Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-18
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From Wednesdays Daily.

Pima county democrats elected
, Hearst delegates by large majoritie
at their primaries held on Tuesday
May 10.
This section was visited by some
fine rain showers last evening. The
rain fall was just sufficient to lay the
dust nicely.
Joe Norris, Frank StilImAn and
Frank Farrell were among the depart
ing passengers this morning for st.
Louis to attend the Worlds Fair.
r. A. Talbot returned yesterday
from doing a job of painting and
papering at McCabe and went over to
Jerome this morning to look after a
job there.
Henry Brendel and Miss Mary Arm
strong we're married on Monday after
noon and have gone to Castle Creek
hot springs to spend their honey
morn. :.
VIM. EbeI, of Goodwin, will leave
tomorrow morning for a visit at his
old home in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
His sister, Mrs. J. S. Detwiler, is also
visiting at that place at present.
A lively hail storm occurred just
after noon today. 1t lasted for several
minutes and was accompanied by
thunder and lightning. The streets
we're white as if with snow storm for
an hour.
Sheriff Joseph Roberts today re-
ceived an appointment from Governor
Brodie as delegate to the national
convention of Charities and Correc-
tions which will meet in Portland,
Maine, on June Is.
F. NJ. Murphy, w. A. Drake and a
party drove out to Lynx creek this
morning and thence went through the
Poland tunnel in cars, returning from
Poland on the regular train from
there this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Willard cele-
brated the tenth anniversary of their
marriage on Monday evening at their
residence and entertained about
twenty five of their friends on the
occasion, in an informal manner.
Miss Belle Reynolds is said to be
very ill with an attack of typhoid
fever. Her mother is also confined to
her bed suffering from fractured hip
which she received some weeks ago by
falling from a train at P. & E. juno
tion.
PJ. Fitzgerald will leave tomorrow,
with his boy who got into trouble re-
Gently, for Los Angeles and will place
him in school there. The boy real
ICES now fully his folly and will pro-
fit by his experience by avoiding
trouble of this kind in future.
There are now more prisoners In
the county Jail than at any time for
| several years, the number being Sc,
and it is nearly four weeks yet before
court opens, so that the institution
may very likely be pretty we'll crowd
ed by the time the grand jury gets to
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Sarano left
this morning for st. Louis. After a
short visit to the fair Mrs. Ssrano
will go to Wisconsin to spend the
summer with friends and Mr.. Sarano
will attend to some mining business
in the east, and will return home in
about a month.
E. E. Lejienne arrived in Prescott
last evening to take a position in F.
NJ Murph's office with A. W. Ed
wards. F. P. Cruice who has been in
Mr.. Murphy's uptown Office for the
past couple of years will return to the
general offices where he will be To-
Gated in j. Fl. Emmert's office.
The through car from Phenix to st.
Louis left Prescott this morning with
its berths all occupied. Among those
taking passage in it from Prescott
were Judge r. E. Sloan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. POmlinson, DR..
and Mrs. J. H. Blain, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Sarano, Mrs. VIM. Poole and
| j. S. johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Orick, who have
been in Prescott for about a month,
left this morning for the Grand Can
yon and from there will proceed to
California on a trip in which business
and pleasure will be combined. Mr..
Orick Is wealthy merchant OF Cum
berland, Maryland, and has visited
Arizona before and hopes to do so
again.
r. ATalbot, who came in from Nc
Cabe last evening reports that an &C
cident occurred there yesterday in
which three people we're injured. Mr..
Pettus' stage, which runs between
McCabe and Huron, upset and Mr..
Pettus was considerably bruised up
about the head and one knee. One
passenger was reported to have re-
cieved broken leg and another had
two ribs broken.
Governor Brodie yesterday received
from the ordnance bureau an invoice
of two gatlIng guns which have been
shipped for the use of the national
guard of the territory. There are
also in the invoice two metallic car
riages and two limbers beside all the
other paraphernalia. The guns are of
30 caliber and will have a capacity
each of from 1000 to 1900 Pounds a
minute. Republican.
A couple of drunken women from
Granite street met with quite Sc
rious accident yesterday. While out
driving, the horse they were driving
ran away smashing the buggy COM
pletely, throwing them violently to
the ground. One of them sustained
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