Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-15
publican and Democrat seem to ig-
more the question entirely.

| IL ~. 10y VIM las btth AOANAAc
at the Poland mine before the shu
S down, is in town today and will leaV
' this evening for a short visit in Coz
: gress, where he was employed for
l long time, and from there he will g
) on to Yuma, where his parents resid
! and will visit with them for som
time.
A. E. Ensign and J. b. Monnett
went south last evening in the inter
est of the Federal Investment an
Trust company. This company is dc
ing a splendid business Throughout
the northern part of the territory, AM
are making arrangements. to extent
their business into the southern par
of Arizona.
Word received from Mrs. &. A
Bray, who is visiting in Indianapolis
brings the good news to her many
friends here that she is greatly i'm
proved in health, but says she long.
for some of AriZona's beautiful sun
shine, as the weather there is very
damp and disagreeable in comparison
to the weather in PRESCOTT
j. d. Houck, the well known sheer
man of Phenix, shot and instantly
killed Francisco Padilla, and serious
ly wounded Jose Montoya, in Phenix,
at an early hour yesterday morning.
Both men we're drunk and Padilla at.
tempted to shoot Houck with a shot
gun. The coroner's jury decided the
killing of Padilla justifiable homicide.
Nogales started the ball rolling fol-
the organization of cavalry regiment
of the National guard of Arizona, by
organizing the first company. Col.
NJ. j. Egan, of Clifton, is at he head
of move to organize a cavalry com
pany at Clifton. Col. B. W. Leavell.
adjutant general of the territory, i:
taking an active interest in militia
affairs and the military spirit seems to
be growing in the territory under his
inspiration.
The Fraternal Brotherhood lodge of
this city has been holding some very
interesting meetings for the past few
weeks. The membership of the lodge
has been divided into two teams and
a literary contest to extend over sew
eral weeks has been going on. One
team furnishes the amusements one
week and the other team the next
week. Some great fun has been had
already, and the team which loses on
points will have to furnish nice sup
per to the entire lodge.
Miss Olive Bailey closed a very sue
cessful seven months term of school
at Poland today The Poland school
is one of the largest country district
shcools in Yavapai county, the enroll
ment for the term just closed being
about 45. Miss Bailey will visit for
few days with friends in Jerome and
from there will go to HeaIdsburg,
California, where her parents reside.
and will spend the summer with them.
On account of the splendid success
she has had this year she will probably
return this fall and teach the same
school next year.
A friend of the Journal Miner writ
ing from Los Angeles gives the fol-
lowing account of the funeral of the
late Geo. S. Porter: Rev. Hugh K.
Walker officiated and his remarks ex-
pressed much feeling for the relatives
and friends. The choir of Emanuel
church sang Zone Sweetly Solemn
and "Abide With Me-
The floral tribute consisted of Easter
lilies, a star and pillow of white
sheaf of wheat with vio-
lets, and wreath, etc. The remains
we're taken to Evergreen cemetery and
placed by the side of Mrs. Porter, who
passed away about three years ago.
There were services at the grave.
Sam Allerton, fifteen or twenty
times millionaire of Chicago, passed
through Prescott on this mornings
train en- route to his home. Mr.. AL |
erton is heavily interested in the
Gold Link mining companies in the
Santa Maria district and has been |
Town looking over the property for
several says. He was accompanied by |
his son-in-law Hugo r. tombstone, !
Who is also interested in the above
Mr.. AllertOn expects to |
meet his wife at Ash Fork. The lat
er has been visiting in California |
md they will journey eastward to-
,ether. Mr.. tombstone will return to |
he mine where he will remain for
month or two as the company is now
erecting a mill on the property. 1t is
aid that half a million dollars worth |
If ore is exposed in the mine and just !
IS soon as the mill is completed the
work. of turning out bullion will be
The Catholic church was crowded !
asst evening at the Holy Thursday
ervices conducted by Father Whyte,
many of those in attendance being
Unable to obtain seats. These ser
ices, conducted on the Thursday pre-
,eding Easter Sunday, are held in
of the last supper of |
Christ with his disciples and the in
of the holy communion by |
he Savior on the night preceding his
Father Whyte's theme |
asst night was a very appropriate one,
being "The Real Presence of Christ |
n the Holy Eucharist and he
preached a very able. eloquent and |
ogical sermon, in which he defined |
he basic principle of the Catholic
church. Quite a number of protest
lnts attended the services, and were |
highly pleased with the able manner
n which the subject was discussed.
The altar OF the church was very
decorated for the occa-
lion, with Gala lilies, potted plants
md palms, the work being done by
he Sisters of st. Joseph.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives imme-
late relief in all cases of coughs, |
,roup and la grippe because it does
not pass Immediately into the stom-
ach. but takes effect right at the seat |