Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-24

| Made's ranch, met with painful and
dangerous accident on Wednesday
afternoon. His tent caught on fire
and be rushed in tc try and save. some
of his goods, and while moving a box
of dynamite caps they exploded and
cut his breast up in pretty bad shape.
1t happened that "Bill" Glore came
along with a wagon very shortly after
the explosion and brought the wound
ed man to town. He was taken to
CowelI's lodging house and DR.. Jones
was summoned. The doctor pro
bounced the injuries not necessarily
fatal. "Jack'' is we'll known around
here and large number of friends re
gret very much to hear of his acct
dent. The loss from the fire was sew
eral hundred dollars. -Wickenburg
News Herald.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Kirkland will have a celebration on
the Fourth of July.
John Armstrong is registered at Ho-
tel Burke from Madison, Wis.
n. NJ. Mcdonald has returned from
an outing spent in Los Angeles.
Mrs. E. F. Shortridge is a recent ar
rival in Prescott from Kansas City.
James Blanchard, brother of Ben
Blanchard, is in town from Iron King
Richard Lamson is confined to his
room with a severe attack of the
grippe.
r. d. French has returned from
making his regular trip through the
territory.
Miss Lila Hawkins returned last
evening from attending school in Los
Angeles.
Alex II. Lyons, the jerome mer-
chant, came over to the county seat
last evening.
John W. Heidi, representing the
Pacific Metal Works of San Francisco
is in town.
Attorney Bennett, of the law firm
of Baker u Bennett. camp up from the
south this morning.
The board of supervisors will meet as
board of equalization a week from
tomorrow, Wednesday, July l.
Dennis Welsh, a resident of Colum-
bia, Arizona, was today appointed a
denpty sheriff by Sheriff Roberts.
Thos Taylor, foreman of the smell
ter at Jerome, is circulating among
his numerous friends in Prescott to-
day.
J. H. Frank, the well known
school teacher of the Verde valley,
is in town for few days on a bust
ness trip.
James Blanchard, brother of Ben
Blanchard, of the Iron King mine,
has just returned from a visit to Los
Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. John Akard. of Oc-
tave, are in town for a visit of a few
days, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Smith.
Mrs. A o. Brodie did not return
with her husband from the east. She
is still in New Jersey and her health
is not good.
Mrs. Jene McCabe Joined the sea
shore excursionists this morning and
will spend the summer at the various
coast resorts.
The city council is in session this
afternoon the meeting being called to
open bids for the purchase Of the new
issue of water bonds.
AT. Banta who has been legislator,
banker, gambler, newspaper man,
democrat, populist and republican
uOW
Miss Elmer Merriam, one OF the
teachers of the public schools at Phe-
nix, passed through on today's north
bound train for California.
Williams will have three days cele
bration of Independence day. 1t will
be July 4th, 9th and 9th. The Phe-
nix Indian band has been engaged.
Editor John Dunbar, of the Arizona
Democrat, and wife, arrived in Pres
colt from the south this morning and
will visit for short time in this city.
A. E. Tharp is presiding at the
stenographer's desk in the general
freight and passenger agents office of
the S. f. P. and P. during the alb
sence of Stuart Jacobs.
As Prescott's new mail boxes are
coated with aluminium paint our city
has sort of contingent interest in
the proceedings of the grand jury now
in session at Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Warlop and
children we're passengers for Cali
fornia this morning. They were ac-
companied by Mrs J. Wallace. who
will spend the summer on the coast. =
Mrs. Fred Townsend and children
were passengers this morning for
Wingate, Arizona, where they will !
visit for several weeks with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Harry Tritle and her sister. |
Miss Olive Fisher, left this morning |
for Los Angeles where they will spend |
several weeks visiting and enjoying |
the sea shore at the different resorts. |
Stuart Jacobs left this morning for
a visit to California, Oregon and |
Washington. Rumor says that he will |
not return alone but that a most
young lady of Washington
will return with him as Mrs. Jacobs.
Thomas King, well known young
stock man of Big Chino valley,
nephew of Thomas r. King, was kick
ed by horse last Saturday afternoon