Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-08

| mister, IN Prescott.
Ex-Congressman Thomas j. Clunie,
of San Francisco, died of kidney
trouble in that city June 30.
Miss Helen Emmert, daughter of j..
H. Emmert, arrived here from Pasa-
dena on Tuesday evening.
Misses Maud and Mabel Norris re-
turned two or three days ago from at
tending school in Los Angeles.
A verdict was rendered yesterday in
favor of defendant in the case of
John R. Walls VS.. Hugo Maxfield.
Frank Bettman left on this MORN
ing's train after few days in Pres
colt taking orders from merchants.
H. NJ. Maxson, the deputy United
States surveyor will go to PEenix to
night and from there will return to
California.
Mrs. 7. A. johnson, of Oroville,
California, is visiting her mother
Mrs. E. 6. Pulliam and other rela-
tives in this city.
A car load of water melons, the first
of the season, arrived last night from
Phenix and are distributed around
among Prescott merchants.
Ira Pulliam has sold his automo-
bile to Rudolph Baehr. The machine
went out of commission temporarily
yesterday through an accident.
E. NJ. Sanford has been called east
by telegram ON mining business,
leaving on today's train. He expects
to be absent about two weeks.
About the most popular place in
the city these warm days is that big,
long, cool porch at the Hotel Con-
gress, and it is always we'll patronized.
One of the finest Indian blankets
ever brought to this city will be dis
posed of at the Wellington tomorrow
night.
Fred Sattes has purchased the Will
son lodging house and will conduct it
hereafter. Judge McLane will con-
tinue the management of the Grand.
William l.. Eckel. who enticed his
fifteen year old niece away from her
home in Phenix has been held to APP
pear before the grand jury of iMarico-
pa county under $500 bonds.
Grant Eads, the popular stage
driver between Dewey and Camp
Verde, paid Prescott short visit
last might returning to Dewey this
morning.
District Attorney E. S. Clark has
purchased the residence formerly
owned by Captain L. D. Phillips OH
Union street and has moved his fam
lily into it.
DIR. Thomas, a capitalist of PhenIx,
and prominent prohibitionist of the
territory, was passenger on this
mornings north bound train en- route
to Chicago.
X. ID. French, the commercial trav-
eler, is spending week or so with
his family in Prescott after a months
trip on the road. He reports having
had very successful trip.
Mrs. Reddick, mother of John Red
dick, of Camp Verde, came in from
the Verde valley yesterday evening
and left this morning for Los Angeles
where she will make her future home.
Sheriff Del Lewis left on last even
ing's train for Tombstone having in
charge a man named Valkan wanted
there on a charge of robbery. Valkan
was arrested in Prescott on written
description sent here.
The aggregate of the contract which
has been awarded at Whipple is $50,
62s. Other bids for buildings are in,
running the total up to nearly $500,
600 if contracts are awarded on the
other bids.
The remains of the late Mrs. NJ. H..
McCord, of Phenix, are being held in
Phenix until Col. McCord can arrange
his business to accompany them east.
Funeral services were held in PheniX
on Tuesday, June 80.
j. S. Smith, superintendent of the
Jerome Canyon Copper company's
mine, is in town today. He says that
the air compressor machinery for the
mine was shipped from Chicago June
%, but has not yet arrived here. He
expects it now within few days.
Wells II. Bates, in response to {
telegram left this morning for SaI
Francisco on mining business. He
will go via Los Angeles where he will
stop for brief visit with his family
He expects to be absent for about tel
days.
The arrangements for the celebra
ton on July 8, at Granite Dells are
going ahead in good shape and large
crowd will no doubt attend. One o
the principal features of the day vii
be the big game of ball between thu
Glendale and Whipple mines.
NJ. II. Thomas, in charge of tn,
shoe department of the Bashford- Bur
mister company left on this morn
ing's train for Los Angeles on bust
ness trip for the firm. He will TAX
a few days vacation before returning
after concluding his business.
VIM. McWhorter, a miner of Senate
and Miss Grace NJ. Senteney, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Senteney
of Groom creek, were married yester
day by Probate Judge c. p. Hicks
The young couple are very worthy an,
popular people. They will reside a
the Senator mine.
Bert Tilton, Jos Petit and Marti
Testori are engaged in making
Fourth of July automobile. 1t vii
take the place of Bill Dugan's caliop
of last year, but will not make nearl
as much noise. 1t will be an in
provement over the ordinary auto
now iii use.