Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-24
THE LOCAL NEWS.
! ......CITY And COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily:

FL. L. Garretson left for San Fran
cisco today.
A. C. Mcqueen went to Phenix on
last evenings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franco came up from
Phenix this morning.
John B. Shea, we'll known COM
mercisl man, is in town.
Miss Sylvia DeKuhn is visiting her
friend Miss Stone in Prescott.
r. N. Dougherty has returned from
a two weeks visit to Los Angeles
F. G. Ball, formerly with the Bris-
ley Drug company, left this morning
for the east.
Miss Foley, sister of Mrs. John
Duke, left this morning for her home
at Ash Fork.
c. E. Hoge, representing the Pacific
Mutual Accident company, left this
morning for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burmister
have returned from their visit to the
Iatter's parents in Oregon.
Mrs. NJ. K. Church, the mining
promoter, went to Kirkland ON last
nights train on mining business.
Bishop Kendrick of the Episcopal
church, will remain in Prescott for
several weeks during his present visit.
Luke Turnbull, accompanied his
son Milton Turnbull to Los Angeles
this morning for medical treatment.
Postmaster Thos E. Campbell is
over from Jerome visiting his numer-
GUS friends and transacting business.
Mrs. n. Levy and her two children
left this morning for San Diego where
they will spend their summer vacation.
Harry Brisley returned this morning
from attending a meeting of the Ter
ritorial Board of Pharmacy at Phenix
Manuel Herrara, who pleaded guilty
to mansiaughter recently, was SEN
tence this morning to three years in
the penitentiary.
The jury yesterday afternoon in the
case against Charles Brown, charged
with stealing calf returned verdict
of mot guilty"
Prof. Anderson and family of
Tempe are in town to spend 1.-THE sum-
mer. The professor is connected with
the Tempe normal school.
Born, in Seligman, June Is, to Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Bolton, a daughter.
Mr.. Bolton is agent of the Santa Fe
company at the above place.
A large number of miners are said
to be leaving this section at present
as result of the close down of many
of the mining properties.
A portion of the Arizona militia
has been withdrawn from Morenci.
The mines there are working with
over one half of full force.
The case of VIM. J. O'Neill VS.. Fan
ME Bennett and Chas W. Bennett,
has been on trial before Judge Sloan
the greater part of today.
The Los Angeles train on the Santa
Fe road was reported on time today.
The train for San Francicso was re-
ported to be an hour late.
John Cullen, formerly of jerome,
died recently in Mexico of typhoid
fever He was machinist by trade
and was in the employ of a railroad
company there.
U. S. Grant, son of General Fred
Grant, and grand son of the original
U. S. Grant, has just graduated from
West Point. The military spirit seems
to run i'll the family.
District Attorney E. S. Clark has
cleared the criminal docket of the dis
trict court. He tried eight cases, re-
sulting in six convictions, one aquit-
tai and one jury disagreed.
James H. Blandy, of Riverside, Cal
ifornia, who has been visiting his
brother, Prof. ]. F. Blandy, in Pres
colt. left on this mornings train for
his home.
DIR. l.. NJ. Swikerath will leave for
Phenix tonight. After a few weeks
there attending to business, he expects
to return to Prescott to remain for
several weeks during the heated term.
John Lawler has returned from his
visit to California. He spent most of
his time during his absence in San
Francisco, stopping in Los Angeles
for only couple of days, on his return
trip.
Ed Scholey, of Mayer, left for San
Francisco today to get bullet out of
his leg. He was accidentally shot |
several years ago and the bullet of |
late has been causing. him considerable |
trouble.
Miss Sylvia DeKuhn will be married |
next Wednesday, June "a, to Henry
Bardshar of Senator. The wedding /
will occur at the home of the brides |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard De- |
Kuhn at Cherry Creek.
S. r. belong has returned to his |
home in Tucson. Mr.. belong lis an /
enthusiastic member of the society of |
Arizona pioneers and his visit to Pres
cctt was for the purpose of securing /
some historical data for the society.
Secretary Stoddard was a passenger
on this mornings north bound train
en- route east to attend the funeral of
his daughter, Miss Florence Stoddard.
The funeral will take place at Bing-
hampton, New York, next Wednesday.
Miss Bidleman and Miss Stella
kerbaugh, left on this mornings
train for California where they will
spend their vacation. They we're
Joined at Seligman this afternoon by
Miss Lizzie Kerbaugh who will ac-
company them on their journey.
Last evening the Hon. J. NJ. Glass