Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-07-29
THE LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Sig Simon is in town on his period
icsl visit.
Copper is King in Yavapai county
at present.
Col. j. IF. Wilson came up from
PheniX yesterday.
DIR. o. L. Geer came up from the
south this morning.
Mr.. CoIson, of Williams. came down
from that city last evening.
A. H. Smith and Harry Lovin were
arrivals from Kingman last night.
Born, in Los Angeles, July q, to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Douglas, son.
United States Marshal McCord came
up on this mornings train from Phe-
nix.
Dan Gennug and Mrs. Violet Hall
were married yesterday by Rev. Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coles a. Bashford left
this morning for their home in Los
Angeles.
Henry Ewing, of Mohave county,
was indicted yesterday by the U. S.
grand jury.
Mrs. Howard Burmister, who has
been quite sick for few days, is con-
valescing.
A. II. Mcclure, of Concho, came in
on last nights train to serve as a trial
juror in the United States court.
The Tombstone jurors who we're ar
rested for perjury in connection with
the Alvord trial have been discharged.
Howell Jones, director of the Santa
Fe railroad, was a passenger on this
mornings north bound train en- route
to Topeka.
Earl Sanford has taken his route in
the mail carrier service again, after
having leave of absence for several
months.
Mrs. 7. H. Bate, of Phenix, mother
of Photographer Tom Bate, came up
this morning for a visit with her son
in Prescott.
The work of erecting a scaffold for
the execution of the two MeXicans
convicted of the Goddard murderers |
was commenced today.
The Journal Miners electric motors |
we're out of commission for some time
this morning on account of lightning
striking pole of the system.
Ned Creighton, editor of the Phe-
nix Gazette, honored this Office this
morning with a fraternal call. Mr..
Creighton has been spending several
days in Prescott.
The town was in darkness again last
evening. The blacklist sort of dark
ness too. The lights were turned on
tor few minutes in the evening but
we're turned off later.
Born, in Prescott, July p, to DR..
and Mrs. Harvey Blain, "a daughter.
As this is their first born the event
is of more than ordinary interest and
Importance to the young couple.
Mrs. H. W. Mexican, wife of Train
Dispatcher Mexican, left this morning
for Lead, South Dakota, in response
to a telegram announcing the serious
illness of her mother.
The United States grand jury yes
terday afternoon returned an indict-
ment against S. NJ. Cullom, form ,rly
deputy collector of internal revenue,
but at present clerk of the territorial
court.
Messrs. l.. W. Quinlan, J. W.
Weatherford, Harry Henderson, and
Robert b. Walton, a quartette of
Flagstaff citizens, arrived in Prescott
last night from the sky light city on
L. S. court business.
In the United States court today the
case against Thos. Farrell, OF King
man, charged with furnishing liquor
to Indians, has occupied the attention
of the court nearly all day, the case
being tried before jury.
DIR. W. f. Day, official weather OBJ
server, reports the rain fall yesterday 7
afternoon and last night at l. Ii inches
of which o fell after midnight. The
total rain fall for the month aggre-
gate ,. 80 inches.
Sheriff Lovin, Thomas McNeeley
and Arson Ii. Smith of Kingman, ar
rived on this mornings freight train
to attend United States court. They
report washout on the Santa Fe road
near blackberry. Three or four miles
of track were washed out
A question in arithmetic for Yava-
pal county tax payers. If a Yavapai
county man owns a mule worth
$50, and he is assessed for s25 on the
tax roll of the county, how many
mules could H. j. Allen purchase
with SD, 600? A years subscription
to the journal Miner will be given
for the first correct answer to this
problem.
III. J. Allen, financial manager of
the United Verde Copper company,
left for home this morning. He was
unusually iubilant and good natured,
probably over the present he had re-
ceived for his company from the board