Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-07-22

rome, came over from the copper camp
last evening.
W. II. Cook, who recently lost
number of Burleigh drills from his
wagon, has recovered the same.
Mrs. Iva Tut and her daughter,
Miss Marguerite, left this morning
for visit to the Grand Canyon.
G. L. Fisher, representing the Jessie
Moore Hunt company, of San Francis
co, left on this mornings train.
j. b. Grand was in town yesterday
from the Cataract Canyon country
where he is employed as a civil engi-
neer.
In the district court this morning
the case of Z. G. Wager VS.. f. ID.
Thayer was tried and the case submit
ted.
Isaac Barth, young attorney of
Apache county let for home today
after short visit to Prescott on pro-
fessional business.
Toy Ming, a prominent Chinese
resident of Prescott, left this morning
for Chicago, where he expects to en-
gage in business.
7. j. Norton, solicitor for the Santa
F'e railroad, returned to Prescott on
Sunday night to attend to some legal
business connected with the company.
Reports come from the Verde valley
of heavy losses there of crops by the
recent rains and high water. The
Woods ditch was also damaged some
what.
milford Winsor has broken into the
newspaper business again, having re-
purchased the Phenix Enterprise from
W. D. Bell, to whom he sold it some
time since.
Among the outgoing passengers for
California on this mornings train
we're Mrs. Paul A. Johns and her
daughter, Miss Pauline, Mrs. J. V.
Shepard, and Mrs. Eugene Osenburg.
Judgment for plaintiff has been
rendered by Judge Sloan in the suit
of the Yavapai Copper company
against Springfield, Massachusetts,
parties. The amount of judgment is
$4,000.
f. E. Jordan, of Jerome, is in town,
assisting j. S. Acker in his mining
business. Mr.. Acker has been kept
quite busy of late in the manipulation
of the various properties under his
control.
j. B. Monnett, who served term in
Jail at Pueblo since leaving here is
now reported in Jail in Ohio. He
seems to have had great success along
this line since his departure from
Prescott.
Horace Yeoman and Frank Ellis left
on this mornings train for New Mex
leo. They stated that they were 60
ing to fish in the Pjcos river, but
there we're no fishing implements in
sight.
A country visitor struck some of
the Prescott games last night for
about $1,000. As it was not his first |
with them he pobably did |
not secure more than previous depos-
its amounted to.
Il. W. Crabb is registered at Hotel |
Burke from Uniontown, KY, having |
arrived from the Blue Grass state last
night. Mr.. Crabb comes here with |
the hope that Arizona's glorious eli |
mate will restore him to health.
The U. S. grand jury this morning
an indictment against Robert |
NJ. Weyms, of Kingman, on a charge |
Of selling liquor to Indians. After
The indictment had been reported the
defendant was arraigned and plead |
guilty.
The four year old child of b. P.
Wallace, whose parents reside west of
own, got hold of a box of concen
rated I've yesterday afternoon and
swallowed a large dose of it. DIR.
Jriley was called to alleviate its
Col. j. W. Pope, chief quarter
master of this military department,
vas cadet at West Point with Cover
Tor Brodie and during their visit to-
,ether in Prescott yesterday lived over
gain many of their experieces of
ormer years.
Hon. 4. j. Doran left this morning
or trip to the extreme northern
of the territory on mining
He goes by rail to Flagstaff,
hence by private conveyance to his
destination near the Utah line. He
xpects to be absent about ten days.
Geo. f. Shurtleff is in town from
King. Mr.. Shurtleff is gen
raj manager of the Crowned King I
nine and is preparing to start work I
gain on that great property, which 5
as paid thousands of dollars in divi- {
ends to its stockholders. I
A second jury in Tombstone has
isagreed in the trial of Bert Alvord,
harged with train robbery. 1t stood 5
leven for conviction to one for ac- l
Initial. After being discharged the {
lrors were arrested charged with per-
Try.
The first accident of a serious ma q
Ire to occur at the Henrietta mine
appened there yesterday when a
Dung man named Peterson had his
fe crushed out of him by cave in
rocks. The body was broughht to
,wn today and buried in the Citi-
ms cemetery.
j. E. Mccoy is planning to put III
first class up to date bowling alley u
| Prescott, just as soon as he can Sc a
Ire a suitable location for it. An p
lterprise of this kind should prove a Ii
investment, as bowling is Il
1T only pleasant form of amuse- 81
ent but affords healthy exercise as ri