Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-14

Z. S. Clark delivered very inter
esting address, Sunday evening at the
Congregational church on "Young
Men and Crime"
The preliminary examination Of \.
A. Pratt, on charge Of forgery, is in
progress this afternoon before Justice
Talbot.
Mrs. Mary Brown, mother of Ziba
o. Brown, arrived in Prescott on Sat
urday evening for a visit with the lat
ter aud his wife.
Mrs. Alex Thompson returned Sun
day evening from Los Angeles, where
she accompanied her husband. She
reports the latter improving in health.
Mrs. Short, wife, of City Ticket
Agent Z. l.. Short, and their three
children, arrived on last nights train
from Colorado, to take up their resi-
dence here.
Ben Blanchard is putting up new
boarding house at Iron King. 1t will
be completed in few days and Mr..
and Mrs. Finnie will move there and
take charge. of it.
1t is thought that the long lost
Charley Ross, who vas kidnapped in
Philadelphia in 1872 or 1873, has been
found i'll Galveston in the person of
William Won Hodge.
Joe Roberts, a. desperate of the Blue
river country, surrendered to officers
last week. He said be had grown
tired of lodging their bullets and OF
being hunted in season and out of
season.
A deed from Robt. Perrin to b. Per
rim for all interest in the Baca grant
and railroad in Yavapai county, and
two location notices constituted the
entire days business in the county
r. II. Green, VIM. Everett and J. E.
Whalen of $780," Michigan, arrived
on Sunday evenings train in Prescott.
They we're Joined here by r. j. Will
Jams, of San Diego, and all Of them
left today for a visit to the property
of the Cadillac Mining company in
which they are interested and of which
E. E. Greenwood is superintendent.
Charles I. Rogers, one of the early
pioneers of Yavapai county, died Sep
temb %, in Bath, Maine, ON the
morning of his 10th birthday of neur-
algia of the heart. Mr.. Rogers was
one of the early settlers of Williams
when that section waa part of Yavapai
county, and was we'll known to all the
old timers of the territory. His son
and daughter Frank Rogers and Mrs.
Nellie Stone, are residents of Cuper-
tino, California.
Mrs. l.. n. Stevens. an old time
resident of this section, is visiting her
nephew, Sheriff W. W. Cook, in Phe-
nix. Mrs. Stevens is at present "a
resident of San Francisco. Mrs.
Stevens and her husband settled
near Prescott in 1866, and she passed
through the worst troubles of the In
dian times. On one occasion while
she was absent from the house, band
of Apaches entered it and stole every
thing in the way of cloth and cloth
ing, even emptying the feather pillow
cases. At another time she caught
another lot of them in the act of run
ming off with some stock. She put an
end to that depreciation with a rife
and sent word to her husband either
to come home and look after things
or send her more ammunition.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Get your tickets for the minstrel
show at Brisley's.
Mrs. ii. 7. Turner left this morning
for Albuquerque.
Omer Cox, representing the SIM
mons Hardware company, is in town.
Attorney Alfred Ruiz went over to
Jerome today on professional bust
ness.
Buck and wing dancing contest for
great big ham at the minstrel show
Friday night.
Col. j. f. Wilson left on today's
train for Albuquerque to meet the
Hearst party.
/ Territorial Auditor W. F. Nichols
left for Jerome this morning on Off
cial business.
j. r. Minor. the architect. left on
this mornings train for brief visit
to Los Angeles.
W. II. Ferguson is able to be on the
streets again, after being laid up for
several days by sickness.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will meet at the church
parsonage on Wednesday afternoon.
Pete Boscha brought Mexican up
from Congress this morning to serve
sixty days sentence for assault.
The city council held meeting
this afternoon and appointed II. II.
Carter clerk of the common council.
l.. NJ. Swikerath. the optician, went
over to Jerome this morning. He ex-
poets to return to Prescott again about
October II.
The Jewish citizens of Phenix have
organized Sunday school, the first
one in the territory. 1t has about
forty members.
4. A. Pratt was held on Monday
afternoon by Justice Talbot under
$1,000 bonds to answer to the grand
jury Oh charge of forgery.
Lots - and IA and the south 40 |
feet of lot 10 block -, Prescott, be-
longing to the estate of the late ID. |
Fitzpatrick we're sold yesterday by or
der of the probate court. F. Scopel |
was the purchaser.
Ii. II. Morris. a commercial travel |