Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-23
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily. , William Baker, of Jerome June. tion, was Tn town today.
 J. H. Frank, we'll known citizer
 of Oak creek, is in town.
 Joseph H. Farrow of the Verd,
 valley is Prescott visitor. Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Norris returned
 last evening from their visit to Los : Angeles.
 Mrs. J. Frank Ellwell, of Phenix died on Thursday after an operation for appendicitis.
 Charles NJ. Shannon, democratic candidate for delegate to Congress, is in town again.
 Mrs. D. Fitzpatrick left on today's train for Los Angeles, where she ex- poets to reside in future.
 James Shirley is expected here to, morrow night to look after his inter- ests in a case which comes up before the court on Monday.
 The democratic campaign for the nomination for sheriff is now on. Two candidates announce themselves in this mornings issue of the demo- cratic paper. There are others.
 Ladies gold bracelet, ornamented with a deer's head, has been lost. The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning to Mrs. H. Omer Wood 7, COrtez street, near the Baptist church.
 Lawyers are congregating in Pres colt again, preparatory to the trial of another of the Cobre Grande cases, which comes up on Monday. The present case is that of James Shirley vs. Mitchell.
 Frank Johnson, who is working the Keystone mine in the Bradshaw mountains, is in town and feels very enthusiastic over the results attained so far. The shaft at present is down 1l5 feet, and development is steadily progressing.
 A. J. Head recently purchased a parlor billiard table and has installed it in his residence. It is quite a novel piece of furniture, as folded up when not in use, it makes beautiful large lounge, being 10th useful and ornamental.
 At meeting of the democratic central committee of Mohave county the Crawford primary election sys- tenn was adopted, and Col. J. F. Will son was endorsed as the choice of the democracy of Mohave county for del egate to congress.
 The Phenix Gazette announces that one of the largest deals in city real estate made for some time was con- summated Thursday morning, when Mrs. Eugene Brady O'Neill pur- chased from the Arizona Land and Stock company twenty-eight lots. the consideration being Sl0,000.
 Congregational church, corner East Gurley and Alarcon streets, II a. m., theme of sermon, "Aspirations;" 3 p. m. an entirely new Sabbath even ing service called ''The Peoples Service;" first of series, "The Sweet Bye and Bye" Every person will have printed leafet with songs.
 The Palace policy game was hit at the noon drawing today for twenty five cent eight spot, giving S200 to the winner, who happened to be lit tie Mexican girl, this being the sec ond ticket she ever wrote. She says she is going to buy some new clothes right away.
 Word was received at the sheriff's office yesterday that Tom Clark was found dead eight miles northeast of Wagoner on Thursday. Deputy Sheriff Jack Nelson of Crowned King was notified to go and look after the body. The dead man is said to have been a placer miner who has resided | in that section for a number of years. |
 A sad death occurred in Tomb stone yesterday when the 3-year-old | Leon Congers passed away. While the mother was preparing the child | for bath few days since, and when | the hot water had been emptied into the tub, the mother absented herself | for the purpose of procuring cold | water, and during her absence the child in some unaccountable manner fell into the scalding water.-Tomb- stone Prospector.
 P. L. Kastner received telegram | this morning announcing the death | last evening in Iron Mountain, Michi- | gan, of George Sutherland, a mining man, formerly of Prescott and well known here. Deceased was a gener ous hearted man and made many | friends during his residence in Pres colt. He was only thirty-nine years | old. His last request was that he be buried by the Elks, of which order he was member.
 Geo. w. Hance is in town.
 Fred Ref is expected home next Tuesday.
 Miss Beatrice Cornell is spending two weeks at Mayer.
 The Oak creek water case of Du- mas vs. Jack is on trial in court to- day.
 Miss Curd of Fulton, Missouri, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. s. $. Wal strum.
 Rev. c. w. Tarr will preach at the morning service at the NJ. E. church, Marina street, tomorrow.
 Sunday and the Workingmen" will be Rev. H. W. Peck's subject Sunday evening at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street.
 Mir. Gilmour of Richmond, Vir- ginia, and Albert Kokenge of Gin cinnati, Ohio, are young men who ar rived in Prescott this morning from Phenix in quest of health.
 S. J. Wright of Paris, Texas, who has mining interests in this section, arrived on this mornings train on his periodical visit here. He is accom- panied by his son, Geo. T. Wright, it being the latter's first visit to Arizona. They will remain here for several