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

harrington left on this morning s
train for a three weeks visit in the
east.
A. B. Nader has just completed the
survey of seventeen claims belonging
to the Poland Extension Mining COM
pany.
Charles j. George arrived from Los
Angeles last evening and went out to
visit his Poland Extension property
this afternoon.
Thomas Gagner who died on Satur-
day of consumption was buried yes
terday afternoon. Deceased was a
years old and only recently arrived
here from the east,
There will be special meeting of
officers and directors of the Corona
Consolidated Gold and Copper Mining
company at the company's Office in
the Union block, in Prescott, Arizona
on Friday July IL at 3 p. m.
A miner by the name of Kellogg is
reported to have met with severe ac-
cident in the Iron King mine Satur-
day. 1t seems that shot had failed
to go off and he was working with his
pick when that instrument struck the
charge which exploded.
A special train is expected to arrive
here this week from New York bearing
a large number of the stockholders of
the American Copper company. They
will spend several days at the Iron
King mine which is the property of
the company.
When the district court adjourned
several days ago it adjourned to meet
again today but owing to the absence
from the city of Judge Sloan there
was no court today. Judge Sloan is
expected to arrive from California
this evening and will probably 6pen
court tomorrow.
The dance at Odd Fellows hall
Saturday night was greatly enjoyed
and largely attended, the installation
of the large fans adding much TO the
comfort of the evening. These Sat
urday night dances seem to grow more
popular all the time and have come
to stay.
brought in from Poland to the Mercy
hospital about two weeks suffering
with complication of diseases, died
about o'clock yesterday evening.
His wife lives at Camp Bird, Ouray,
Colorado, ard she was informed of his
death by telegram, but no reply has
been received as to the disposition of
the remains.
Saturday night a drunken miner
was found by Mexican lying in the
alley back of Whiskey Row, and the
Mexican proceeded to go through his
pockets taking his watch and few
other articles. The miner also had a
pretty good coat and the Mexican
whose name is Ferencio Armandez
traded him his old ragged coat for the
good one. When the miner got sober
enough to see what had been done he
informed the officers who soon found
the man with the coat on. He was
examined today before Justice Talbot
who bound him over in the sum of
$3.50.
Bert TiIton and Martin Testori
while out wheeling yesterday came in
collision causing pretty bad mix up
of their wheels and causing some
painful wounds and bruises to both of
them. Tilton was in front on his
wheel when an accident happened to
it throwing him to the ground. They
were going at a pretty lively gait and
Testori was so close behind that he
could not stop his wheel until he
struck Tilton mixing men and wheels
in a promiscuous heap. One wheel
was wrecked and they had a five
miles walk carrying wheels to town.
A sheet that appears every evening
about twilight, with a label on it and
calling itself newspaper, and which
was started for the avowed purpose of
the Journal Miner out, con-
tanned the following very, very "sour
grapes" squeal in its issue of Satur-
day evening: eff those window cards
for the smoker aare an illustration of
the 'scads of fine job work recently
turned out by an evening paper, we
10 not feel surprised that they resort
TO such heroic measures to continue
in the business. 3" Those window cards
of suited the parties or
lering them quite we'll, in fact were
lust what they wanted and ordered,
md served the purpose for which they
we're intended, just as we'll, as a
more elaborate or more expensive Job. |
The criticism in reference to the work |
vas so palpably a Case of "sour
yrapes'' that it is amusing to all who
ave seen it.
The Portland, Oregon, Journal of |
'ecent date contained the following |
notice in its society columns: "a /
louble wedding that occurred last |
week at Prescott, Ariz., caused quite
! little astonishpent to many Port
and people. The interested parties
re Mrs. NJ. E. McCulloch, now Mrs.
Iames III. Mulrein, and Miss Lola |
Ashton, now Mrs. Frank b.
the grooms being brothers
nd the brides being mother and
laughter Mrs. McCulloch and her
laughter have been visiting friends
nd relatives in and about Portland
or nearly year, Oregon being their
ormer home. Their marriage was a
omplete surprise. The grooms met
hem at the depot on their arrival at
Prescott. Mrs. McCulloch and James
l. Mulrein were driven at once to the
flee of Probate Judge Hicks, who
the ceremony, while Miss
lshton aud Frank B. Mulrein drove
o the Catholic church parsonage,
here they were married by Father
vhyte, after which they went at once
0 little cottage which had previous
Y been gotten all ready for house
eeping by the groom
ION Tuesdays Daily.