Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-10
THE LOCAL NEWS.
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From Saturdays Daily

Mrs J. H. Collins has returned
from Fresno, California.
Harrington Blauvelt left this morn
ing for the Cash mine.
Thos. Halpin and C. West joined the
California excursionists this morning
for California points
W. II. Bates left for Los Angeles
this morning where he viii join his
family for few days visit.
L. F. Hemenway, treasurer of the
Copper Cobre Mining company. left
on last evenings south bound train.
Thos. Roach, the we'll known mining
man is in town from the Bradshaw
country where he has extensive inter
ests.
W. \. Keller, a resident of Johns
town, y Y, was an arrival in Pres
colt last evening and is a guest at the
Burke.
Mrs. E B. Modem and her little
daughter left today for California
where they will spend several weeks
visiting.
H K Mcdonald has gone to Yuma
county to investigate some prominent
mining properties. He expects to re
main there for a week or ten days.
DR.. J. S. Ketcherside, of Yuma.
formerly of Camp Verde, and Miss
Frances Hance, of Camp Verde. were
married at Phenix Tuesday evening
". \. Keller of jamestown, y. Y.
arrived in Prescott last evening. He
viii visit the properties of the Orien-
tai Mining company in the Big Bug
district
Miss Hurdle was a passenger this
morning for Oakland. Calf. She viii
spend several weeks there and at
Berkeley. 1t is limited that her name
may not be Hurdle when she returns
to Prescott.
At the commencement exercises OF
the university held Thursday after
noon at the Tucson opera house the
degree of doctor of laws was confer
red upon Colonel William Herring.
ex-chancelIor of the institution
Upon a numerously signed petition
and the recommendation of Supt. J.
B. jolly. the board of supervisors
have established another school dis
trict to be known as District No. 10.
1t is located about three or four miles
north of jerome Junction.
The Yaqui war correspondent has
probably got a steady job, or has run
out of dope and booze. The country
can get along without his services.
Northern Mexico and Southern Ari-
iona have suffered considerably from
this class of faker.-Nogales Times.
l. ". Felt. the well known mining
man, left today for Denver. from
which place he viii go to Wyoming to
examine property for the Arena
Copper Mining and Milling company.
He has been offered very fine posi-
ton with the company and may de
eide to remain with the company.
Mrs J. F. Hesse and her sister.
Miss Stella RodoIf, left this morning
for Canyon Diablo, where they viii
join Mr.. Hesse who Is doing some
surveying in that section for the gov
eminent They viii 20 from there to
the Grand Canyon where they viii
spend several days before returning to
Prescott.
Superintendent Ben Blanchard. of
the Iron King mine, went up to Ash
Fork yesterday and met his wife and
two children who arrived from tbeir
home in Kansas City for a visit OF sew
eraI weeks at the mine with Mr.
Blanchard. They arrived IN Prescott
last night and went out to the mine
this morning.
l.. " Felt has resigned his posi-
tion As superintendentgof the Model
Mining eompany's properties ami
Chas- g. Schneider. Of Kirkland. has
been appointed general manager of the
cOmpany's affairs at the Model mine
and also at McCabe. and viii have hi
headquarters at McCabe for the pres
ent.
The moving picture entertainment
given at l. o. o. F. hall last evening
by Mr.. Hagy was quite we'll attended
and was certainly a very excellent
show. There we're many new aud
novel pictures that have never been
shown here before and the audience
was entertained in most satisfactory
manner from the time the first picture
was turned on until the close Of the
entertainment
! well known miner was robbed in
this city last night. He had
been gambling during the even
ing and when he cashed III a lit
tie after midnight and started for
the hotel he was followed by two ne
grOes and just as he entered the hall
Of the hotel ne was grabbed aud over
powered before he could recover him
self. The robbers very quickly re-
lieved him of his roll which amount
ed to something over 500 and made
their secape before he could get as
sistance- The police have been unable
50 far to locate the daring thieves
Ed Block came in last evening from
visit to the Merchants Mining com
pany properties and reports that they
are shipping ore steadily and every
thing looked fine. Mr.. Block says
the eight hour law has not caused
them the least trouble as they always
have and always will pay the TOP
notch wages and never asked their
men TO work over eight hours under
ground. They employ the best men
that can be had, pay the best wages
going and consequently get the best
work from their men and all are sat
isfied.
Otto Henkle. the German who was
tried yesterday afternoon before Pro
bate Judge Hicks on a charge Of in
sanity was committed to the asylum
at Phenix and was taken to THAT iusti-