Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-16

to Prescott several days ago for sur.
 gical treatment on account of having
 met with a painful accident, is mak.
 ing splendid recovery and the doc
 tors say she will soon be able to re-
 turn to her home at Walnut Grove.
 Harry Cooper, the man who was ar
 rested near Congress Junction a few
 days ago on charge of insanity, will
 have his hearing before the probate judge tomorrow.
 According to reports, Robert De Large, one of the best known mill
 men of this territory, and who is at
 present in Tucson doing some work on
 the mill at the university of Arizona, got frisky on Labor Day and joined the fat mans race and won the prize
 This has been one of the worst days experienced in Prescott for a long time The wind has blown gale and the dust is fierce. If those young
 Bachelors are going to raise this kind of blow every time they start into give an entertainment, we hope this will be the last.
 There are quite number Of medals and additional prizes on exhibition in the show window of k. H. Bur- mister X Sons Co.,, which will be con- | tested for in the coming territorial shoot. The list of prizes is mounting up and will certainly cause a very lively contest.
 M. SalZman, who has been one of the most influential citizens and busi- ness men of northern Arizona for many years, has moved with his fam fly to Los Angeles where they will re- side in the future. He will still re- tain large business interests in Ari- zOna and will make occasional trips to the territory to look after them.
 M. c. Parmley, the we'll known mining man, who has large mining interests in this county, arrived in Prescott day or two ago in company with a number of California people and took them out to the McCabe dis trict to show them the properties in which he is interested, among them being the Dividend and other mines in that naiuhhorhood
 Ben Blanchard, general manager for the American Copper fcompany at the Iron King mine, was in town today and reports things in fine shape at the mine and going right ahead in all | departments. He says the school at the camp will open Monday with Miss Blanche Lowry as teacher. There are B pupils already enrolled and the probabilities are that there will be | several additional ones when the school opens.
 Floyd Mccoy, Geo. Atterberry, J. F. Riggan and Ikie Reigle formed a hunting party which started out this to kill some big game in the mountains. SThey will go to Winslow by rail and from there take a team and plunge far into the heart of the mountains. Should any deer to run over them they will do their best to climb tree first and if they can't find a tree of course the only thing that will be left for them to do will be to kill the deer.
 Miss Louise Kieman died in West Prescott last evening about seven o'clock after lingering illness of Miss Kieman was a teacher in the Prescott schools some four or five years ago and came here with her sister from Portland, Oregon, about two months ago in nope that she might be benefited by the eli mate, but to no avail. The body was for shipment by P. Mohn & Co.,, and the sorrowing sister will start for home with the remains to- The deceased was 2S years of age.