Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-15

r was passenger on this morning
: north bound train.
Major B. W. Leavell, adiutant gen
eral of the territory, came up from tn
south this morning.
Governor A. o. Brodie is a Prescott
visitor, coming up on this morning.
train from Phenix.
Roll of Honor for June, 1903, of the
Episcopal Sunday school: Edith
Garfield, Lily Moser, Robert Gunner.
Mrs. j. W. Akers left this morning
for trip to California in which she
will combine business with pleasure.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson and her little
girl left this morning for an outing
of several weeks at Coronado tent
city.
Charles F. Goddard came up from
Wickenburg this morning where be
has been engaged in mining for some
time.
Thomas Anderson and Mrs. Flora
Moffatt, of Walnut creek, were mar
ried July 3. by Probate Judge c. P.
Hicks.
The weather bureau promises north
ern Arizona some rain showers tomor-
row. 1t is sincerely hoped that its
prediction will come true.
Mrs. G. Ii. Smith, of Phenix, ar
rived in Prescott this morning for a
visit of a month or two with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brisley.
Among the names of the winning
drillers at the recent contest was f.
II. German. 1t should have read f.
H. Graham.
Ed Shumate entertained a small
party of friends at Granite Dells last
night with bowling, boating and bill
lizards and en- elegant dinner.
Pat O'Donnell was held under $1,000
bonds to answer to the grand jury on
charge of assault at his examination
yesterday. The bonds were promptly
furnished.
Mrs. Maude Bartlett, private secre-
tary for Manager f. L. Wright, of the
Prescott Electric company, left for
San Diego this morning for a few
weeks rest and outing.
Geo. f. Shurtlif, general manager
for the Crown King Mines company,
came in from the Bradshaw section
last evening and is transacting bust
ness in Prescott today.
II. L. Garretson came in last even
ing from San Francisco. After a visit
of day or two in Prescott, on bust
ness he will continue his journey to
Ell Paso.
Sheriff Roberts left last night for
Pbenix having the Mexican, who was
adjudged insane, in custody to place
him in the asylum. He returned this
morning.
Forest Ranger Leon Kneip's con-
dition is considered somewhat i'm
proved today. He put in a very rest
less day yesterday. He still com
plains of severe pains in his head.
Work has been stopped on the Pros
perity group of mines which have been
under the management of the Doug
las, Lacey & Co. for several months.
j. W. Jenkins came in from the prop
erty today.
j. A. Ross arrived from Pasadena
last evening and is a guest at the Ho-
tel Congress. Mr.. Ross is interested
in the Dividend Mining company's
properties in the McCsbe section, and
went out to that place today to look
over the property.
At the recent meeting of the board
of regents of the university Chaplain
cellor vice F. S. Finch, resigned. A
selection of new president was not
made but Prof. Randall, of Pasadena,
seems to be the choice of the board.
At business meeting of the W. Z.
T. U. yesterday afternoon it was de-
cided to lease the picnic grounds of
the John Duke ranch and each year
this organization will give picnic
on July 4. The ladies are to be con-
graduated on their success i'll obtain
ing these grounds. Miss Gilchrist of
Pbenix gave very interesting talk to
the ladies.
During visit about two years ago
of number of Prescott people to fos-
sill creek Mr.. Gentry placed necktie on
rock where the highly charged water
from above would drip ON it. A
young man came III from there yester-
day with the piece of neck wear which
has heavy crust of lime formation
all around it, and has every appear
ance of stone necktie.
J. NJ. Melendrez, editor of Ell Men
sajero, accompanied by his wife and
family arrived in Prescott this morn
ing to attend the wedding this even
ing of Jose NJ. Contreras of Prescott
and Miss Delfina Altamirano of Phe-
nix. The groom, who as heretofore
stated, in these columns, is promin-
ent cattleman of this county, is a
brother of Mrs. Melendrez. Mr.. and
Mrs. Melendrez were former residents |
of Prescott. The bride is one of the
charming twin daughters of Senior Al
tamirano of PheniX.
Ros Tanaka, the we'll known restaur-
ant man, has purchased the Scopel |
Cellar Restaurant and will hereafter
conduct that place as we'll as the Pres
colt Hotel dining room. Mr.. Tanaka
came to Prescott several years ago and
started up in the restaurant business
in a very humble manner, but by
hard work and close attention to bus
mess be has built up large business
in his line and now conducts two of
the popular restaurants of the city.
Chamberlain and Make made a new
worlds record at Douglas on the
Fourth of July in the drilling con-
Test. The records made in the double