Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-23

| by snSSell between PRESCOTT an
McCabe, ana was at the bottom Of tn
shaft, about thirty five feet deep
when the big IRON bucket in som
manner failed 70 catch on the
hook and fell the entire distance
striking him on the left should
er, breaking the collar bone an,
crushing the shoulder blade fearfully
The force of the bucket also threV
him against the side of the shaft Civ
ing him deep scalp wound. He wa
taken to the hospital where his in
juries we're attended to and as soon a
he was able to be moved W. A. Kent
for whom he had previously worked
kindly secured transportation for hin
to go home, and did many other kind
ly acts for him, for which he is very
grateful.
From Fridays Daily.
A disagreeable wind has been il
evidence today.
Glen Talbot left this morning fol-
Crab Orchard, Nebraska.
Luther S. Kelly, of New York, ha:
been appointed Indian agent at San
Carlos.
The territorial treasurer will shortly
ship $40, 900 to New York to pay In
terest on bonds.
Justice has been somewhat tardy in
the Dreyfus case, but he is about to
experience it at last.
G. Gordon Green and wife came up
from Phenix this morning. Mr..
Green is mining man.
The postofflce employees report an
unusually brisk business in forward
ing Christmas packages east at pres
ent.
W. H. Bradrick of the Braganza
company, has been critically ill at
Omaha, but is on the highway to re-
covery now.
r. J. Schwanbeck, a mine owner of
the Bradshaw mountains, was in town
today completing the entry for patent
of mining claim.
John A. Burton, of the firm of
Grant Bros, was a passenger this
for Los Angeles where he
will spend the holidays.
"Dick" Butler and ]. c. McCready,
two of Prescott's typos, left this
for Los Angeles where they
Will remain for the winter.
Mrs. j. W. Myers, and children,
Of Poland, left this morning for her
Did home in Otto, Missouri, where she
will remain for several months.
Several of the grades of the public
schools held christmas exercises this
afternoon. The schools closed with
.oday's work until after the holidays.
Roadmaster S. ". Higley, and
Master Mechanic De Silva, of the s.
?. P. & P. railroad returned this
morning from a visit to Phenix on
,fficial business.
The Congress postoff1ce has been ad-
'anced to the presidential class and
he salary fixed at $1,000 per year.
congress has made a notable growth
Turing the past year.
Mrs. Gray, wife of Section Foreman
tray, of the S. F. P. 4 P. railroad,
anne up from Phenix this morning to
-isit her husband, who is sick in Mercy
hospital. The latter's condition is re-
ported to be improving.
Immediately after the first of the
ear Harry Brown will leave for Los
ANGELES where he will in the future
make his home. He has accepted a
plendid situation with the Southern
'acific company at that point.-Phe-
Xix Gazette.
Messrs. Hutchings and Kinsman,
Who have been at work exporting the
looks in the supervisors Office for
bout two weeks, have completed their
ask and have turned their report over
o the grand jury which will meet
ext Monday.
Dave Finnie, editor and proprietor
f first class boarding house at the
amous Iron King mine, came into |
PRESCOTT yesterday afternoon on a |
BUSINESS trip and also for short visit |
nth his brother, Robert Finnie and
amily, of Beaver creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Bashford went |
o Ash Fork this morning to meet !
frs. Thos. Phillips, niece of Mrs.
who is expected to arrive
rom Los Angeles this evening for
isit of several weeks in Prescott with
er aunt.
Jos. Fifeld, one of the contractors
or the Whipple buildings, has return
d to Phenix after visit here to con-
er with his partner, Mr.. Gallagher.
lie stated before leaving that very
progress is being made on
be buildings at Whipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. William bearing, of
'humb Butte, Yavapai county, are in
'henix for the purpose of placing
heir young son William under the
are of an eye specialist, the little fell
DIV having had much trouble with /
is eyes of late.-Phenix Enterprise.
Mrs. A. P Walbridge who has been
from appendicitis for some
ime and whose improvement was re-
orted not long ago has suffered re-
apse and for the last two days her
ondition has been serious. Her
riends and physician are hopeful that
n operation may be avoided.
ublican.
Howard l. Shepherd, one of the
gently appointed receivers of the
Unfinished beet sugar factory. at Glen
ale arrived in Phenix yesterday to
Ike charge of the affairs of the COM
any. 1t is stated that the indebted
ess of the company amounts to about