Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-15

Mrs. j. II. Darrah arrived in Pres
colt few days since to join her hus-
band.
Symptoms of rain seem to be in
creasing each day but it has failed to
rain so far.
Senator W. A. Clark sailed from
New York July 8 for Europe to be alb
sent two months.
NJ. G. Conboy, representing a
wholesale drug house, left this morn
ing for Needles.
District Attorney E. S. Clark left
this morning for brief business trip
to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Thos Smith and little daughter
will leave tomorrow for the coast to
spend a couple of months.
Mrs. H. d. Forest, who has been in
Prescott for the past two weeks, left
for her home at Poland this after
noon.
Governor A. o. Brodie returned to
Phenix last evening. He came to
Prescott to have a conference with his
attorney general.
Bert Tilton reports an active de-
mand this summer for bicycles. He
has just rerceived shipment of a
dozen new wheels.
b. II. Weaver purchased fine span
of horses today for his express and
transfer business. The animals weigh
ed 1880 pounds each.
Mrs. j A. King has been quite
sick, threatened with typhoid fever,
since her return from California but
is improving now.
Mrs. Hubbell, wife of Sheriff Tom
Hubbell, of Albuquerque died on
Tuesday of spinal meningitis after
very brief illness.
Burglars entered E. A. Kastner L.
Co. IS store last night. Entrance was
effected through the room from the
rear of the store.
The net proceeds of the Fourth of
July ball was $40, which has been di-
vided up between the four fire COM
panies. This is record breaker for
/ a hall in Prescott.
F. o. Twitty, of Tucson, arrived in
Prescott yesterday and after days
visit with his sister, Mrs. Poole, left
this morning for Williams to visit his
parents.
Deputy Sheriff Nevin brought in
another Mexican charged with horse
stealing yesterday. He was arrested
at Yaeger Cnayon and the horse was
stolen from Jerome.
A telephone message was received
last night stating that Jacob Merchant
resident of Wagner, 50 years old,
had committed suicide by blowing
himself up with giant powder.
Edward Grunsfeld, general agent for
New Mexico and Arizona of the
Equitable Life Assurance company,
left on last nights train for Phenix
after few days visit in Prescott on
insurance business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Cruice went up
to Ash Fork on today's train to meet
the latter's mother and sister, Mrs.
]. r. Holloway and Mrs. T. NJ. Rich
ardson, of Oklahoma City, who will
spend several weeks visiting in Pres
colt
Mrs. n. o. Murphy arrived in Pres
colt few days since and will spend
the summer here. She has about re-
covered from the injuries received in
train wreck, month ago at Dodge
City, Kansas. She has apartments at
Mrs. j. L. Fishers.
The remains of the late Louis Wag-
ner, who was killed in mine acct
dent recently, we're shipped to San
Francisco today by P. Mohn & Co.
r. c. Ackley, friend of the family,
came to Prescott and accompanied the
remains to the above city.
During the recent strike at Morenei
the presence of the Arizona militia
at that place affected the young men
of the camp with the military fever
and they have organized a cavalry
company at that place. They will be
mustered into service next week.
The Journal Miner job Office has
been turning out scads of fine work,
but there is always room for more, so
if you have some job work which you
want done in the latest and most ap- |
proved styles and at living rates, |
bring it to the Journal-Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hewitt left on
this mornings train after few days |
visit in Prescott with the latter's |
brother and his wife Mr.. and Mrs. |
Poole. Mr. Hewitt is connected with |
the advertising department of the Big
Four system, and resides in Cincin-
natl.
A. j. Head has commenced the pre-
liminary work towards the removal of
his frame building adjoining the post
office. The building will be moved
to lot on north Montezuma street.
One of the unfortunate features con-
nected with this removal is the nee
essary destruction of four fine shade
trees in front of the residence.
The remains of James McElhauey
was found on the desert northwest of
Peoria on Wednesday. McElhaney
left the Relief mine last March and
had never been heard of afterwards
until his dessicated remains were
found as stated above. He was about
81 years old, miner by occupation.
and had no known relatives i'm Ari-
IONA.
\ horse belonging to Robert Brow,
while being driven i'll buggy with
another horse last evening kicked
himself loose from his environments
and ran to northeast Prescott, thence
south on Mt. Vernon street over the
hill and around in front of Il. +.
residence, where he was
lassoed by the Journal-Miner carrier
and returned to Mr.. Brow. In his