Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

MT. and Mrs. R. B. Burmister re- turned this morning from trip to Tempe.
 J. C. Herndon returned Saturday night from a professional visit to Los Angeles.
 R. R. Coleman has returned from his trip to the southern part of the territory.
 Deputy United States Marshal Ut ting came up on this mornings train from the south.
 Parties who came up on this morn ing's train report fine rain storm ill Phenix yesterday.
 Secretary Stoddard passed through Prescott this morning en route to Washington on a business trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Brisley gave tally ho party to number of children on Saturday. They had a merry time.
 Judge John J. Hawkins returned last night from his visit to Los An geles, accompanying his daugher, to school.
 Bishop Kendricl, paid a high tribute to the late Prof. J. F. Blandy at the morning service in the Episcopal church on Sunday.
 Samuel Hubbard, jr., who is operat ing some mining property in the Wiekenburg district came up from the south this morning.
 The Whipple base ball team return ed yesterday from its visit to Flag staff They lost out in both games the score Saturday being to 1. Geo. ". Sines has purchased the lot just south of Fred Sattes residence, on Pleasant street, and has commenced the erection of a house on it. Charley Smith, one of the Journal Miner carriers, was called to Phenix on Saturday night by telephone by his father, W. il. Smith, who is visiting there.
 Mrs. Barnett, mother of Mrs. H. P. Anewalt, will arrive in Prescott to- night for visit with her daughter. MT. Anewalt went up to Ash Fork to meet her.
 Herman Cramer, chief clerk in the office of Maj. Walcutt, has been sick for several days but is able to be out of his room today and will soon be on duty again.
 The teachers of the Prescott public school were out for a horse back ride on Saturday afternoon riding over the town and taking in part of the sur rounding country, for the benefit of the new teachers.
 F.. E. Greenwood left yesterday morning for Springer, New Mexico, for visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Greenwood has been spending se, ,,.sl weeks there and after a short Vi :. they will return home together.
 Fred Williams, the soldier recently mentioned as having been convicted of petty larceny does not belong at Whipple but is a sort of an estray here. He belongs to troop of cav airy and is away from his troop on frrlough.
 Rev F. Bennett had baptismal ser vices on Saturday afternoon in the Episcopal church at which the follow ing were baptized: Mrs E. w. Rich lrdson, Mrs. c. w Sarano, Mrs Stella Walker and the infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Detwiler.
 The Mccoy company bowling alley had very successful opening on Sat urday night there being a large at tendance of players and spectators. The alleys were kept busy during the evening. They are pronounced very perfect alleys.
 4 fight is reported to have occurred at Jerome on Saturday night in which one of the combatants used hammer, on his opponent, inificting what was thought to be fatal injuries. The names of the combatants, and the | cause of trouble were not learned.
 Several drummers have been in town | during the past few days, and from the wild goose, sea gull and duck | stories which were in circulation on Sunday morning it is inferred that some new brand of the Kentucky pro- duct was introduced on Saturday night.
 Just prior to the rain storm on Sun day morning large flock of wild geese and another of ducks passed over Prescott, flying quite low. Attracted probably by the electric light, num- Der are reported to have lighted in the streets, and to have struck the telephone wires.
 Prescott was.visited by fine rain shower on Sunday morning, lasting from about one o'clock till daylight, and by another one on Monday morn ing lasting for about two hours. Each was accompanied by thunder and lightning. Such storms, this time of year are very unusual in this section.
 Gerald Shelby returned Saturday night from a visit Tn the east. He spent a short time in Chicago, St. Louis and other cities, and reports having had fine trip. He combined business with pleasure and purchased a lot of new stock for the gents fur nishing store of Biles X Shelby.
 J. W. Kraemer, city ticket agent for the s. F. P. & P. in Prescott, who has been spending few days in Los Angeles, stopped off in Prescott over Sunday on his way for visit with relatives ;n Chicago. He will be ab- sent about three weeks before return ing to his desk in the company's office
 Dr. $. NJ. Wright, who has been en- gagged in mining near Kirkland for the :. past year and half or two years, left on Sunday morning for his home at Peru, Indiana. Dr. Wright is very estimable gentlemen and during his I