Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-05

John s. Speer, who was so severely i cut by his brother-in-law on the night of September 10, was discharged from the county hospital. In dressing his
 wound it,was necessary for the doctors to take seventy five stitches. His speedy recovery was quite remarkable.
 His knife welding brother-in-Iaw is still in the county jail.
 An order has been issued from the probate court, authorizing pr. John | B. Dennett, administrator of the estate of the late A. l.. Sroor, of Congress, to sell the personal proper i ty belonging to the estate. The prop erty consists of stock of goods, of gen. eral merchandise, and of building all located in Congress.
 G. W. Middleton returned Thursday from Val Verde where he spent couple of days surveying the ruins of the recently burned smelter, and planning for the erection of a new plant. He was seen by a Journal Miner representative last evening and when asked as to the probable time when work would be commenced, said that he would probably be able to start work rebuilding on Monday.
 Homer K. Wood has resigned from the democratic ticket as candidate for the legislative assembly. It is stated that the candidate to fill the vacancy will be a Jerome man. The conven- ton turned down all the aspirants from Jerome and as Mir. Wood did not care to risk his reputation by even taking chance of becoming mem- Der of an Arizona legislature he was easily induced to withdraw in order that Jerome might have representation on the ticket.
 Claude Allen, who took a shot a few days ago at Charley Allen, still languishes in jail and will have his hCdI ADS bOddg Oh q SALl- pie chareg of assault. It eems that the accused had befriended his name sake, a few days before the trouble, and the Charle Allen who was shot at had refused to return the money given him, when the other Allen whipped out gun and fired once. The feel ic 1oni1nIIx- in, fo af fho chAaf CT, as he had in BIsbee given the pros ecuting witness material assistance, ahd that after reaching Prescott he had continued to do so.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 John Lawler returned last night from visit to Los Angeles.
 Alex. Wilson, an insurance man of Sacramento is in town on a business visit.
 Bishop Wilson will preach in the Methodist church tomorrow at II o'clock.
 c L Scripps, representing the Tray elers' Railway Guide, Of Chicago, is in this section on a business trip.
 Fred c Kingbury, assistant manager of the Crown King Mines company, has returned from his visit east on business.
 Ed. Block and family will leave to- day for protracted visit east and ] during their absence they will visit the Worlds fair.
 "No injunction for three days' was the answer given by Chief Engi- neer W. A. Drake when asked last | night for the railroad news. Miss Nydia L Boggs, of Tucson, ar rived in Prescott yesterday and will l leave this morning for Big Bug for a visit with her uncle T. w. Boggs.
 Rev. Freeman D. Bovard, arrived i from San Francisco yesterday. MT. Bovard is editor of the Christian Ad- NOCdIes buo OIBdu Ol lue M0JHOulSJ1 church in California.
 Geo. Ward,a we'll known typograph- ical artist of Prescott and at present employed as city circular for the paper, announces that he will shortly enter the ring as candidate for con- stable.
 E. E. Ellinwood went to Phenix last evening on political business. Mir Ellinwood is manager of Mark Smiths and before returning home will visit Tucson and other points to for holding meetings.
 A meeting of the county republican executive committee and the candida tes was held Tn the headquarters of the former in the Lawler block on evening and the plan of cam paion manned ont touathar with fba