Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-09

 ln charge of the store of the Poland Extension company and who recently resinged that position, has purchased the mercantile business at McCabe oi R. Nj. Pettis and has moved to that camp with his family.
 u. Johnson, general manager and general agency director, for Arizona, of the New York Life Insurance com- pany, who has been visiting Prescott for several days looking over the busi- ness here, left for Jerome this morn ing. Geo. B. Scammell Is special agent of the company in Prescott.
 District Attorney E. s. Clark re- turned last night from an official visit to Seligman where he went to investi- gate the shooting of Conductor Foster, it having been reported to him that the deed was done in this county. It was discovered, however, that such was not the case.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. s. Walstrum are rejoicing today over the arrival at their home of fine boy last night. The little fellow weighs eleven pounds and looks just like his fahter, hence is handsome young man. The moth CT and child are both doing well, while little Freddy" is proud of his new brother.
 Deputy Incohonee F. M. Cute, of the Improved Order of Red Men, re- turned yesterday from McCabe where he organized a tribe of Red Men with a membership of 76. The new tribe starts of with fine prospects. MT. Clute left this morning for Kingman and will probably organize one or two tribes in Mohsve county.
 Dora Ettie Osborne, the thirteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Osborne, of the Verde valley, died recently, at the home of her pa- rents. She was spoken of as very lov- able girl and her death will be deeply mourned by father and mother, three brothers and three sisters, as well as by all who knew her. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. c. B. Gillett.
 Major Ed Schwartz, one of the best known men in the territory, died at bis home in Phenix last night of a chronic silment from which be has suffered for years. Major Schwartz was a member of the Grand Army and was always prominent in its work and it's undertakings. He was commander of John ". Owens post for a number of years and commander of the de- partment of Arizona two terms. He was also a member of the military order of the Loyal Legion of the United States.
 Redmond Toohey, one of the con tractors who helped to build the A. & P. railroad, and who graded the first mile of the s. F. P. & P. railroad, formerly a resident of Prescott, is in town today. This is his first visit here since the big fire, and he is very nat. urally in love with new Prescott. Mir. Toohey is engaged in railroad work at present in the southern part of the treritory although his residence is in Phenix. He has been kept busy to- day shaking hands with his old friends.
 The following were elected delegates to the Tucson convention from Mari copa county: Jospeh R. Kibbey, George Mauk, l.. ". Collins, George Kirkland, Frank H. Parker, Jerry Millay, H. B. Wilkinson, l. M. Chris ty, Charles H. Akers, Dr. William Dufield, J. A. Marshall, J. W. Walk CT, F. W. Thode, Clinton Lauver, H. R. Tritle, E. A. Spaulding, Shirley Christy, Henry Davis, William Evans, Ned Creighton, J. L. Burrows, ". P. Richardson, Watson Pickrell, J. B. Mullen, A. J. Peters, J. J. Hodnett, J. c. Reed, E. ~. Wilbur, George s. Irwin, c. NJ. Etter, Lincoln Fowler and Dwight B. Heard.
 The coroner's jury at Kingmsn which investigated the killing of Con- found that he had been shot through the head by some person unknoWR to the jury. It was also demonstrated at the inquest that the deed was con- mitted in Mohave county, the shots having been fired when the train was nearing Peach Springs. Eight hobos are under arrest at Kingman, but the evidence is very slight against any of them. Foster was on the head end Of coal car and the shots were fired from the inside of the car ahead of it. The dead man was one of the most popular conductors on that division. From Thursdays Daily.
 H. E. Campbell, of Flagstaff, is ir town.
 Hansen union made gloves at Ed Blocks.
 J. NJ. Crombie, of Detroit, is visit, ing Prescott.
 T. B. Bain, of San Francisco, is 6 Prescott visitor.
 F. A. Stevens left this morning fol Victor, Colorado.
 J. whiteley came up this morning from Wickenburg.
 The swellest line of neck wear you ever saw at Ed Blocks.
 A. E. HRrdison, of Los Angeles, if paying a visit to Prescott. John Hanlon came up this morning to attend tomorrow's convention. Dr. G. W. Vickers came up thi, morning on professional business.
 Geo. Tenelze, NJ. Schreiber and Dr. c. A. Weber left today for Fl Psso. Come in and see the new spring suits we have just received. Ed Block. Sheriff ". W. Cook, of Maricops county, will leave this evening for home.
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