Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09

don, Virginia.
 Mr and Mrs O. A. Hesla and child ren returned on Sunday night from their visit east.
 There was a flood in the Hassayampa at Wickenburg on Saturday night, the streams being impossible.
 T. H. Landis. general agent of the s. F. P. & F. railroad at PheniX, spent Sunday in Prescott.
 A divorce was granted to Belle Brown from Fred Brown in the dis trict court this morning.
 Constable Pete Bousche came up from Congress this morning in con- nection with the mail robbery case.
 John W. Deering and wife, of Glas- COW. Ky, are visiting Tn Prescott with the family of his brother, Vim. Deer ing.
 Wm. Pound, the efficient assistant county assessor, left this morning for few weeks vacation and rest on the coast.
 Nevada officials refuse to surrender the California escaped convicts until the money offered for their recapture is put up.
 Otto Rech left yesterday for Char lottesville. Virginia, where he will pursue his law studies for tie next ten months.
 Mrs. H. F. Anewalt and child re- turned home Sunday evening. MT. Anewalt went to Ash Fork to meet them.
 Frank Bulkley, mining man of Denver, Colorado, who has some prop erty near Mayer, is here looking after his interests.
 W. S. Head, one of the best known and most influential citizens of the Verde valley, is paying Prescott "a short visit.
 J. c. Martin left this morning for Albuquerque where he was called on business matters. He will be absent about a week.
 J. c. Rankin arrived in Prescott this morning from Chicago. He will remain here for several days on i'm portant mining business. P. Mohn, of the firm of P. Mohn < Co.,, came up from Phenix yesterday to remain here several days during the absence of Mir. Maus in California.
 H. M. Coe and family went to Los Angeles this morning where they will visit for a few weeks. They will also visit San Diego before returning to Prescott.
 Mir. Friedberg, of tbe Boston Cloth ing Store, will leave this evening for 1 Congress where he will have on sale | f5r 8 few days a stock of clothing | Lc-s. shoes, etc.
 lion. Henry Ashurst returned to his home in Williams this morning, after attending the celebration at McCabe yesterday. were he made the principal address of the day.
 Ja.nes Pillod, an employe of the great Iron King mine, was in Prescott yesterday from that mine and reports work progressing in fine shape and the | camp growing every day.
 J. L. B. Alexander, one of PheniX's | leading attorneys, came up from that city this morning to appear for the defense in the Juan Valencia mail robbery case before U. s. Commis- sioner Forest.
 PumoUers Tega, who attempted to rob Martin Tistori Sunday afternoon in the lot in the rear of Tilton's ma chine shop, was tried this afternoon before Justice Talbot and held under $500 bonds.
 c. NJ. Calhoun, manager of the Gas tie Creek Hot Springs hotel, came up from Phenix this morning and stopped off in Prescott for day or two on business and then will proceed on trip through the east.
 r. R. Stewart has purchased the lot adjoining the residence of M. B. Haz- eltine on the south and will erect handsome residence on it at once, ex- cavating for the foundation of which was commenced today.
 The preliminary hearing in the stage robbery case against Juan Va lencia, of Congress, is being held this afternoon before U. s. Commissioner J. c. Forest, and was still in progress at the time of going to press.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Nevin, of Jerome, came over Sunday night in charge of Pedro Lopez, who was bound over in the sum of 5000 on a charge of rape, and Francisco Acovio, who was placed in jail under an 80 days sentence for robbery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. H. Cook went to Phenix last night and will return to Prescott Thursday. They will then go to San Francisco for a short visit before proceeding east where Mir. Cook will purchase his holiday goods for his jewelry stores in Prescott, Phenix and Tucson.
 H. J. McClung came up from Phe- nix this morning. Mrs. McClung, { who has been spending the summer , here with her parents Mir. and Mrs. I Drake, will accompany him to Pueblo, | Colo, their old home, where they will ! go in a few days for a visit with I friends and relatives.
 In the district court this morning a Judge Sloan Overruled the demurrer | of the defendants in the injunction against the miners unions and the a case will be tried on its merits to de- | termine whether or not the injunction | shall be made permanent or shall be I dissolved. The cases against McCon- nelley and the Groom Creek union V were dismissed. The time for hearing was Set at nine O'olOek a m tOuOr- I