Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-23

Mrs. E. E. Greenwood left thi morning for visit in the east.
 MT. and Mrs. Alex Thompson hay, gone to Los Angeles for Mrs. Thomp sons health.
 Rock is now being hauled to Whip pie for the foundations of the new buildings under course of construc tion.
 1 Father Wbyte returned last night from Jerome where he has been fol several days in the interest of tht Catholic church.
 Dr. and Mrs. Barrett are the proud parents of fine baby boy who arrived at their home this week to take up hi: permanent residence.
 Mrs. U. R. Blasengame was buried this morning in the Odd Fellows cem- etery, the funeral being conducted by Rev Bennett, of the Episcopal church.
 D. 4. Donofrio, one of the leading confectioners of Phenix, is visiting for few days in Prescott on his way home from a trip to the Grand Can- yon.
 MT. and Mrs. Wells and children and Miss Viva Head left this morning for St. Louis. They will stop off for days visit to the Grand Canyon on their way.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Powers left this afternoon for Poland where MT. Pow CTS will be employed in the mines. They will make that their home for the present..
 The time of the district court has been taken up today with the case of Tceadwell ct al vs. G. o. Marrs ct al, concerning title to portions of tine Buster mine.
 Master Harold Munds. son of Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Munds, fell from his horse yesterday and was taken home in an unconscious condition but soon recovered and is getting along very nicely today.
 Among the departures on this morn- fYacse- IAhn f Torulor Con Francisco; Mrs. Liston and son Ralph, San Diego; E.C. Norris, H. E. Pearson, Edith Montgomery and Joe Robidoux and wife, Los Angeles.
 F. R. Stewart received a telegram from Mrs. Stewart last evening stat ing that she had just arrived at her home in Jackson. Ohio, and that her father was no better, and was uncon- scious. Very little hopes are enter tained that he will ever be any better
 s. P. MacKnight, a California min ing engineer, joined Wells H. Bates in Prescott last night. He leaves on tonight's train in company with $. E.. Fuller, to maKe an examination of the Bullard group of mines in the Harcurar mountains, now under bond to MT. Bates.
 Word has been received in Prescott from Mrs. Fannie Kautz that she would not return to Prescott this fall as had been her intention. She eX- peeted to leave at once for Seattle, Washington, where she has business interests and will likely remain there for the fall and winter.
 One of the largest real estate deals made in this county for a long while was consummated yesterday, when the J. D. Reed and Hosea Greenhaw ranches passed into the possession of Porter J. Mckinney. The price paid for the Greenhaw place was S20. .000, and the Reed property for sSO0O. Ga Zette.
 The celebration at Phenix yesterday by the Mexican citizens of the valley, was very grand and gorgeous affair and was attended by thousands of peo- pie. Yesterday was the biggest of the three days celebration, being the real independence day. Colonel Wilson, delegate to congress and Consul Pima addressed a large meeting in the evening.
 Master Ed Tomlinson, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Tomlinson, has gone to Tucson where he will enter the territorial university. He will take up the course in mining and engineer ing. This is one of the best lines of study any young man can take up as the field is practically limitless and nothing offers better returns to d young man for a life profession.
 W. E. Murphy, formerly chies clerk in the office of the surveyor general at PheniX, Arizona, who was suspend ed August 22, pending the investiga- tion by the civil service commission, was dismissed yesterday by order of Commissioner Richards of the general land office Murphy was charged with receiving illegal fees during the time he was chief clerk. His dismissal was the result of the investigation which has been carried on since July.
 l.. r. FOurnier, chief clerk in the furniture department of the B. B. company store, will leave in few days for Castle Creek hot springs where he expects to remain for about three weeks. MT. Fournier was with the Rough Riders in the Cuban cam paign and had terrible siege of Gu ban fever, and feels as if he had never entirely rid his system of it and will try the hot hatbs at the springs for a few weeks to see if it can't straighten him out.
 4 delegation of shot gun cranks ar rived this morning form the south to