Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-08-19


A. j. Head has begun the work
excavating for the new building [
join the postotfice on the nortl
a Twenty five feet of the first story wi
be fitted up for fine shooting CALLER
and bowling alley. 1t will be f1tte
:, up in the finest shape and equippe
with all the novel targets, etc. Tn
bowling alley will be the best ths
can be made. AS this sport is becom
ing very popular and the location
ideal, the new gallery will undoubt
eddy become a popular resort.
The Mystery Luncheon in The De
lineator for September, is an amusin
, account of the discovery of the culin
airy accomplishments Of one of part,
of bon viyants, who professed to b
inadept in the art of cookery. Incl
dentally, the "Man of Mystery" in
PRODUCES some courses that are pro
claimed the perfection of culinar,
art by his appreciative guests. Along
with the story the recipes of the va
rious preparations are given, so the
paper is of practical value as we'll a.
exceedingly interesting.
From Thursdays Daily.
DR.. G. W. Vickers came up from
Phenix this morning.
David Finnie has returned from a
visit to Southern California.
Post Office Inspector Small is pay
ing Prescott an official visit.
'Give a calf enough rope and it is
sure to hang itself" Just watch and
see.
Mrs. Heating and family left today
for San Francisco where they expect
to reside.
A. j. Pickerell went to Mohave
county this morning to look after his
mining interests in that section.
The civil service commission wants
Portuguese interpreter for Ellis ISL
and. Salary $50 per month. Examina-
ton Sept. 16.
There we're two heavy showers of
rain north of town on Wednesday.
There was an hour of rain at the. tar.
get grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Higley and
children returned last evening from
their visit to California. Mrs. Hig-
ley's health is considerably improved.
Mrs. W. ]. Murphy left this morn
ing for Denver for few weeks visit
with relatives and friends. She was
accompanied as far as Ash Fork by
Mr.. Murphy.
Mrs. Thos. f. Thompson, wife of
Deputy Sheriff Thompson, and her
mother, Mrs. A. b. Spence, left this
morning for Los Angeles, where they
will spend couple of months.
A P. Fulcher, one of the employees
in the auditors Office of the S. F. P.
and P, went to Ash Fork today to
meet his sister who is to arrive from
Topeka, Kansas, tonight for visit
of several weeks.
VIM. NJ. Glass, engineer at the
power house of the Prescott Electric
left this morning flor Pasa-
dena, California, his old home, where
he will spend his vacation of few
weeks with his parents.
Ed Kinzie, mining man, arrived
in Prescott last night from Kingman.
He has just left the scene of the
recent gold discovery and excitement,
and says that everything that is
worth having has been staked off and
does not advise anybody to go there
with the idea that they can locate any
valuable ground.
Claiborn Conger, one of the old
time stock men of this county, who
has quite a bunch of cattle and horses
on his range near Kymo, was in town
this week laying in supplies for his
camp. He has recently sold quite a
number of horses, but says his stock
is in fine condition, and he is not very
to dispose of any more of
them unless be sells out his entire
ranch. He reports that black leg has
made its appearance among the stock
in that part of the county, but it has
not been serious as yet.
California papers contain an &C
count of the disbarment of Abram S. |
at Honolulu, formerly cir |
cult judge at that place, and well |
known in this territory. Abram was
charged with double dealing with
client. After the latter had |
him he hired himself to |
the other side using the knowledge he |
had obtained from his first client |
against him. Humphreys is rich and
is not compelled to practice law to |
make living as he married very
wealthy, half Chinese woman some
years since.
From Fridays Daily.
Morris Goldwater returned today
from trip to PheniX.
Lieut.. Hunsacker and W. II. Curry
arrived in Prescott last night from
Fort Apache to join in the competitive
shoot.
Hugo r. tombstone the New York
arrived in Prescott today
IN a. business trip in connection with
lis mining interests.
Maj. Lowell returned from Phenix
his morning and will be present to
witness the competitive shoot at the
arget range.