Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-05-20

lCOulouordle army as private at JD
t age of fifteen wears and at the close O
the war had risen to the rank of ma
b jor. After the war closed he becam
Q an ardent republican. After retirin
3 from the bench in Arizona he locate,
? in Los Angeles and was at one tim
3 attorney general of California.
W. E. Blair arrived here recent,
from Champaign, Illinois, with view
Of remaining here permanently. HI
is connected with the New York Lif,
Insurance company. Mr.. Blair is ac
companied by his wife and they hav,
taken up their residence at 3O7 East
Union street. Both Mr.. Blair and hi.
wife are In love with Prescott.
Gus Hoppe, the we'll known black
smith and wagon maker, of Martinez,
was tried before Probate Judge
Hicks this afternoon on a charge OF
insanity, but was discharged. The
evidence showed that he had been
drinking heavily for some time and
had acted in strange manner. but the
witnesses thought it was simply the
result of his drinking, and not a case
of insanity.
A quiet wedding will take place at
the Congress House at I 80 this even
ing the happy couple to the occasion
being Jay Burleson and Miss Eva
Schoshusen. The groom is an employee
at the great Iron King mine near Val
Verde, and the bride is one of the Salt
river valleys charming young ladies,
her home being at Tempe. She has
been staying at the Iron King camp
for some time and it was here the
happy pair met and fell victims before
, cupid's darts. They will make their
future home in that prosperous and
growing camp.
Private car number 30 of the Santa
Fe road, occupied by Directors c. S.
Gleed and ii. f. Duval, returned
from Phenix yesterday. 1t was at
tached to this mornings north bound
train, the occupants accompanied by
]. Il. Emmert and Chief Engineer W.
A. Drake, of the S. F. P. and P. road
being en- route to jerome. f. NJ.
Murphy who accompanied the party to
Phenix continued his trip to Tomb
stone, and will not return for several
days.
DR.. Louis Metzgar, United States
inspector of the bureau of Animal
Industry, at Albuquerque, left ON
this mornings train for Ash Fork,
Flagstaff and other points on the line
of the Santa Fe railroad. DR.. Metz
gar has just completed the inspection
of a lot of sheep at Mayer which are
being shipped to Chicago. In CONVEX
sation with Journal Miner represen-
tstive today he said that Arizona
sheep are in prime condition and in
the eastern market are considered su-
perior to sheep from any other point
in the south west. They are not only
free from disease but they are extra
fat and command higher price than
those from any other section.
Mrs. Iva Tut, the lady who has
been promoting the Fossil Greek po-
wer proposition, and who has been
very sick in Los Angeles for several
weeks, has recovered sufficiently to
travel and is expected to arrive in
Prescott tonight and will rush the /
work of putting in the plant from
now on. A freight load of supplies |
was sent out to the camp yesterday
and the work of building the road will 1
begin at once. 1t will take several
weeks to complete the road so the
heavy machinery for the plant can be .
hauled to the plant sites. The road /
alone will cost in the neighborhoOd of
$50, 900. There are quite a number of F.
mining people that are only waiting
for this plant to start up to install ma
chinery for developing their property.
U. S. District Attorney Frederick
Nave and U. S. Deputy Marshal c. II. !
Uttting were unable to leave for the
south as they expected to do last |
night on account of the hearing of
two Chinese cases which we're heard /.
this morning before L. S. Commits I
sioner JIG. Forest. The names of the |
Chinese under arrest for being in this /
country without certificate, we're
Joe Jim and Wong Chung and they
we're given until June l to prepare (
their defense. Messrs. Nave and UT |
ing came down from Kingman Tues |
day night where they went in the case |
of ex-Indian Agent Henry ?. Ewing, /.
who had been arrested ON a charge of
rendering false account to the gov
eminent He had his hearing before /
U. S. Commissioner w. G. Blakely, /
and was bound over to appear before 1
the grand jury. They also brought /.
with them a Chinese by the name of /
All Fat who had been ordered deport- /.
ed but who had appealed the case /
which will be heard before Judge |
Sloan at the next term of court.
From Fridays Daily.
F. W. Rogers came in from Poland /
today.
Il. l.. Chandler, of Mesa came up
on today's train.
W. j. Martin and W. o. Harrell are
in from Poland today.
L. A. Judkins was an arrival from
Kentucky last night.
DR.. s. NJ. Wright, in charge of the /
Farwell Mining company, near Zonia
is in town today.
A. B. Noxon went to Phenix last
night.
sc. Rogers is in town from Charm
ingdale.
Mrs. Collins came up from Tempe
this morning.
H. T. Andrews is recovering from a
spell of sickness.
Harry Constable came in on this
mornings train.
Mrs. c. w. Cutler returned last
evening from a visit to Los Angeles.
Howard Legge, superintendent of
the White Horse mine, is in town to-