Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-10

be genuine revelation to you. These
teachers will give their pupils a pic
ME TO Granite Dells Thursday, leav
ing on the 30 train and returning at
, 30 in the evening.
Editor Mcdonald, of the Herald
and L. f. Dillingham;. the assistant
foreman of that paper. left for Chica
90 this morning Mir. Dillingham;
will spend a few weeks visiting at his
old home in Gibson. Illinois. while
Nr. Mcdonald will sell some mining
stock to Che people of that state He
is promoting the Buckhorn property
which Is considered by everyone who
has seen it. to he one of the biggest
prospects in this section of country.
lie took some fine samples OF. the ore
from the property with him.
about "a dozen OF the members Of
the Bit and Bride club rode out to
Lynx Creek. on horseback. Saturday
night aud climbed up to high point
on one OF the mountains aud there
udrtook OF a lunch which they had
taken with them. The lunch consist
Cd OF weinerwurst. sauer kraut. linn
burger cheese. cold tongue. hard tack,
and ice cream. There may have been
other things ON the menu but the re-
porter could not detect it on their
breath 4 camp fire was built and
wee bit of coffee made to wash down
the lunch. After supper the party
spent an hour telling ghost stories 10y
the pale light of the moon. "A great
time was the way they described the
trip.
Engineer Chas. Chambers and Fire
man Thos. Ship, of the train crew in
charge of the wrecked freight train,
came up from Phenix yesterday and
Mr.. Ship went on to his home in Ash
Fork this morning. Mr. Cham bers'
arm aud shoulder are very sore yet
and it viii be several days before he
will be able to handle the lever again.
Fireman Ship has not entirely re
gained his hearing but thinks it will
be only few days before he Will be
all @. K. once more. Mr.. Ship had
just jumped from the engine when
the car blew up and he says he never
heard the sound but saw the flash and
was thrown distance of about four
car lengths and was nearly suffocated
by the smoke and dust which the ex
plosion caused.
Mrs. W. II. Lloyd entertained the
teachers of the public schools at her
home Saturday afternoon. One of the
events Of the afternoon was a button
hole contest which caused no end of
fun and developed the fact that there
Is quite a bit of latent sewing talent
hid away by some of the teachers
They were each given piece Of cloth
in which button hole had been cut.
and then they were supplied with
needle and thread and a prize was
offered for the best finished button
hole. There were more punctured
fingers in that neighborhood for the
next half hour than there ever were
before and probably ever Will be
again. but they worked away amid
the occasional cutlery of a wounded
victim, and when the smoke of battle
cleared away and the work was com
pared Miss Helen Strange was declared
the first winner by length while
Miss Brakeman was second. The first
prize was d pair of handsome button
hole scissors.
rIon1 Tuesdays Daily.
Father White went to Jerome this
morning.
Don't forget the firemen's ball on
the night OF July 3.
Hon. \. J. Doran went to Kingman
this morning on mining business.
Bert Brown has returned from at
tending the territorial university at
Tucson.
J. r. Beatson was passenger OH
this mornings train for Oakland.
California. for a visit with his mother.
Harvey Lee. business manager of
the Phenix Republican. was a pas
zeueer for Los Angeles this morning.
Prof. Henri Deschamps and wife left
his morning for Williams. Flagstaff
Winslow and other towrs of the
northern part OF the territory.
The jury in the Harrara murder case
was still out at the time of going TO
press this afternoon. having been out
since o'clock yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Viekers and wife came up from
the south this morning. Mrs. Vickers
stopping off for 4 visit in Prescott
while the doctor continued his jour
ney on to California.
The invitations are out for the we'd
ding of DR.. VIM. Smith and Miss
GIable Wilson. one OF Los Angeles
fair maidens The happy event will
take place at Los Angeles June 10.
james Bark, a prominent rancher
Of the Salt river valley. and his wife.
We're passengers on the north bound
train today for California points,
where they viii spend several weeks.
The entire time OF the district court
was taken up today in the trial Of
the ease of d. f. Mitchell vs.. Justin
T. Kinds. The prospects are that the
case viii last another day or two.
Prescott people VIII enjoy rare
musical treat next Thursday. that
being the date on which the Cor
onado Tent City band VIII visit this
city. = concert viii be given in the
plaza in the afternoon aud evening
and lecture viii be given in the
evening which viii be illustrated by
d number Of fine views thrown on ca1-
vas.
There viii be a meeting OF the city
council tomorrow afternoon at ,
O'Clock The fire delegates waited
upon the council at the last meeting
a few days ago and informed the coun-
ell that the fire companies We're very
much in need of several things for the
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