- partment.
 American Ignorance in Arizona" :" American Ignorance" American Ig-"-Courier.
 Martin Rust is reported seriously ill at his home on Ash Creek. He is not expected to live.
 Virgil W. Earp left today for Saw telle, California, where he expects to remain for three months.
 Prof. N. Heymann has bought beautiful Sherman Clay upright piano for the McCabe dancing class.
 Halloween social this week at Dougherty hall by Friedman & Hey mann. Do not miss this dance on Friday next.
 Democrats now generally concede that Morrison will carry this county. Of course they do not concede a large It will be between 400 and 500.
 The case involving the custody of the child of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Mon than was heard on Saturday and taken under sdvisement by Judge Sloan.
 Colonel Christy is pumping fish out of a well near Tempe. Wonder if he does not know that it is against the law to take fish by any other means than hook and linei
 G. W. Hill, and his son Edwin Hill, and the latter's wife and son, all of the Lower Agua Fria, have re- turned from six months sojourn in California. They report having had a most enjoyable visit.
 The remains of the late Charles McCresdy were brought in from Po- land yesterday and buried by P. Mohn & Go. Quite number of miners from Poland came to attend the funeral. Rev. H. B. Long con- ducted the services.
 The PheniI team won the cham at Saturdays shoot at Bis bee. Prescott was second the scores being Phenix l80 and Prescott 177. The Phenix team was composed of Aitken, Graham, Tanner and Harri son, and the Prescott team, McDon- ald, Burmister, Morin and Hildreth.
 Kay Barrett came to Prescott to- day and surrendered to the sheriff for shooting a Mexican at Minnehaha. He claims that the Mexican kicked ais door in and he took shot at him. The bullet entered the Mexican's tide and was cut out from his back by physician at Hot Springs. The wound is not considered dangerous.
 In the report of the reception on Friday night one of the very pleasing features of it was omitted in the Jour nal Miners report. That was solo oy Mrs. F. P. Ward. Always favorite, Mrs. Wards solo on Friday evening was exceptionally we'll rem tered and equally well appreciated oy those present.
 An enthusiastic meeting of MeIi- ,an citizens was held in the court house yesterday afternoon. It was addressed by Antonio Gonzales, of \ psche county. Pedro Salazar, a iormer Prescott boy, but now 6 resi- lent of Pheni1. Jesus Melendrez, slso a former citizen of Prescott, but Eho is now engaged with Salazar in he newspaper business in Phenix, md by A. Sanchez. The meeting vas attended by a large number of Mexican citizens who manifested the greatest interest in the speeches.
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