Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-03

SANA SO ~ l. 4uOun IL 70. duQ the !
funeral will take place tomorrow at IL |
O'Clock
Wales Arnold, of Camp Verde, came
in Friday to attend the Memorial |
Day exercises. Mrs. Arnold returned |
last evening from a visit to Cali |
fornia. In conversation today with |
Journal Miner representative Mr.. /
Arnold stated that it only lacked
short time of being forty years since /
be came to Prescott He says that |
while he formerly knew every man.
woman and child in the county, when 1
he visits Prescott now be feels that /
he is complete stranger.
At a recent meeting of the Prescott /
brass band the following were elected
officers: Lou Tobey, president; Ed
Wright, vice president; W. G Tinker,
secretary and treasurer; William
Grander. leader The latter is a re-
cent arrival in Prescott, and is said &;
to be first class musician. The band
Is prepared now to fill all engage
ments They will give an open air
concert on the plaza next Sunday.
Notwithstanding that the rain fall
during the past winter has been great
er than for several years previous, \.
S. Clough reports that Willow creek
is dry and he is unable to get any
water for his ranch this year. As a
consequence he says that his crops
Will be a total failure. He has lost
great many trees on account of lack
Of water.
Word was received here today from
Mrs Az Kautz. stating that she and
her daughters would leave Cincinnati
today for Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire, where the formers son, Lieut.
Austin kautz, will be married on Sat
urday, June g, to Miss Louise Fol
som Hovey. Lieut.. Kautz, formerly
with the cruiser Cincinnati, has been
assigned to shore duty and is now sta
toned at Newport at naval college,
where Mrs Kautz and daughters will
spend the summer
c. F. Riblet took a party out to
the Buckhorn mines on Saturday re-
turning to Prescott last evening.
Among those taking the trip was a.
E Suppiger, the photographer. who
performed feat in photography prob
ably never before attempted. The
shaft on the Buckhorn mine is nearly
200 feet deep and is on an incline
Mr.. Suppiger took a photograph of
the shaft from the mouth to the bot
tom, under an exposure of fifteen
minutes. He made a good success of
the picture.
The exercises given on Friday after
noon by the pupils of Miss Strange's
and Miss Edwards rooms of the pub
lie schools we're the most interesting
and most patriotic ever held in Pres
colt. The two teachers deserve great
credit for the skill and tact used in
preparing the little ones for the exer-
cises while the children performed
their parts most admirably. The ex-
ercises were of patriotic nature en-
tirely and furnished lesson to all
who participated that will not soon
be forgotten. while entertaining Wis
itors as well. Father Whyte of the
Catholic church, Rev. Taft, of the
Baptist church, Rev. Gibbons OF the
Methodist church, Prof Deschamp.
the physiognomist. W H. Ferguson,
a veteran of the civil war. and J. B.
Jolly, superintendent of schools were
present and each delivered brief ad
ress. At the conclusion of the exer-
cises Prof Billinghurst invited the
visitors 10 visit the new school build
ing and all seemed we'll pleased
with it.
From Tuesdays Daily.
J. c. Hurley left for Phenix this
morning.
W. D. Berry came up this morning
from the south.
j W. Conger has returned from his
trip to California.
The trial of the Goddard murderers
has been set for June 10.
Mrs. NJ Tregallis has been sick
threatened with typhoid fever
Prot Deschamp left on this morn
ing's train for visit to jerome.
Ed S. Campbell returned last night
from his visit east on mining bust
ness.
VIM. Roberts came up yesterday
from Kirkland for a visit with his
family.
J. S. Smith. of the Jerome Canyon
! Copper company, went over to jerome
this morning
Andrew Peterson came up from
Stanton yesterday where he is engaged
in working a mine.
y NJ Macdonald came up this
morning from Congress where she has
been engaged teaching school.
: Several women hand irOners are
: wanted at the Prescott Steam Laun-
dry.
James blanchard, bookkeeper for
tho IRON KiDo nina laft today for n
visit to California
H. NJ. Abbott has just finished. a
contract on the Express mine at Pc
land and came in from there on Sun
day.
, F E Jordan came yesterday from
Pasadena where his family have resid-