Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-07-29

The share that would have gone to
the dead son is given to his children.
j. B. Tomlinson returned last night
from two weeks business trip east.
n. c. Shekels and sen Harry Shek
els, rrived in Prescott last night from
Los Angeles.
l.. Barr, the PheniX insurance
agent. left this morning for a business
visit to Flagstaff.
Deputy Sheriff Neviu, of Jerome,
brought an insane Mexican woman
over from the copper camp last even
ng.
Ira Pulliam, who has been in the
hospital for some time on account of
an operation, is reported to be i'm
proving.
Tx Editor Geo. U. Young, of Will
liams, is the proud papa of a
bouncing boy which his wife present
ed him on July %.
RIM. Dougherty is town today from
the Crowned King section. He says
that section is particularly prosperous
and active at present.
Dr. Geo. B. Pratt, the well known
Phenix optician, preached at the
Methodist church yesterday, deliver
ing very sensible and practical dis
course.
William Wall pleaded guilty this
morning in the United States court to
a charge of trespassing on forest re-
serve, by pasturing his sheep on it
and was fined s70.
L. A. Vestal, who has been assisting
City Ticket Agent Kramer, in the
Postal Telegraph Office, in this city,
has been transferred to a position in
the office at Phenix.
Rev. E. A. Blackmer and wife will
leave for Los Angeles Wednesday
morning. Rev. Blackmer expects to
take up the work of the ministry in
the southern part of that state.
C. W. Carter was in town today
from kirkland and says that vegeta-
ton there is fine since the recent
rains. The rainfall at Yarnell for the
month, he says, amounts to 80
inches.
Judge ]. j. Hawkins, the newly
elected president of the northern Ari-
IONA bar association gave a very elab-
crate banquet on Saturday night to
the members of the association and
visiting attorneys.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lyle, of Selig
man, are rejoicing over the recent ar
rival of a fine son to bless their home.
The happy event took place at the
home of Mrs. Lyle's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simmons, near this city.
The report that S. NJ. Cullom had
resigned as clerk of the supreme
court was without foundation. Mr..
Cullom says be has no intention of
resigning as he says he can easily
clear himself of the charges.
Father Alfred Quetu has returned
from two months vacation during
which he visited Alaska with Geo.
Mitchell, r. E. Morrison and Others.
On his return trip he visited Victoria.
San Francisco and Los Angeles. He
enjoyed every minute of his outing.
The only business transacted in the
United States court today was the SEN
tence imposed upon man by the
name of Jenne, who had been found
guilty of selling liquor to Indians.
He was sentenced to pay a fine of 500
aud serve five mouths in the county
Jail.
Del HaIlford, an attache of the
Hotel Burke, fell from step ladder
Saturday while fixing an electric light
and was quite painfully hurt. Besides
receiving an ugly cash in the head
from the fall he sustained fracture
of the bones of the arm. He was
taken to the Mercy hospital yesterday
and is doing nicely.
II. H. Barnes informs the Journal
Miner that he will be ready to insti-
! tute the new lodge of Knights of
Honor Wednesday night at s O'Clock,
/ in the Odd Fellows hall. The lodge
will start off with something over
thirty members with good prospects of
becoming one of the leading lodges
in the city.
E. G. Chase and brother A. b.
Chase, arrived in Prescott Sunday
from trip through the Tonic Basin
country where they have been sight
seeing with a small party. A. b. Chase
left this morning for Santa Barbara,
California, and II. f.. lett for New
York.
The Williams News gives an account
of the killing of Rita Greago by her
husband, Paeblo Greago, at that place
a few days ago. The cause for the deed
is reported to have been jealousy,
caused by the fact that his wife was
paying too much attention to another
man.
According to the Phenix Gazette a
NOM ,a,ord hoS baan mada in steer tie
ing. Oscar Roberts is reported to
have tied his steer in 30 ID seconds, at
an exhibition at Mesa last Friday.
This lowers all previous known
records. the record heretofore being
81 3-s seconds, made 10y James Gibson,
of Globe. last year.
Those who attended the promenade
concert and hop given by the Pres
colt Orchestra some time ago will be
glad to read the announcement of the
orchestra that they will give second
; entertainment of the same kind at
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening,
August Z. Their first entertainment
was so largely attended and so well
received that they have decided to
give another with entirely new music.
J. c. Rankin informs the journal
Miner that he did not accompany the
party of Chicago capitalists to Arizona
who came to look over the property
of tba Oro Mining comnanv He came