Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-03

being taken.
From Fridays Daily.
Wallace Fairbank came up from
Phenix this morning.
F. NJ. Earnhart, the kirkland mer-
chant, is in town.
F. \. Tritle. jr., came up from Phe-
nix yesterday.
A. j. Head returned last night from
his visit to Los Angeles.
Jacob HunkIe left this morning for
Los Angeles on mining business.
( The funeral of the late John Demp-
sey took place yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Rudy left on today 5
freight for her home IN Kirkland.
/ j. c. Hurley came in last evening
from jerome.
Deputy Sheriff Mobiles went to Ash
Fork this morning.
I H. a. Suttle left this morning for
his home in Peoria. Ills.
Geo. Flammer, the jerome mer-
chant, is visiting Prescott.
/ r. p Earle, representing the Coro-
uado Tent City, has gone to Phenix.
/ Rev. Fl. B. Long has written that
he expects to return home on June 3.
! A NJ. Aubertus, a mining broker
and promoter, of Sacramento, is in
town.
T II. Bate. the photographer, will
leave for Phenix this evening on a
brief trip.
There is an average of from six to
eight car loads of merchandise per day
arrive in Prescott.
Father Quetu went up to Ash Fork
this morning to meet some friends.
He will return this evening.
Articles of incorporation of the
Herald Publishing company were
placed on record today in the county
recorders office.
Mrs. Dunlap, librarian of the nor
NAL school at San Diego, Calf, ar
rived in Prescott last evening for a
few weeks stay in the city.
Drs. Yount. Davis and Looney have
returned from attending the Arizona
Medical association in PheniX. DR..
Looney was accompanied by his wife.
Monday and Tuesday of next week
is the time for the regular qurterly
examination for teachers certificates.
The examination will be held in the
office of Supt. J. B. Jolly.
Mrs. Florence Walker whose art
studio is in the Union Block, expects
to leave for California soon and will
hold special sale of art goods on
Thursday of next week.
Miss Nellie Tharp, a sister of Mr..
Tbarp, the transfer man, arrived in
Prescott yesterday from California
where she has been teacher in the
public schools. Miss Tharp expects
to remain in this county and will
/ teach in this section next year.
/ J. NJ. Garrett and wife, residents of
/ Ash Greek, are in Prescott today trad
( ing, and Mrs Garrett is having a lot
of dental work done by one of Pres
colts popular dentists Mr.. Garrett
+ is one of the prominent sheep men of
that section, and is of course in great
fortune this season.
F. Borders, resident of Wagner,
is visiting in Prescott for few days.
He expects to leave for California next
week for visit with Ed Wgoner, his
brother in-law He says Mr.. Wagner
will not return to this section any
more to reside, but intends to make
his home in the east as soon as he dis
poses of his interests in this section.
A young Mexican woman was
brought in last night from Ash Fork
and placed in the county hospital
suffering from gun shot wound
through her left shoulder. Her hus-
band became jealous of her and fired
four shots at her, only one of which
took effect but it caused very ser
ious wound. Officers are on the trail
of the shooter.
The United States civil service COM
mission announces examinations as
follows: June $40, for position of To-
cal and assistant Inspector of boilers
in the steamboat inspection service
June 1917 for positions of local and
assistant inspector of bulls in the
same service; July :, position OF
Chinese Waterman. The examination
which was scheduled for May >, 1903,
for the position of game law assistant,
and which was postponed. will be
held on July rs.
The Republican says that Mexican
Consul Pima is making great efforts tC
prevent I0e execution OF MuTueIel
AIderetta on June 10, in Prescott.
The only excuse offered is previou:
good conduct, and the fact that he
was drunk when the murder was com
mitted. If every murderer is to escape
the penalty of his crime as has beer
the case for the past few years in thi:
county, the courts might as we'll bt
abolished.
NOT \ SICK DAY SINCE.
81 was taken severely sick will
kidney trouble. | tried all sorts o.
: medicines, none of which relieved me
One day | saw an ad of your Elec
trio Bitters and determined to try
that. After taking few doses ! fell
relieved, and soon thereafter was en-
tirely cured, and have not seen a sicl
, day since. Neighbors of mine hav,
been cured of rheumatism, neuralgia
liver and kidney troubles and genera
debility" This is what B. F. Bass
of Fremont, n. C., writes Only SOC
at all druggists.
MAIL ROUTE FOR SALE.