Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-07-20
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Full dress, Tuxedo and Prince AL
bert suits are in the suit sale at
Blocks.
S. W. Higley, who recently pur-
chased couple of ranches in Pinal
county will put in a large pumping
plant and devote the land to canteloupe
culture. He has Investigated the soil
and water and says they are better
adapted to the growth of canteloupes
than any he knows of elsewhere.
Canteloupes are proving to be the most
profitable crops grown in the Salt
River valley.
Tom Schultz has just completed the
printing of his special edition of the
Prospect and brought a few copies
home with him on his return fro m
Kansas City. The edition is a very
creditable one containing an ex-
haustive write up of the mining in
dustry of this county. 1t is profuse-
ly illustrated and as great care has
been taken in its preparation it will
be found to be accurate and reliable.
An edition of 10, 600 COPIES was print
ed for free distribution at the st.
Louis exposition.
A. G. Moseman of New York, Prof.
Dryden, OF Scranton, Pennsylvania,
and Mr.. Kershaw, of Fall River, Mas
sachusetts came out last week tc visit
the Grown King property. They were
met at Ash Fork by Mr.. Shutleff with
a special train on Thursday and taken
direct to the above camp remaining
there until Monday when they came
to Prescott and left for the east on
Tuesday morning. They we're very
highly pleased with their visit to the
above property and with the success
which has been achieved in the opera
tion of the plant.
The habeas corpus proceedings in
which Isaac n. Reiehneker Instituted
an action to recover the custody of
bis FIVE and one half year old boy
from his former wife, Mrs. Carrie B.
Farnsworth was heard before Judge
Sloan on Tuesday morning. The
couple had been divorced about a
year and half ago and the custody
Of the child was awarded to its grand
mother, the mother of Mrs. Farms
worth, for a year. The father claims
hat he was then to have custody and
he mother claiming not to know any
hing of this, at the expiration of a
'ear, took charge of the boy aid came
lere with him in May, having resided
Iere since that time. Since the habeas
orpus proceedings were instituted
asst week the boy has been in charge
f the sheriff. Aft er hearing the case
his morning Judge Sloan gave the
hid temporarily to its N other and
nnounced that he would make final
of the case later.
The Martinez Herald publishes quite
romantic story about Dick Wick
Iall. Briefly told, his name is not
lick but De Forest Hail. About
igEt years ago he married a young
ldy in Pirtsburg, Pennsylvania, the
aughter of wealthy banker. After
My few days of married life the
rides father compelled her to leave
or young spouse and he came west,
his name to Dick Wick Hall.
lille submitting to the separation
le young wife refused to get a
lvorce and remained true to her
anished husband. Her father dying
'cently she inherited his estate and
set on foot search for
Or husband, being rewarded for her
arch last week by finding him in
hoenix, where, she presented to him
leir seven year old daughter who
as born after his departure. To ha=4
wife and child restored to a mas
ter separation of eight years snd
have them accompanied by q
rtune ls a streak Of good luck not
ten accorded a young man IN Ari-
ina.