Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-01
THE LOCAL NEWS.
| .~..CITY And COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily.

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The Rev. Father Bennett has gone
to Poland to remain there few days.
j. T. Kinds was sentenced this
morning to twenty months in the pen
itentiary.
Shirley Christy, of Phenix, was a
passenger on this mornings train en-
route east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltbank went out on
this mornings train for Colorado
Springs, Colorado.
The track of the P. and E. railroad
is expected to reach Florence by Sep
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Abbie E White, Ella Sackrow, y.
Porter and Mrs. Sara Lee came up
from Phenix today.
Rev. Long will preach on the labor
question tomorrow morning in the
Congregational church.
j. D. Brown, of Ash Fork. is in
town today as witness in the Mrs.
Ship insanity case.
Col. B. W. Leavell, adjutant gen.
eral of the territory, came up on this
mornings train from the south.
Mrs. Harry Heap and her little son
came up from Phenix this morning to
spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. ]. r. Hise and her daughter
Miss Edith Snyder, left this morn
ing for San Diego to spend the sum-
mer.
The case of NJ. FlammeI VS.. j. l.
Roberts, sheriff, was heard by the
court this afternoon and was submit
ted.
j. T. Kinds gave notice in the dis
trict court this afternoon that he
would appeal his case, and the court
fixed his bonds at $500.
After being out for nearly twenty
four hours the jury in the case OF
Carl Crist VS.. Poland Mining COM
pany brought in verdict in faovr of
the defendant.
A. c. Mcqueen came up from Phe-
nix this morning on his usual bust
ness trip and incidentally to enjoy a
little nice summer climate for a few
days.
Governor A. o. Brodie came up on
this mornings train from Phenix. He
will remain until tomorrow evening.
he is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Richards.
NJ d. Samson, an old time newspa-
per man of Kansas, arrived in Pres
colt recently with view of locating
here. Mr.. Samson recently sold his
newspaper plant to Fourth Assistant |
Postmaster General Bristow.
Miss Rodolf, sister of Mrs. f. J. /
Aesse, left on this mornings train for
her home at Sacramento California. |
She has been visiting her sister here
for several weeks and has made many
friends among Prescott's young peo-
pie.
Camp Verde is exerting herself to
get out the biggest crowd in her his
tory this Fourth. Two celebrations
there been interfered with by TRACE
dies but this year they hope for bet
ter luck and are preparing to make
the day memorable one.
j. F. Halloran, publisher of the |
Mining and Scientific Press, the old |
California standby in mining and /
scientific affairs, arrived in Prescott |
last evening. He is en- route home
from visit east, and came down to (
Prescott for brief visit with his son |
who is in the employ Of Civil Engi- |
neer A. B. Nader.
F. P. Jaquette, the McCabe stage |
man, came in from McCabe last even |
ing and left for California this morn
ing. He has been in very poor health |
for several weeks and does not i'm |
prove as fast as he would like and /
thinks a few weeks outing Oh the |
beach will set him on his feet again |
all right.
n. NJ. Mcdonald, the hustling ma
chinery salesman for Brown Bros, |
returned from trip to McCabe and |
the Iron King mine yesterday after
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large orders for mining machinery at |
both of these camps. He left on the |
south bound train last night for |
business trip to Tucson.
Jacinto Coto, whose testimony in |
the trial of the Goddard murderers,
was questioned by the officers, had |
his preliminary examination yesterday |
on a charge Of perjury and was held |
to answer to the grand jury with
bonds fixed at $1,000. Coto testified to
seeing the defendants in Prescott on
the Sunday the murder was commit
ted.
The Indian squaw, whose son was
placed in Jail a day or to ago on a
charge of killing another Indian in
the Verde valley, has been about the
court house all day crying and evil
dencing the most intense grief. She
was accompanied by another little son
and her grief was so great that she
had to be taken away from the court
house by the officers
This mornings tram carried
bride and groom on their way TO Cal
Ifornla where they will spend their
honeymoon. The couple were Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Rieman, the latter be-
ing formerly Mrs. Chas Martin. The
ceremony which united them as man
and wife was pronounced this morn
ing by Probate Judge c. p Hicks at
$50 O'Clock in the presence Of num-
Der of friends. The couple will re-
main in California for several weeks
Frank Andrews returned last even
ing from a two weeks outing trip to
the Verde Valley and rim rock conn.,
Try. de spent several days hunting
but did not succeed III killing any
bear. He says the buffalo gnats in
that section nearly drive a fellow
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