Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-07-20

All kinds of pants in the sale at
Blocks.
Robert Long, an old resident OF
this section, left on Saturday for the
Soldiers home near Santa Monica.
A dog owned by him and which had
been his faithful companion for years,
was inconsolable on his departure.
Rev. j. B. Bell, the colored Baptist
missionary who is visiting Prescott
will preach next Sunday in the ban
quet hall of the Odd Fellows building
at 10 clock, a. NJ, and at o'clock
p. ~. A cordial invitation is extended
to all interested in his work to attend.
Governor Brodie, who is a member
of the committee to notify President
Roosevelt of his nomination for presi-
dent passed through Prescott today
en- route east to participate in that
pleasing event. Notification will be
made at the presidents summer home
at Oyster Bay.
The past six mouths in Mohave
county has been one continual round
of wind. The past three days have
been little windier and possibly a
little dustier than the others, but a
rainstorm is promised which will lay
the dust in the near future, but how
near is not stated. -Mohave Miner.
Smoking jackets are included in the
sale at Blocks.
Herman Oelke, an eighteen year
old boy was accidentally shot by H.
B. Couple, a youth of sixteen years at
the camp of the Mingus Mountain
Copper company, last week, sustain
ing wound from which be afterwards
died. The accident was the result of
the careless handling of gun by the
Copple boy.
Members of the Black Hills tunnel
committee, from both Prescott and
jerome and others from Prescott, went !
out again on Sunday to the Black |
Hills range of mountains. A number
of the party had never visited that |
section previously and like all who
have visited and Investigated the pro-
posed project, returned greatly i'm
pressed with the possibilities offered
by the enterprise.
Harry Clark the we'll known Will
Hanson valley stock man was in town
On Monday. While his neighbors have
sustained considerable loss of cattle.
Mr.. Clark says that he has not lost
any yet, and has feed and water in
abundance for all that he owns. He
says that be commenced preparations
eleven years ago for just such con-
iItions as confronts the stock men at
present by fencing his pasture and he
s now reaping his reward.
T. j. Norton, general solicitor for
he Santa Fe coast lines, formerly ,
general solicitor for the S. f. P. &
?. residing IN Prescott, will for
ime occupy a very prominent and re-
ponsible position in the railroad 1,
world. He has been called to Chicago I,
o take charge of the Offices of the
ice President and general solicitor
:. D. Kenna and General Attorney
Robert Dunlap who will be in Europe
Turing the month of August.
Probate Judge c. P. Hicks held I
pen house on Monday for victims of '
;upid and had four of them before 1
i'm which he sentenced to life terms '
f matrimony. One couple was Myron t
ienung and Mrs. Jennie Cunningham, ,
nee Bauer of Whipple The other C
Apply couple was James H. johnson, f
( Prescott, and Mrs. Tillie Mills, i
( Congress. The latter ceremony 8
'as performed at the residence O
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwick, and the {
ate was on the eighth anniversary q
the marriage Of the latter couple. b