Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-23

gins tomorrow at the race track. The following members of the Phenix gun club were noticed among the delegs- tion: J. NJ. Aitken. Horace Harrison, W. D. Tanner, w. L. Pinney and D. E. Morrell. Isaac Ives, a member oi the Bisbee team was also among the party. Quite a number will arrive to- morrow from the southern part of the territory. Quite a squad of shooters were at the grounds this afternoon practicing and acqutainting them selves with the Hay" of things.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Vice President Mcdonald, of the United Verde mine, is paying Jerome visit.
 Ringling Brothers big circus will exhibit at Pbenix on Monday, Octo- Der 5th.
 I. J. Norton, solicitor for the Santa Fe, arrived in Prescott last evening from Los Angeles.
 J. B. Girand came down from Cat aract Canyon last evening on a short business visit to this city.
 There is scarcity of school marms reported in Maricopa county, there being three schools without teachers.
 Hon. Henry F. Ashurst came down from Williams last evening on busi- ness connected with the United States land office.
 J. M W. Moore, receiver of the United States land office here, will leave in a couple of days for busi- ness trip to Chicago.
 Wm. x. Kelly now has his real es- tate office in the Lawler building and occupies part of the room occupied by Fred Rief as a barber shop.
 Roy Bates, who has been visiting with Mrs. NJ. c. Morrell aud family for several weeks. left this morning for his home in Denton, Texas.
 Jack Moore, the we'll known sport ing man of Tucson, arrived in Pres colt this morning with his wife, and will visit here for a short time.
 Master Walter Milligan, who has been working Tn the Iron King com pany store, will leave this evening for Buckeye, Arizona, where be will at tend school.
 The conductor on the F. X E. train coming in from Mayer last evening took sick and another man had to be sent out to asisst him, which caused the train to arrive three hours late.
 Geo. $. Connolly, of Springfield, Ill.,. who is interested in the mining industry of this county. arrived here from his home last evening aud left this morning for the Bradshaw noun tains.
 R. D. Latter, Baptist Sunday school missionary for Arizona, who has been in this section for several weeks. left this morning for Idaho, where be was called on business. He expects to return to Arizona in few weeks.
 E. A. Suppiger, the scenic photog rapher, is preparing a number of fine views for the Monroe Consolidated Mining company which MT. Monroe will take with him on his trip east in few days. The photographic art is becoming d great factor i'll the busi- ness.
 Three cars loaded with heavy ma chinery for the beet sugar factory in the Salt river valley, were in the rail road yards here today. They are only the first consignment of the ma chinery, it being estimated that it will take nearly 100 cars to transport the machinery and all the equipment for the big factory.
 The Walnut Grove water case of Marvin vs. Pierce, was heard in the district court this morning before Judge Sloan, and judgment was ren- dered in favor of the plaintiff, while the costs of the case were divided equally between the defendant and plaintiff.
 Mrs. D. J. Ryan was arrested Wednesday at Dewey, on charge sworn out by l.. l. Bonnell, charging her with shooting at him with a shot gun. It seems there was some trouble between the above parties over the possession of certain premises, and they were airing their grievances be- fore Justice Talbot at the time of go ing to press.
 Today a party composed of Chas. Akers. George McFall, James Dobbins and k. s. Russell will leave for the Mineral Hill mining country. The purpose of the trip is to look over some mining claims. and while q member of the party stated yesterday that there was nothing to give out at the present time, it is rumored that there is an important deal on foot. Gazette.
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