Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-16

Mrs. Clara Ford was today ols- charged by the probate court as guar lian of the estate of Geo. W. Ford, deceased.
 Mrs. McCash, Miss Gale and MT. Logan will give solos for the free reading room entertainment at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening. -.
 Rev. A. M. Gibbons, of the Marina street NJ. E. church, left this morn ing to attend the Southern California conference, of which he is member.
 Engine No l. was turned out of the machine shops yesterday with her new oil burning attachments, and the three spot was put in for equipment.
 The Arizona Bus and Transfer com pany have arranged to have their main office in the store of E. A. Kastner X Co. Their telephone numbers will be 93 and IA.
 Mrs. F. c. Williams and little son Frank are expected to return home to Prescott this evening from a few weeks visit with her mother in Los Angeles.
 Special agent for the interior de- partment, S. J. Holsinger, who has been in Prescott for two or three days on business for the department, left this morning for Flagstaff.
 Prof. Billinghurst and family will move into Ed Litt's residence this week and will occupy it until Mrs. Lewis new house on Marina street is completed, when they will occupy the new cottage.
 Mrs. D. c. Sinclair and daughter passed through on this mornings northbound train on their way to Cal ifornia. They were accompanied by MT. Sinclair who went as far as Ash Fork with them.
 A. J. Doran left this morning for trip through Apache and Navajo coun- ties in the interest of the Arizona ex- hibit at the St. Louis exposition. This will be his first trip to these sec tions in that capacity.
 The famous United Verde tax cast will be taken up in the district court tomorrow for argument, and promises to draw a big crowd of spectators a' the case is one of vast importance tC the taxpayers of this county.
 Father Juillard and his assistant Father M. Dumarest, of Gallup, N NJ. arrived in Prescott last night anC will assist at the memorial services a the Catholic church tomorrow morn ing at ten o'clock.
 Mrs. J. E. Emmert and two daugh ters left this morning for their hom in Los Angeles, after spending tn summer with Mir. Emmert in Prescott They return at this time in order tha the young ladies may enter school.
 Mrs. T. G. Norris left this morning for an extended trip east. She vii be met at Flagstaff by Misses Maud and Mable Norris and she will accom- pany these young ladies into their re spective schools in Washington am North Hampton.
 Rev. Lewis of the West Prescott M E. church, has gone to Camp Verd to assist Rev. Wright, of that place in conducting special meetings. Ther will be no preaching services at tn
 West Prescott church next Sunday The Sunday school and young peo ple's meeting will be held as usual.
 Quite number of the Mexican resi- dents of this city went to Congres
 and Phenix last night to assist in tn
 celebration of the sixteenth of Ser
 tember. which is great holiday wit
 them, corresponding to the Fourth C
 July in the United States. There vii
 also be a celebration of the day in Je
 rome.
 ] Geo. Rohpeter, one of the, vel
 known stock raisers and mining me of this county, was in Prescott yeste' day and reports plenty of ducks an
 some geese in the Agua Fria section
 Mir. Rohpeter has a fine lake on hi
 ranch which he says is alive wit ducks, but that is all the good it wi do hunters for there is no shootin
 allowed on his place.
 A telegram was received this morI ing by the Prescott Gun Club from W H. Seaver, representing the Winche' ter Repeating Arms company, that |
 would arrive here tonight and entt
 the territorial shoot which begins Fr , day morning. Quite a number of tt
 shooters are expected within the ne' , day or two. There will likely be b' tween lOIly anu hAby NoAh hbShANOio VT , ter.
 Frank R. Stewart received a >lettt last evening from Mrs. Stewards si ter, at Jackson, Ohio, which was wri ten last Thursday, and which state that their father had just been stricl en that day with paralysis, but u doctor was hopeful for his recover! The fact that the telegram which cal ed Mrs. Stewart was sent Saturds would indicate that a relapse or SC, ond stroke had resulted.
 L. 1. Bonnell. of Dewey, who m,
 with severe accident some weel
 ago by shooting himself through tl
 arm, has been released from the Nero hospital and is apparently as we'll
 ever. There was some doubt at Il time of the accident as to whether il
 arm would be permanently injured
 but fortune seems to have favore him and his arm is in good shape. ] Keep in mind the entertainment . Odd Fellows hall Friday night for u I benefit of the free reading room @ Many beautiful pictures will be show p by the use of the electric stereopt , con, and these will be accompaniC i by songs and recitations as they a s shown which will make them very il l teresting. The cause. is one tn e ought to appeal to the sympathy . all good people for their support.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Morrison ha'
 returned from an extended trip ca dnrinr which lime they visited Ch