Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-03
ed for some time. He left today 10.

ed for some time. He left today for
jerome.
The grand jury has been subpoenaed
to convene on Thursday, June 4, and
the trial jury will be convened next
Monday, June 5.
Frank Blandy, who has been visit
ing at Cherry Creek, for some time,
is in town. Mr.. Blandv has been en-
gagged in mining for some time III
Mexico.
-Phe Mexicans charged with the
murders at Goddard station, were ar
raigned yesterday c. n Hicks and
Leroy Anderson were appointed to de
fend them.
superintendent Of Schools ]. B.
Jolly, is conducting an examination
for teachers certificates. There are
four applicants, three ladies and one
gentleman.
There was quite a hegira this
morning on the coast excursion.
There were forty one pieces of bag
gage to load as result of the pas
senger list.
Dr. J. NJ Ford. proprietor of the
Ford hotel at Phenix, and prominent
Iy engaged in mining, passed through
Prescott on this mornings train en-
route to New York.
The Mohave Miner says that oil as
fuel has not been the success in that
county that has been given out, the
results showing as great cost as in the
use of coal.
Every thing in the drug line at our
store. Send your mail orders to us.
Prompt attention and your get what
you order. Corbin Il Bork, postottice
box 166. Prescott, Arizona. & If.
Two divorce cases were heard in the
district court today. One was entitled
Arnold vs.. Arnold and the other
Weisner VS.. Weisner. In both cases
judgment was rendered for plaintiff.
Father Quetu left this morning for
California where he will meet r. E.
Morrison and Geo. Mitchell and ac-
company them on their trip to Valdez,
Alaska. They will be away for about
one month or six weeks.
Grand Cafe serves best meals to be
had in the city at popular price Also
short orders any hour of day and
night. Tom & Jen. proprietors.
5-1s-t
Miss Elizabeth Foster. connected
with the jerome Reporter, and by the
way charming young lady. is max
ing her first visit to Prescott. She is
accompanied by Miss Catharine Di-
Gus, also of the big copper camp.
Twenty one car loads of cattle were
shipped yesterday from Del Rio to
/ Escondido, California. The shipper
was Zeph Jones, and the cattle were
purchased from various stock owners.
The shipment was in charge of j. Q.
Stephens.
A Paris newspaper publishes the
following unique advertisement
young woman, very good looking,
having had leg amputated through
an accident, wishes to marry an hon
Durable gentleman of good presence
and with good position who has met
with similar misfortune. -
j. l. Munds and family have beer
summoned to the bedside of Vim.
Munds of Jerome Mr. Munds ha:
been in poor health for some time, but
was improving it was thought Today
word was received that he was rapidly
growing worse and his son J. l.
Munds left Immediately with his fam
ily.
John E. Allen, of New York, Mrs
John E. Hoxie, John R. Hoxie, jr.,
and Mrs. H. F. Good of Chicago
composing a portion of the party whc
came here recently to examine tn.
Middleton mines, left yesterday foI
the east Other members of the party
left on Saturday going via the Crane
Canyon.
TobD Pa,.,.i, .-,,,,ori,,to-,5or+ 80 A.
Hudson mine. left this morning TO
Nevada City, Missouri, to look ate
the estate left by his father, who dice
on the desert near WinsIow abou
three years ago. Mr.. Berrie. ST. il
said to have left quite little prop
erty and the son will look after it il
the interest of the heirs. He expect
to be there for several weeks.
/ Any one who is interested in tn,
international correspondence schoo
of Scranton, Pennsylvania, and would
like an explanation as to the system
of teaching can find the agent c. "
Koppelman at the Congress Hote
between : and O'Clock each evening
until June 5. This school furnishes
fine opportunity for young men to &C
quire a good practical education il
any special line at moderate cost
dickson, OF the Depot Studio, ha
sold half interest in his gallery t
| Ed Sorrenson, of South Dakota, an,
the firm is now prepared to turn GU
the most artistic and up to date worl
in Arizona. The SWEETEST portrait
and most elegant city and countr.
views. Viewing in any part of tn
country. Try US. 5-26-
An exchange says: Every farm bo
wants to be school teacher: ever
school teacher hopes to be an editor
every editor would like to be bank
er: every bnaker would like to be
trust magnate. and every trust mag
nate hopes to own farm and bav
chickens and COWS and pigs and horse
to look after We end where we be
gin.
Nelson Carr, who at one time ha,
charge Of the Indian school in King