Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
From Tuesdays Daily.

Ed. Stephens is in town from Will Hanson valley.
 Charles E. Hart is in town today from Jerome Junction.
 F. E. Jones has taken charge of Baldwih's fruit store.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Coleman went to Mayer today.
 B. A. Packard, the we'll known stock man, of Coconino county is in town.
 The Cobre Grande case has occu- pied the attention of the court to- day.
 An American District Telegraph service was inaugurated in PheniI on Monday.
 F. NJ. Murphy has donated $50 to the free public library of the fort nightly club at Tombstone.
 Owing to the accident to the Del Rio water works there was no water in the city reservoir last evening.
 An advertisement appears in this issue for proposals for beef and nut ton at Whipple for one year. Bids will be opened June Ia,
 Jos. Stephens of Los Angeles re- turned today from a visit to Will liamson valley. He is accompan- jed by his young son.
 w. c. Greene, the Cananea cop per king, is in town today attend ing the trial of the Cobre Grande case in court.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray returned Saturday from her visit to California. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs. W. L. Phillips, wife of Capt Phillips of the 27th infantry, who is now in the Philippines with his regiment.
 Dr. D. L. Connor, the pioneer osteopath of Arizona, will locate in Prescott on or about June 1st and open an office for the practice of osteopathy during the summer sea- son. The doctors permanent office is in Phoenix, where he has prac- ticed the past four years.
 In the list of names of the graduat- ing class of Mills college the names Of two of Prescott's young ladies ap- pear. The name of Theresa Margaret Fredericks of Prescott was uninten- tionally overlooked in yesterdays mention. Of the six graduates of the college this year, two, or one-thirl of the class, are from Prescott.
 F. NJ. ("Dad'0 Williams, has been held under 5000 bail to appear be- fore the grand jury for the accidental shooting of the Chinaman at Poland recently. The condition of the China man on Saturday evening was quite critical and no hopes are entertained for his recovery. The man assaulted for the alleged non-payment of the price of his supper was named E. E. Wicks.
 The Chinsman who was accident ally shot at Poland last week is named Sam Lee. He is known as old Sam Lee 10 distinguish him from Sam Lee, the we'll known proprietor of restaurant in Pres cott, whose residence is of more recent date. He has cooked at Mayer, Je- rome and other mining camps and is one of the best known residents in the county.
 A 19-year-old Filipino boy at Whipple is of more than ordinary interest to visitors. Few of our people have seen a sample of the people whom we acquired through the treaty with Spain. The boys father was killed in battle and the boy was captured and has remain ed with the troops ever since. He IS said to be an extremely bright little fellow with manners which might be successfully initiated by American youths.
 Ira Sanders died last night as | result of being run over last Satur- day by train at P. X E. Junction. | The merciless wheels of the car cut | his leg off just above the ankle, | leaving his foot hanging by a sin gle piece of flesh. The attending found the wound in bad | shape and to avoid dangerous com plications amputated the limb just below the knee. Owing to a gan grenous condition of the wound an- other operation was decided to be necessary yesterday, and between 7 and s o'clock the leg was ampu- tated above the knee. The inroad already made by the poison upon his system together with the shock of the second operation proved too much for him and death followed about 10 o'clock last night.