Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-07
From Tuesdays Daily.


 Schroeder. the alleged Divine healer, is in Phenix.
 G. A R. and W. R. c. installation tonight. Every body invited.
 The territorial legislature will meet one week from next Monday, January 19.
 Mrs. McCullach and her daughter Mrs. Lilly Ashton have gone to Ore gon for a visit.
 Ed. KiehI has installed an acetyline gas plant in his plumbing establish ment, being the first in the town.
 Sam Barnett, a young man who has been residing in Prescott for some time, left today for San Antonio, Texas.
 Joe Drew brought in two mountain lion skins yesterday, and two noun tain lion kittens from the Walnut creek country. J. F. Donohue was brought in from Cor res this morning to serve forty days sentence in the county jail for mis siemeanor.
 A meeting of the O. K. hose com pany will be held at their hall to- morrow evening. A full attendance of members is requested. as business of importance will be considered.
 Judge R. E. Sloan, yesterday. ren- dered his decision in the case of Treadwel and Beckwith vs. Geo. Marr, in the somewhat famous Buster mine case. The decision was in favor of plaintiffs.
 Dixon Fagerberg, who has for sev- eral months been representing Runkle < Peacock, of Fl Paso, in Prescott has purchased the Prescott business from the above firm. It is merchandise brokerage business.
 Territorial Auditor Nichols was severely injured yesterday by being thrown from his wheel while on his way to the capital The road on West Washington street had been sprinkled just before he came along and the wheel slipped out from beneath him. He was thrown on one leg and was so badly injured that he could not pro- ceed to the capital No bones were broken.
 Three hobos stole hand car at Skull Valley Monday night and pro- ceeded in the direction of Kirkland. Word was sent to Kirkland to appre- bend them. To make sure of the cap ture the authorities turned the switch at that place and the handcar. with the gang aboard. was sidetracked and the men taken into custody. Sheriff. j Joe Roberts brought them in to Pres colt this morning.
 The New Years resolution formed by H. W. Laskey was that he would | make a clean up of all of his fall and | winter clothing, overcoats. suits. | etc, to make room for his spring | stock, which he proposes to purchase | soOn- He is just now carrying this | resolution into effect, as will be seen | from his announcement in this issue. ! Now Is the time to secure bargains at | Laskey's.
 J. l.. Hall of Congress is in town today.
 D. J. Breed, of Clintonville. Wis cOnsin, died January l. Deceased was the father of E. E. Breed of Prescott.
 W. H. Ferguson and his son Gil bert $. Ferguson came in today from the Hurricane mine to cast their ballots at the city election.
 The infant daughter of Mir and Mrs. Charles McKinstry died yesterday. The infant was grand daughter of | MT and Mrs. Charles Wallace.
 P J. Fitzgerald came in today from the Hassayampa country to exercise his privilege of American citizenship by casting a ballot for city officers.
 In the divorce proceedings of Clara Wescott vs. Edward Wescott, in the district court today plaintiff was granted decree and the custody of her two children. The plaintiff in this case is only eighteen years old.
 The work of transforming the ''GOuld cottage into a club house will be commenced shortly. The high upon which the cottage now stands will be eXcavated and a put under the building. At recent church service in one of the churches in Prescott. on a somewhat stormy and disagreeable evening. the congregation consisted of seven persons. Of the congregation ; two were druggists, one a doctor, one |, a nurse, and one an undertaken.