Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-12

THE LOCAL NEWS.
S ......CITY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

| Sheriff Roberts left for Phenix las
evening with three insane patients.
| "CanUtelli'' looks enough lik
Italian to be mistaken for the genuin
article.
1 Forest Supervisor +. r. Stewar
went to Crowned King today on off
| cial business.
General Manager La Montaigne, o.
5 the Sultan mine, came up from tn,
south this morning.
That "hurled'' description of the
new pope was another case of didn't.
know it was-loaded.
Mrs. S. c. Miller and her son Sam
Miller, jr., are reported sick at their
home in Miller valley.
Can u tell? If you can't ask
Windy Bob. Hecantelli now.
On his second visit to Prescott,
which will occur next week, General
Baldwin will be accompanied by his
wife.
Clayton Lewis, mechanical engi-
neer, who has been in Prescott for a
few weeks left this morning, for his
home in Los Angeles.
The man who was arrested, charged
with the theft of $50 from the stone
house saloon, OH the Groom Greek
road had his examination yesterday
and was discharged.
E. j. HoenshelI, of Topeka, Kansas,
passed through Prescott on this morn
ing's train, en- route home from Phe-
nix Ziba o. Brown went to school
to him over sixteen years ago and
went to the train to meet him this
morning.
Yesterday was insane patients day in
the probate court. There were three
applicants for the insane asylum,
all of whom received cards of admis-
sion. Their names were Henry
Pcfford, Rafufia Dorani and Mary
Ranchetti.
Tuesday seemed to be sort of off
| day with the "hurled" news guesser.
He elected a mythical person as pope
and announced the marriage of
young couple of Prescott, which did
not tolxa ,,Ioaa o,J 1roe ,,orar a,rfo,,,
plated to take place last evening.
A very interesting program issprom-
Used by the management of the Free
Reading Room. There will be a
steropticon lecture by Mr.. Walter
Hill, entitled Scenes and Events
from the Revolutionary and Civil
Wars, - and this will be supplemented
by other musical and literary talent !
Time, August n, at Odd Fellows hall. |
Admission 80 cents.
E. L. Short, who was recently
transferred from the city ticket office |
of the S. +. p. and P. railroad to the |
ticket agents office at the depot, has
gone back into the former place to as
sist J. W. Kraemer, city ticket agent,
who has more business than one man
can possibly attend to. Mr.. Kraemer
has become very popular with the pat
rons of the Postal Telegraph company
and the S. f. P. and P. railroad, and
has built up a splendid business for
the office.
Percival Lowell, of the Lowell OBJ
left Sunday for his Boston
home. He will probably return here
some time next year. Mr.. Lowell,
during his stay at the observatory
made a special study of the planet
Mars, and his observations will be
made to the scientific world as soon
as the data obtained can be made
available. Sun.
Notwithstanding the dull times in
this section at present, the sheriff's
office in this county collected and
turned over to the county treasurer
the sum of S3iO9 for the month of
July, being one of the largest, if
not the largest, amount that has been
turned in for any one month during
the past two wears. Sheriff Roberts
and his able corps of deputies have
kept their eyes wide open for all Ii II
censes due the county.
Charles Clarence Keller and Miss
Rolla E. Wilson were married at the
Prescott House on Tuesday, August
+, by Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons in the pres
ence of a few invited guests. The
groom is the we'll known freighter and
stage man of this section while the
bride is a most charming young lady.
who has been engaged in teaching
school in this section Among the
guests present at the ceremony was NJ.
r. Spray, an uncle of the bride who
arrived on last nights train from In
to be present at the mar
riage of his niece.
Deputy Great ncanhOney F. NJ.
Clute. who had notified the officials
of Zuni tribe No. 6, that he would
pay their tribe an official visitation
last night, did not arrive in the city
and the members of the tribe of Red
Men and Degree of Pocahontas, who
had prepared a nice reception for him
were compelled to eat their own ice
cream and cake and have a friendly
visit on their own hook. There were
quite a number of the two lodges pres
ent and they we're greatly disappoint-