Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-10

as clerk at the MOnIaud holei.
Several women hand ironers are
wanted at the Prescott Steam Laun
dry.
Dave Conner, proprietor of the Ho-
tel Conner, at jerome, has been in
Prescott for couple of days but re
turned home this morning.
Shirley Christy, general manager
for the New York Mutual Life Insur
ance company, is paying Prescott
business visit. His home office is
Phenix.
Geo. Dickinson, who is connected
with the company's store at Octave,
returned home today after visit of
a couple of days in this city on court
business.
Professor f. Adams, president OF
the University of Arizona, has re
signed his position. 1t is thought F
S. Fitch will be selected to fill the
vacancy.
The EpisocpIa Sunday school roll of
honor for the month of May, 1903,
was as follows: Edith Garfield, Mar
ian jenkins, Louise Draper, Bessie
Gray, Grace Gray. Lily Morse, Hazel
Fenlon.
Phenix suffered the loss of about
$40 coo worth of property yesterday
from fires One of them was the NJ.
and P. warehouse and two loaded
freight cars and the other was dwell
ing house occupied by Mr.. Loclair.
Otto HeiDkle was brought in from
Poland couple of days ago on
charge of insanity and was being eX-
amined before Probate Judge Hicks
this afternoon atsthe time of going to
press.
Geo. H. Cook company are remod-
cling the interior of their jewelry
store in Prescott. by fixing up nice
office room in sort of gallery in the
rear of the store room, which will give
them more room for the display of
their immense stock of fine jewelry.
The Salt river valley will soon be
gin to send her citizens up to this
section to cool off Already there are
several people at Iron Springs
and each train brings achievements
to the colony. 1t is expected that
there viii be 400 or 500 people at that
popular resort this season.
Miss Alice Campbell. who has just
closed most successful year of school
at Congress, has returned to her home
in Prescott. Miss Campbell is one of
Yavapai county's best school teachers
and her services are always in de-
mand.
The two Cinnamon. 10 jim and
Wong Chung, who were examined yes
terday before U. S. Commissioner J.
c. Forest. we're unable to convince
His Honor that they were entitled to
stay in this glorious country and they
were ordered deported
Harry L. Heck received telegram
this afternoon from his brother
Robert ". Heck, at Los Angeles, stat
ing that he was married last evening
to a Miss Sue Smith of that city. Mr.
Heck left Prescott about week ago
but his friends had no idea that he
would do such a rash act as that.
Deputy Sheriff Thos. Thompson
came in from trip to the Cherry
Greek section this morning. While
in that country his horse stumbled
and fell throwing him into dry
bush badly scratching his face and
head One snag struck him in the ear
and he was very fortunate in not be-
ing seriously injured.
Geo. Burch. section foreman on the
Prescott division of the S. F. P. and
p is confined at the Mercy hospital
on account of an operation for a
growth under the eye He had an
operation performed for the same
thing about a year ago while in Los
Angeles, but lately the growth began
to manifest itself again and another
operation was deemed necessary to
save the sight of the eye.
The principal merchantiIe stores of
PheniX have signed an agreement to
close their stores every Friday after
noon after y during the summer
months. This is a very considerate
movement on the part of the employ
ers, as it gives the clerks a chance for
a little recreation and rest from the
long hot days work.
The grand jury finished its labors
his afternoon and was discharged
True bills were found against Chas
Brown, of Ash Fork, for stealing a
calf from the railroad stock pen
Also against Arthur Beagly, for break
ing into jewelry store in Jerome,
and when the prisoner was brought
into court he pleaded guilty. The
case of Territory VS. Jake Walker was
continued till next term. Two cases
were ignored.
Architect Willard is busy complet-
ing the plans for the new Cliff House
on which work will begin in few
days The plans were originally pre-
pared in California but were not salts
factory in all respects and MIR. Mil
lard has been altering them to suit
the wants of the builders. The work
of tearing away the old frame build
ing viii commence as soon as the new
plans have been completed, so that
work will not be delayed The new
building will be very handsome
structure and will add greatly to the
appearance of north Cortez street.
In conversation with a miner today
the journal Miner was informed that
in all probability the differences be-
tween the miners and the mine opera
tors would soon be settled along the
lines of "a compromise. There is an
effort on foot to get the operators to
pay 81 for shaft work and the miners
Will accept the balance of the opera
- tors scale of wages 1t is thought
something of this nature will be done
, and the mines which are now closed
down Will reopen at once and that
more men than ever will be put on.
1t is the sincere wish of all who desire