Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-07-29
From Tuesdays Daily.

this section, however, does not need |
any correction.
From Tuesdays Daily.
f. o. Poison, of Williams, is in
Prescott.
f. NJ. Murphy went to the Grand
Canyon this morning.
Local astronomers have been unable
TO find Mr.. Borrelly's comet up TO the
present date.
W. A. Clark, superintendent of the
Planet Saturn mine, came up from
Congress junction this morning.
NJ. Salzman, one of the best known
merchants in the northern part of Arl-
iona, came down from Williams last
evening.
1t is amusing to read of the unten-
able position of the Journal-Miner
without anything but mere assertion
to back it up.
II. A. Suttle returned today from
visit to the Burlington Mining com
pauy's property at Big Bug. He re
ports the property looking fine. {
Troop K, of the fifth cavalry, is ex-
pected to arrive at Wbipple this week.
Preparations are being made for their
accommodation on their arrival there.
Chas. Goddard was passenger for
Los Angeles this morning on mining
business. He expects to return to
Prescott about the 18th of next month.
J. S. Acker. the rustling real estate
and mining broker, has been IN the
Wickenburg section for the past three
oil four days looking over some min
ing properties.
Every man in Prescott is requested
to call and see that Ed Block does as
he advertises. He is giving straight
% per cent discount off any suit, odd
trouser, top coat, or smoking jacket
in the house. 1912
1t is your own fault if you don't Sc
cure one of those fine Stein-Bloch
tailor made suits while you can get a
discount of twenty five per cent at Ed
Blocks. 1912
Lon D. Morris has accepted posi-
ton with the Scranton Correspon-
dence School and went north this
morning for a visit to the different
towns of the territory.
w. I. Mcpherson is in town today
from Iron Springs. He reports that
there is a rapidly increasing colony
of valley people at that popular resort
at present, there being close to 300
people there now. Three dances per
week are given and greatly enjoyed.
A fine tennis court has been made and
some great games are played. \ very
interesting tennis tournament has just
been closed in which a Mr.. Quacken-
bush was declared to be an easy win
ner of the championship.
Since their first entertainment some
time ago the Prescott Orchestra has
secured entirely new music which will
be presented for the first time in Pres
colt at their coming entertainment.
They have made it point to secure
| rlar 10
that have made the hits of the season
in the east, and the entire program
will be made up of new and popular
pieces. The orchestra will play
throughout the evening for both the
concert and dance programs.
Captain Burt Mossman, formerly OF
| the Arizona rangers, it is said, will
organize a party to visit Tiburon isl
ands where the Cannibal Seri indians
live. Charley Meadows some time
since announced his intention of sub
DUNG these Indians but never carried
out his plans. They are accused OF
recently numbering and partially eat
ing some Mexican prospectors, and
six of the Indians were arrested and
are now in Jail at Guayamas charged
with murder.
Governor Brodie returning from
Tucson yesterday announced that he
had let the contract to Robert De
Large of Prescott for moving the min
ing machinery at the University OF
Arizona from its present location in
the old mill, which has been used a;
a student workshop, TO the new forty
acre tract near the campus. The land
has recently been bought by the Uni
versity where better facilities for ex-
periments are made possible. Mr.. De
Large has already commenced work
and will have everything in "shiI
shape" order before the opening OF
college. Gazette.
Jack Phillips, one of the $. +. 2.
and y. passenger brakemen, saved 4
passenger from death few evenings
ago at Iron Springs. The passenger,
who lives at Tempe, was goiGg south
Oh the Sunday evening passenger and
got off ats Iron Springs to speak &c
some friends on the platform and
when the train started up he attempt
ed to get on board but Slipped and
was Just hanging by one hand and in
a moment more would undoubtedly
have been thrown under the wheels
and crushed but for the quick action
of Mr.. Phillips who caught him 10y
the clothing and literally threw him
onto the platform of the moving train.