Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-08-19

Dreyer, of Prescott, Captain Willard,
of Whipple, of the 9Th cavalry, Lieu
tenants Curry and Hunsaker of Ft.
Apache and Lieut.. Fisher of FIT.
Grant. The entire party thoroughly
enjoyed the ride, as we'll as witnessing
the afternoon skirmish firing at the
target grounds. Mr.. Hooker returned
with his guests to Prescott about half
past four in the afternoon.
Sheriff Roberts is in San Francisco
today on official business.
Deputy Sheriff George Heisler re-
turned this morning from trip to
the Castle Greek district ON civil bus
mess.
w. o. Harrell is in Prescott for the
purpose of closing up deal for his
Mount Union mining property. This
property is said to be fine looking
mine for the amount of development
that has been done. f.. Greenwood is
negotiating for the property.
The two Mexicans who we're brought
to Prescott from Seligman, on COM
mitment, about four weeks ago, ap-
piled for release Oh writ of habeas
corpus today and the writ was granted
and the prisoners released. A defect
in the commitment was the ground
on which the writ was granted.
A crazy Chinaman was arrested in
the Wellington saloon this morning.
George Clark found him in the back
room of the saloon holding a pow WOW
with an electric light and doing other
things that a well regulated and we'll
balanced son of the fiowery kingdom
hould not do, and an officer from the
sheriff's Office was called to take
charge of him. 1t is said he has been
IN the asylum on two or three pre-
vious occasions. Too much pipe
dream is thought to be the cause. He
together with the fellow captured by
Deputy Sheriff Thompson in the
Yeager canyon country yesterday, will
have their examination before Acting
Probate Judge ]. H. Robinson, next
week.
From nOnday's Daily.
Geo. B. Upton, of the Orc Grande
mine is in town.
W. F Staunton came up from Tomb
stone this morning.
DIR. o. l.. Geer, the Martinez mer-
chant, came up this morning.
E. E. Ellinwood went to Kingman
this morning on legal business.
b. W. Zachau returned this morn
ing from a short visit to Phenix,
". E. Deity and Tom Parish, two
we'll known mining men, are in town.
Superintendent J. S. Smith of the
Jerome Canyon mine is in town today.
S. ]. Wright came in last evening
from his mining property near Cherry
station.
Schuyler Edwards and wife return
ed this morning from a short visit to
Phenix.
Geo. Dietz, of the Congress Gold
company, came up from Congress this
morning,
Walter Hill will give a steropticon
exhibition in Odd Fellows hall on
Friday night.
S. E. Bretherton, general manager
of the Val Verde smelter, is in from
Val Verde.
E. r. Mcdowell and F. E. Biles
returned last evening from a visit to
Los Angeles.
ID. c. Thorne is in town from the
Sultan group of mines in the Santa
Maria country.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Linn and their
daughter returned last evening from
visit to California.
Wells II. Bates returned on Satur-
day evening from a visit with his
family in Los Angeles.
A number of the competitors in the
carbine competition left ON last
nights train for the south.
Episcopal Sunday school roll of
honor for July, 1903: Edith Garfield,
Belle Hill, Robert Geiser.
A. c. Mcqueen, who is town today
on his periodical visit, is accompanied
by his wife on his present trip.
The Good Templars will give re-
ception on Wednesday night to men,
bers of the Grand Lodge which meets
here this week.
Miss Packard, an Eastern Star lady,
who is visiting in West Prescott with
a member of that order, is threatened
with typhoid fever.
The popularity of the Eagles band
concerts continue, the attendance at
last nights concert being estimated
at about 1000.
Jim Williams, a tin horn sport of
Douglas, is in Jail at Tombstone
charged with attempting to kill his
mistress at Pearce.
The coIored soldiers from the ninth
and tenth cavalry, left for their re-
psective posts this morning after max
ing fine record in the competitive
shoot.
Governor Brodie has appointed
Wales Arnold, James Page and Geo.
w. Hance, as delegates from this
county, to the Eleventh Annual Irri-
cation congress which meets in Ogden,
Utah, September l5-17.
Andrew Garrett, a nineteen year
old boy, was accidentally shot and
killed near Tombstone by his compan-
ion, Willie Blackburn, while the |
couple were hunting rabbits.
Mrs. Maud Bartlett returned this |
morning from Tombstone, where she
was called a few days ago by the ser
ious illness of her sister. Her sister |
was greatly improved when she left.
The saloon on Groom creek known