Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-12


Y Jack Nelson, of Crown King, ha
T. been appointed a deputy sheriff b.
4 Sheriff Roberts.
9 VIM. Galpin, of Phenix, was pas
senger this morning on his way t.
San Francisco.
Sheriff Roberts came up from Phe
nix this morning where he had takeI
. three insane patients.
S Mrs. DR.. Emmons and Mrs. T. A
, French, of PheniX, came over from
: Iron Springs this morning.
Dr. and Mrs. Sawyer and Mr.. anC
, Mrs. f. L. Wright left on this morn
ing's train for a brief visit.
Mr.. DeMund, of the DeMund Lum
Der company, went up to the saw mills
at Maine, Arizona, this morning.
J. II. Farrell and Chas. G. Schreib-
er, of the Model Mining company,
came in from McCabe last night
Miss Harmon, of Tempe, has been
secured to teach the coming term of
school at Jerome Junction, and will
begin the term September 7.
Heavy storms passed on all sides of
Prescott today, and very respectable
one visited the city and immediate
vicinity.
The will of ID. Moynahon, who was
killed in railroad wreck near Kanass
City some weeks ago, was today admit
ted to probate in the probate court of
this county. ID. f. Mahoney, a
nephew of the deceased, is named as
the executor.
Geo. Rohpeter came in today from
the Lone Pine mine where he is at
present employed. Mr.. Rohpeter has
a fine stand of corn on his Aqua Fria
ranch, and he says that with season.
able rains he will have an excellent
crop.
A heavy storm visited the Chaparral
country yesterday afternoon. 1t ex-
tended also to Big Bug, the water
courses being trimming full of water.
1t is reported to have been the
heaviest rain of the season in that sec
ton.
The trains from both north and
south today brought in additions to
the military contingent now here.
Among the officers arriving from the
north were Captain Savage, and Lieu
tenant Elliott, 18th infantry, from
Monterey; Lieut.. hathaway and
Lieut.. Quinlan, 9th cavalry, Monterey;
Lieut.. Camp, 9th cavalry, from Sc
quota Park, Yosemite valley.
o. \. Hesla expects to leave for the
east about the middle of August for a
few weeks vacation and visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Hesla
and little daughter have been spend
ing the summer there and they will
all return to prescott together some
time in September Mr.. Hesla has
applied himself to business very close
ly for several years and has we'll earn
ed his proposed vacation.
a surprise was given Mrs. G. W. |
Dunlap last night at the residence of |
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Dolly in West |
Prescott. Mrs. Dunlap expects to
leave Sunday for a visit to her old |
home in the state of Washington, and |
a number of her neighbors and friends
took this opportunity of paying her
visit before her departure. The even
ing was spent in a very pleasant man
ner with games, music and converse
ton, and Mrs. Dolly had prepared a
delightful lunch which was served to
the guests and greatly enjoyed by
them.
a number of cavalry officers and
troopers arrived on this mornings
north bound passenger from Fort
Grant, to participate in the target
practice and cavalry competitions.
The officers are Lieutenants McKin-
ley, Rodner and Russell, and there
are six sergeants and seven pri-
Yates. They are from the fourteenth
and fifth regiments and are said to be
finely drilled and crack shots and
will be heard from in the events next
week. First Sergeant Fred Morse is
in charge of the detachment and is
a very pleasant gentleman. He is ac-
companied by his wife. Lieutenant
Mckinley is a nephew of the late
President Mckinley.
From Fridays Daily.
Prescott was treated to another fine
rain today.
VIM. l.. Bradley came down from
Flagstaff last night
II. A. Suttle returned this morning
from a visit to Phenix.
Miss Boyle, a young lady of Santa
Fe, New Mexico, is visiting Mrs. F.
NJ. Murphy.
Miss Rose Kirwaggen left for Jerome
this morning after a brief visit in
Prescott
Mrs. f. d. French has been quite
sick for several days with quinsy but
is convalescing now.
W. +. Staunton, of the Tombstone
Consolidated Mines company. came
up from Tombstone this morning.
Miss Helen Meaney arrived in
Prescott a few days since for visit
with her sister Mrs. f. NJ. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Herndon of
Texas, who have been visiting Pres
soft for about a month have returned
20 their home.
L. ID. French. the we'll known com
nercial man who makes his headquart-
RS in Prescott returned last evening
rom his regular trip.
c. X. Tibbetts and l.. NJ. Wom-