Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-02

A. E. Hudgens left for San Diego
this morning.
j. B. Tomlinson returned last even
ing from a short business trip to Dem
yer.
The territorial trial jury will con-
vene next Monday for the trial of a
number of cases.
Born, November 30, to Mr.. and
Mrs. f. J. Wright of No. l07 North
Marina street, son.
The cold wave predicted by the
weather bureau for last night appear
ed on schedule time.
Deputy United States Marshal ]. P.
Welles went north on this mornings
train on official business.
j. I. Jones was in town today from
Chaparal. He reports good progress
being made in the Little Jessie.
Miss Fay Graham Of Clinton, ILL.,, is
in the city spending few weeks Wis
iting her uncle T. H. Edmiston.
Don't fail to see 1.-The Powers of
Man" The first drama of the season
at the |. o. o. F. half Friday night.
T. ]. Morrison has a new two story
residence almost completed on Pleas
ant street between Willis and Shell
don.
DIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Metzgar are
moving today into their new home in
the Fisher building on north Pleas
ant street.
]. Gotta pleaded not guilty this
morning in the district court and his
! case was set for trial next Monday,
December Z.
T. E. and W. Shepard, left thi:
morning for their home in Nashville,
Tennessee, after spending the sum-
mer in Prescott.
Geo. W. Sines' new residence Oh
Pleasant street Is rapidly approaching
completion. He expects to occupy il
with his family about December 10.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. ]. l. Gardner, Friday afternoon
at three O'Clock Mrs. Frank Paine
will read a paper and there will bt
musical selections.
fred Kramer, who was blown up al
the Mohawk mine on Monday morn
ing had only been in this section
about three weeks having come here
from Cripple Creek, Colorado.
Fred Dalton, who has been clerk fol-
Forest Supervisor f. R. Stewart left
yesterday for Washington where he
will remain, having been given a'posi
ton in government service there.
The new cable ferry Gcross the Col.
orado river at Needles : in good
working order and the heavy freight
for the mines and mill of San Fran
cisco district are now going in that
way.
A. J. Doran returned last night
i from his visit to Los Angeles on min
ing business. He will go to PheniS
tonight to attend a meeting of the
Arizona Board of Managers of the st.
Louis Exposition.
f. P. Cruice leaves tomorrow for q
trip east of few weeks. On his return
he will be accompanied by his wife, who
was called east several weeks ago by
the illness Of her mother, who died
subsequent to her arrival there.
Mesdames Wells and Murphy re-
| turned last evening from their visit tc
! McCabe. On their arrival there they
! found their brother Lee Banghart
much improved In his condition with
favorable symptoms for his recovery.
r. L. Morrison scored signal vic
tory in securing a verdict of acquittal
N the Ewing case. The testimony
was considered by three juries before
verdict was rendered, which goes to
show that the case was by no mean
one sided.
Father Lynch, who has spent the
summer here for the benefit of his
health, left last night for Phenix and
after a brief visit there will return
east to assume the duties of his call
/ ing again, his health having been
fully restored.
Robert Cornell and wife have just
received q letter from their son
Robert from Yokohama. 1t was writ
| ten about the first of November.
Since then the battleship Oregon, on
which he is located, has had orders to
proceed to Honolulu.
Mrs. Maude Bartlett has resigned her
position with the Prescott Electric
company. and Miss Daisy Dayton has
accepted the position vacated by Mrs.
Bartlett. The latter it is announced
will spend the winter in the east. but
the particular part of the east is not
stated.
The Prescott lodge of EIks will hold
their annual Memorial services next
Sunday in their hall. Memorial ser
vices are held by the order each year
on the first Monday in December, in
honor of departed brothers. The
address will be made by Mayor Den
mis- \. Burke.
San Francisco papers announce the
death in that city of Joseph Lipari, a
barber who resided in Prescott for
several months in 1900. He was 10
years OLE, and served in the army of
Italy under Garibaldi, and in the con-
federate army during the war of the
rebellion, under General Forest.
The Journal Miner is in receipt of
a beautiful song entitled "Old Beth
lehem," written by Mrs. Mary j. Jack
of Prescott, and published by the
Success Music company of Chicago.
\ fine portrait of the author adorns
the cover page of the piece. The song
is for sale by Wooster at 30 cents per
copy.
Moose horns measuring sixty eight
and half inches from tip to tip, and
with convex measurement of eighty