Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-05-13

being The Irish Lord
Burt c. Davis has purchased b
partner, Archie Lockhart's interes
in the fruit and grocery business o
Cortez street, formerly owned by T
Il. Jones. Mr.. Lockhart will shortl
go to the southern part of the terri
tory to engage in business.
Andy Barrett, James johnson an
Thomas Burke, who were injured b
Saturdays explosion at the Cope
Cobre company's mine we're brough
into the hospital on Saturday evening
The injuries of the latter two names
are not serious. Barrett will lose th
sight of his left eye, but his right ey
may possibly be saved though tn
doctors cannot yet determine that TO
certainty While his injuries ar
very serious and painful, they will
not prove fatal.
Bridge number l27, south of Irol
Springs, was destroyed by fire yester
day afternoon necessitating the hold
ing of last nights south bound pas
senger train in Prescott, until
O'Clock this morning. This makes tn
second bridge burned near the sam
locality within a week the origin O
the fire in each case being unknown
While there is a heavy grade there, anC
a possibility that the fires might hav,
originated from sparks from engine
coming up the grade, the fact of tn,
fires coming so close together is sufh
cient to create suspicion.
b. A. Fickas, prominent either
of Phenix, and we'll known all ovel
Arizona, died very suddenly last Sat
urday morning in Phenix. He cam,
down to his office, as usual, on Fri
day morning, and shortly after his ar
rival there was taken with a sever,
headache, and in short time becam,
unconscious. He remained in thi,
condition-until his death which oc
CURED at an early hour Saturday
morning. The doctors pronounced
the cause of death as a rush of blood
to his head or form of apoplexy.
Death has again entered the home
of ]. H. Farrell, of McCabe. this time
taking his daughter, Charlotte, aged
10 years one month and one day. The
little one was victim of diphtheria.
She died at an early hour this morn.
ing and the remains will be brough,
into Prescott tomorrow morning and
taken direct from the train to the
cemetery for burial. This makes the
third death in Mr. Farrell's family
within about a year. First was his
little grand child, then his wife and
now the daughter. His son Emmett
Farrell, who has been attending school
at Los Angeles, will arrive on this
evenings train to attend the funeral.
From tuesdays Daily.
Sol jackson is in town from Kirk
land valley.
DR.. E. B. Perrin went north on this
mornings train
r. r. Coleman left on last nights
train for the south.
y A. A. Johns went out to the Hen
rietta mine last evening.
County Assessor ID. J.Sullivan came
up from the south this morning.
Judge Fl. L. Andrews has returned
from visit to his children in the
east.
q. II. Moon and wife arrived in
Prescott last night from Ottowa. Ohio,
and are guests at Hotel Congress.
Arizona sheep command a better
price in the Chicago market today
than those from any other point in
the west.
Mr.. Clotheir. of the firm of Strow-
bride X ClOthier, of Philadelphia.
is visiting this section. He is inter
ested in mines here.
There will be an important meeting
of the Red Men at the ]. .. o. f. hall
this evening. There are several pale
faces to be scalped
Howard Burmister and wife will
leave tomorrow for visit of several
weeks with Mrs. Burmister's parents
at Portland. Oregon.
Farewell meeting to Mrs. Myrtle
Cutler at Prescott Mission, near Sher-
man House, tonight, 7:45. All are
invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. HUMPHREYS left
last evening for Bisbee. During their
residence in Prescott they made many
friends who regret to see them leave
Six car loads of sheep were shipped
from Mayer today for Chicago, and
his shipment will be followed by an
other shipment of like amount tomor-
low.
William H. McGill, of Topeka, Kan
'as, father of Elmer McGill, a recent
of II. p. Anewalt's office
lied recently at his home at the above
place.
Ash Fork Eagles will present S25
yold headed cane to the most popular
eagle at their picnic on May "a. The
of the recipient will be de-
,ided by vote.
Miss Bagy Woodruff, one of the en-
DlOYes of the Prescott Electric COM
ANY, in the telephone office, left OH
his mornings train for Los Angeles
or a visit with relatives.
Geo. Tisdale. the well known super
ntendent of bridges, of the S. F. p.
nd p. railroad is building a neat lit
lie cottage on Alarcon street for a
esidence for himself and family.
DIR. Sawyer was called by telegraph |
his morning to Ash Fork to hold !
consultation there with another
hysician in the case of little child |
f Mr. and Mrs Harry Van AIan ! |
A little girl left her bicycle in
ront of the BIB. Co.'S store last
vening and forgot it. Later when
be returned the wheel was gone and |
be little girl is consequently "all
roke up.