Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17


the feeling was quite strong ON the /
part of good many of the miners to /
quit work, but the more conservative I
of the men held the others down until |
they could hear from headquarters at /
Denver. which order was expected /
yesterday or today On the first of
June the men in the blacksmith de
partment were raised from S. 10 per
day to 81, and last Thursday notice
was posted that the wages would again I
be lowered to So per day, aud the
men all walked out on Friday morn
ing.
The manor house of the old and dis
tinguished family of Van Cortlandt
situated in one of the suburbs of New
York City, and now owned 10y the So
ciety of Colonial Danes Of New
York, is an excellent example of the
Dutch Colonial style of architecture
It was constructed over a century and
half ago and has sheltered many
men of national prominence in the
early days of the republic IN the
July Delineator Miss Alice NJ Kel
logg describes the old structure. and
fine illustrations of both interior and
exterior add to the suggestiveness of
the article.
Simon AIderete, under sentence OF
death, 20 be hanged next Friday. viii
save his neck from the rope Acting
Governor Stoddard has committed his
sentence to life Imprisonment The
sheriff, anticipating such action. has
made no special preparation for the
execution. The crime for which Al
derete was convicted was the killing
of J. r. Ward, tramp sign painter
The two men had been drinking dur
ing the day and previous to the kill
lug had quarreled Alderete's trial
took place in June. 1902. when he was
convicted. His case was appealed to
the supreme court and the decision
was affirmed. and Alderete was re-
sentenced, the date of his execution
being fixed for June 49,
Some time ago it was discovered
that salt solution would renew the
heart pulsations of human being
after death has apparently interviewed
This discovery was heralded as i'm
portant by the medical profession.
and no doubt it had some foundation
in fact But if we are to believe the
medical experts salt has other proper
ties which make it invaluable to hu
manity. Dr. Samuel \. Matthew. Of
the University of Chicago. has been
experimenting for some months past
and has finally determined that lock
jaw, Iocomotor ataxia aud morphine
poisonings may be efectually cured
with salt solution. He has sum
cient testimony to substantiate his ex-
periments. and apparently his discov-
cry is destined to benefit humanity
immensely.
From Tuesdays Daily.
DR.. Geer Is up from MARTINEZ today.
Sterling Mott is in town from Nc
Cabe.
Louis Wolhey has returned from a
short visit at Phenix.
c. P. Collins. J. r. Leonard and E.
X. Hum left yesterday for the east.
J. \. Patton. OF the Jerome Canyon
Copper company, left today for Los
Angeles.
j. Brooks has resigned as super
intendent of the Bannie mine TO take
effect July l.
W. ". Elliott, the well known mill
man. left for Los Angeles this morn
ing on short business trip.
The cooks and walters at the Mon
tana hotel, jerome, the company's
hotel went on strike yesterday
Shea Hinegan was yesterday adjudg-
ed insane and committed to the asy-
luz, where he was taken last evening.
The Grove Sharpe mine sailing case
is still being tried in the district
court today. having uow occupied two
days.
DR.. Moore. d young colored phys
ician, of PheniN, who has been in
Prescott for several days, left this
,,orniuor for, California
Mrs. Culpin and two daughters were
passengers for San Diego, California.
this morning. They expect to spend
the summer at that popular sea side
resort.
\. Bodelson, superintendent of the
Last Chance mine. left today for Chi
cago to attend a business meeting Of
the stockholders and directors of the
company.
Mrs. Emma McGin came up from
PhenIx this morning. She has been
very sick for some time and hopes TO
receive much benefit from the cool
mountain air of Prescott
Wells II. Bates left for Los Angeles
this morning. He was accompanied
by G. G. johnson, an insurance man
of that city. who had been visiting
this section ON business.
All interested in education should
see the exercises to be given 10y the
pupils of ST. Joseph's Academy in the
lecture room of the Catholic church
Wednesday evening at 3 O'Clock. Pub
lie cordially invited
&. A. Bray left this morning for "a
few weeks outing at San Diego Mr..
Bray has been having very severe
spell of sickness f6r the past three
weeks and hopes to regain his health
10y a short rest and sojoun at the sea
side.
\ game Of base ball has been ar
ranged for between the \. J. Head
nine and nine composed of en-
ployees of the railroad company. The
game will be played at the ball
grounds near the electric light works,
next Sunday afternoon
Two men robbed the Cattle Ez-
/ cbauga soToou at DouUIae .aa.4,tI, ~