Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-23
.Indse F. E. Edwards of Poland was

Judge F. E. Edwards of Poland was in town today.
 Ben Blanchard and daughter of Iron King are in town.
 J. K. Truman, of Pinal county, was a Prescott visitor today.
 c. E. Bunker, manager of the Sul- tan mine, in the Santa Maria district, is in town today.
 Mrs. \. O. Murphy was granted a divorce on Saturday from her husband in Phenix.
 The case against Jack Richards, charged with stealing a horse belong ing to c. P Wingfield at Huron, was dismissed this afternoon.
 Mrs. Mae Swetnam, of PheniN, Grand Matron of the Order of East eru Star. is in Prescott and will visit Golden Rule Chapter in Prescott this evening. All members of the order are requested to attend the meeting tonight.
 The Globe Times, after a checkered career of nearly five years, suspended publication with its issue of Septem- Der TO- The first number of the Times appeared on October 2l, lS9S' the publishers being R. C. Brown and George Mintz.
 Mrs. Ben l.. Bear, wife of a well known Pbenix druggist, has just passed an examination before the board of pharmacists and has been granted a license to engage in the drug business. She is the first woman in Arizona to have been granted such a license.
 J.L. Giroux aud family left Jerome on Monday, the former having severed his connection with the United Verde mine. Mir. Giroux will go to Mexico, to take charge of the GirouX Consoli' dated company, in which he is inter, ested and will superintend the cree tion of a shelter on the property.
 The coroner's jury which investigat ed the cause of death of Cecilio Her nandez, yesterday afternoon, found that deceased came to his death iron gun shot wounds caused by Ramol Cordova. The deceased Mexican il said to have been a woodchopper Cordova has always borne a good rep utation in the community.
 Dr. l.. NJ. Swikerath, the opticial of Seventh and Adams street, PheniX is at the Prescott Hotel for few day only. Take advantage of this oppor tunity and have your eyes examined by an expert. Satisfaction guaran teed. Complete line of spectacles eye glasses, smoked and blue glasses D. c. Monroe, of the White Hors Mining company, and the Monroe Con solidated Mining company left on thi mornings train for the east. He eX poets to be absent for two or thre, months, probably until the first of tn l. year. He will visit mining propertie
 in Colorado, near Idaho Springs, el route east.
 The preliminary examination O Ramon Cordova, for the killing of Ce clio Hernandez, took. place thi
 morning before Justice Talbot, ant he was held to appear before tn grand jury under bonds of 5lOO0. Al
 fred Ruiz appeared for Cordova f Testimony was introduced shOwin
 that deceased had not only used vii
 and abusive language to Cordova bu p that he had threatened to kill him. The grade between Florence and tn . western face of the railroad tunnel a Butte. will all be completed by Mon day, and Tuesday the grading cam Q will be moved up to the Zellewage ranch, which is about twent 2 miles east of Florence. It is twelv e miles from Florence to Butte; henc r the Pbenix & Eastern grade is com
 pleted for a continuous length c f about sixty five miles. -Florenc S Blade.
 Two car loads of structural steel for the Glendale beet sugar factory s passed through on today's sout e bound freight train. About thirt e car loads have arrived there up { e date. The total amount of materia b to be shipped in will amount to be i tween seventy five and one hundre {. car loads, and the freight alone vii : amount to over slOO.Oo0 The build !. ing will be completed next May read e for next years beet crop which shoul be ready to market about June.
 Messrs. Ainsworth X Company, Chi
 cago, announce the early publicatio
 of ''The Thirty Years War on Sil b ver," by Judge 4. L. Fitzgerald C
 the supreme court of Nevada. Tn
 authors declared purpose in addin
 to the long list of books on the sut
 iect is the unfolding and establish , ment of truth in monetary science
 the inculcation of patriotic priI n ciples; and the production of greate
 safety in business. He declares tha
 he now makes appeal from the advers judgment of politicians, with whoI he has labored unsuccessfulIy fc
 many years. to the people, 'that aug ust tribunal" by whose decision wbe r the question shall have been properl
 presented he is perfectly willing {
 abide.
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