Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-15
An addition is being built to the
round bouea Of tho r,ilrood

ANebehhdha at Ouu eilOW nail. Ut.
Linn delivered the address.
Prof aud Mrs. B. D. Billinghurst
will leave tomorrow to spend their
vacation in California going first to
Coronado Tent City.
Mrs John Duke tainted in co., on
Tuesday during the progress Of the
divorce suit Of Duke Us. Duke, and
vas taken TO her lodgings in a hack.
John Roe an old citizen of this
county was sent to the county hospital
on tuesday for detention for short
time He has shown symptoms of in
sanity of late.
Captain L. d. Phillips, a we'll
known former resident of Prescott has
an advertisement in this issue of the
sale Of San Diego town lots. Any one
wishing TO invest in San Diego pro
perty should communicate with the
Captain.
The entrance to the new auditorium
of ST Joseph's academy is on Summit
street. No children under three years
of age will be admitted to the eX-
ercises next Thursday evening. Those
over three will be charged full admis-
sion fee.
DR.. b. Tilton, in charge of Tilton's
mechanical hospital had hurry up
call on Mond AZ to visit a gasoline en-
CINE patient about fifty miles north of
Prescott. lie cured his patient in
about twenty minutes after his ar
rival. c. G. Fennell took him out in
his Rambler automobile.
The dried up body of Mexican was
found hanging to the limb of a tree
near the Iron King mine on Tuesday.
1t had the appearance of having hung
there for a couple of years, and
Deputy NeviD, who went from jerome
to investigate, expressed the opinion
that it had been suspended after
death.
The Sterling, Kans. journal of June
10 contained the following personal :
Mrs. S. ". Higley and two children,
of Prescott, Arizona are here visiting
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. B. Higley. They
expect 10 remain about a month, after
which time they will visit in Chicago
and st. Louis. Mr.. Higley will ar
rive later to accompany them home in
September.
The will of the late DR.. John L.
Dodge, formerly company physician
at the Octave mine has bsen admitted
10 probate. DR.. Dodge sustained the
loss of his wife by death a few
months ago and accompanied her re-
maius east for interment He had not
been there long until he was also
taken sick and his death occurred
May 10. In October, 1903, the doctor
executed his will in Arizona and
while be left no estate in this ter
ritory, under the law the will had to
be probated here.
The Journal-Miuer is in receipt Of
programme of commencement week
Of he State Normal school of Los
Angeles, summer class. The gradual
ing class consists of fifty-four stu
/ dents, among the number being Miss
Bertha Z. Pentland. formerly of Pres
colt. Commencing with a reception
CT June i, the exercises will close
On Thursday, June %, with the regu-
lar commencement exercises. In look
ing over the class roll of fifty-fom
members it is a suggestive fact that
fifty of them are young ladies. four
only Of male names appearing on the
list.
The literature section, together
with the manual training committee
of the Monday Club are pleased to
take this means OF publicly thank
ing those who so kindly helped make
their entertainment a success. Miss
Mannix, MIR. Hildebrand and Mr.
/ Bailey fer the concert Numbers; Mrs
| Ling Mr. Aitken and. Prof. Billing
/ hurst for the dance music: Mansfield
x Nolan for the sherbet, and the
Herald for the printing of tickets,
posters and programmes. As a result;
of the combined efforts there have
been added to the manual training
fund the sum of SAG.
The Congregational Sunday school
had a rare treat on Sunday last in a
talk by W. E. Hazeltine, giving his
experience in attending the worlds
Sunday School convention at Jeru-
salem. Mr.. Hazcltine was en- route
to his home in San Jose from attend
ing this convention and stopped of in
Prescott to visit his brother and was
prevailed upon to address the Sunday
school and tell Of the interesting
things connected with his trip and
with the convention. The entire
hour of the Sunday school was given
over to him and the address was
very interesting one. So full of in-
terest, in fact was it, that instead of
holding the regular evening services
Mr.. HazeItine, on invitation, repeated
his talk to the congregation at 6
o'clock.
The school census recently taken
by Charles Born shows up the follow
ing number Of white children in Pres
colt between the ages Of 6 and u:
boys 4 6; girls 449; total SO. CoIored
boys same age, 10; girls 10; total 20.
Total boys and girls of school age.
$50. Number of white children be-
tween the ages of 5 and a, 432; colored.
y. Number between the ages of .
and p who have attended public
school during the past year, Az white
ang i colored. Number who have
attended private schools, white l6g,
colOred none. Number between the
ages Of e and p who have not attend