Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-05-13

reused the Ire OF grlndO on Jnl
side of the line, and was soon see
making rapid strides toward his ma
tive country with the yankees boo
e vibrating uncomfortably near behind
On reaching the Mexican side he re
: sumed his vociferation, when he wa
, taken in hand by a noble guardian o
the law, and placed behind the bars
This demonstrates that a noisy mOutl
is bad thing at home or abroad
Oasis.
From Fridays Daily.
Joseph Monihan, the Phenix cattle
buyer, is in Prescott.
John Bianconi is in town from Will
hanson valley today.
Delegate Wilson celebrated his fifty
seventh birthday yesterday.
r. r. Coleman came up on this
mornings train from the south.
The city's receipts for water during
the month of April was over 1890.
Niles Cameron, of Grand Canyon,
is in town today on court business.
E. NJ. Doe, district attorney of Co
conino county, is in town on court
business.
1 T.1t- h.1ll hn xKJifn
to the Goddard murder came up from
Phenix yesterday.
The contractor for Hills warehouse
in West Prescott is engaged in put
! ting on the roof.
DR.. o. L. Geer, of Martinez, was
an incoming passenger on this morn
ing's train from the south.
W. c. Bashford returned yesterday
from a trip of several weeks into the
southern part of the county.
Mrs. r. B. Burmister came up from
Phenix this morning, where she has
been visiting for some time.
Miss Janet Scott, of Phenix, arrived
on this mornings train for a short
visit with her brother in Prescott.
r. H. Millward. the mining direct
ory man, returned today from'a visit
to Jerome on directory business.
District Attorney E. S. Clark is in
Kanab, Utah, trying a very important
case before the district court there.
The new room to be used as a mems
waiting room at the depot has been
completed. and is now in commission.
Ex-Governor n. o. Murphy came in
on this mornings train for business
conference with his brother, F. NJ.
Murphy.
Mrs Benjamin Robinson came up
this morning from her home in Kirk
land, for a visit to her sons in Pres
colt.
Judge W. G. Blakely, of Kinkman,
left for his home this morning, after
few days spent in Prescott, on legal
business.
DR.. Lentz, who came in with yester
days party from the Grand Canyon,
has decided to remain in Prescott for
a few days.
R. d. French left this morning for
a trip along the line of the Santa Fe
road. He expects to be absent for a
couple of weeks.
Governor 4. o. Brodie went south
on last evenings train on his return
trip from escorting President Roose-
welt through the territory.
Ralph Cameron came in on last |
evenings train to be present today at |
the hearing of another injunction case
in the Bright Angel trail litigation.
j. H. Clinkscales, special insurance |
adjuster, who was a resident of Pres
colt for year as a member of the |
firm of Martindell Il Horne is in town |
on a business visit.
The United States Geological Sur
vey continues to turn out topographic |
maps of different parts of the country |
which are the admiration and wonder
of the world.
W. J. Wilsey, the hustling mining
man and Eagle left this morning for
a brief business trip to Ash Fork and
Flagstaff and other points along the
line of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad.
Messrs. Kinney Il Zinnecker, two
BARRIERS of Denver, have
purchased the Hotel Burke barber
shop and invite the public to give
them a share of patronage. They
guarantee good service.
Louis NJ. Swikerath, of the German
Optical Institute, of Phenix, left to-
day for jerome, where he will remain
until Sunday morning. He will re-
turn to Prescott week from Satur
day to deliver orders he has taken in
Prescott.
A girl in town was caught kissing
her sweetheart few days ago. Her
mother took her to task for such &C
tions, but the girl silenced her by
this quotation: Whatsoever ye
would that men should do unto you,
do We even so unto them.
j. H. Melhinch, connected with
Cooks jewerly store, has returned to
Prescott again and resumed his old
position in the above place. He has
been working for the company in Phe-
nix for several months coming up
from there yesterday.
Senator W. A. Clark passed through
Ash Fork a few nights since en- route
to California. He had planned visit
to Jerome, but was so pressed for
time that he had to abandon the trip, |
and H. ]. Allen went to Flagstaff to
meet him and went west as far as
Needles with him.
Judge f. f. Sloan has been hearing |
the application for an injunction to-
day. The applicant for the injunc-
ton is Martin Buggelin, the Grand |
Canyon hotel keeper, and the party |
against whom it is applied for is Niles
Cameron, the owner of the Bright An
gel trail leading down into the Can