Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-30

 dence last fall he sustained serious injury to is foot while at the same time nursing a sick wife. Then came his journey with his wife back to Canada where their seven months old baby died shortly after their arrival, and soon afterwards he is called to mourn the death of his wife. The sympathy of the community goes out to him in this the hour of his deep affiiction.
 From 1OndaY's Daily
 Spring neckwear at Ed Blocks.
 Postmaster R. D. French is in from Crown King today.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers, of the Phenix Republican, is in town.
 Come and see the new spring Stein Bloch suits at Ed Blocks.
 John Lawler has sreturned from a protracted visit to Hillside. Suits made to order a perfect fit guaranteed, at Ed Bolck's.
 Reese Nj. Ling has been appointed notary public by Governor A. o. Brodie.
 The Old Glory shoe. The best mems s. 50 fine shoes on earth. Ed Block sole agent.
 Coles A. Bashford came in from Los Angeles last evening on his regular business trip.
 If you want a good pair of gloves try a pair of the Hansen union made gloves, at Ed Blocks.
 Whipple and Prescott crossed bats on Sunday. The Prescott team won out by a score of q to r.
 The preliminary examination of pr. J. B. McNally will take place before Justice Talbot on Wednesday.
 Judge R. E. Sloan and a delegation of attorneys returned yesterday from attending supreme court in Phenix.
 Try a pair of the Old Glory s3.5 shoes for men. Equal to any s5 shoe on the market. Ed Block exclusive agent.
 John Dessart, of NogaIes, has been adjudged insane. He was president of the International bank, which re- gently suspended.
 The Martinez Herald says that Dr. R. T. Rolph, formerly of Poland, has accepted a position as physician at Octave for the company.
 William B. Goode, representing the Pacific coast agency of the Mergan thaler Linotype company, is in town in the interest of that company.
 F. Bunker and Jackson Henderson, the two men who were brought into town this morning by Deputy Sheriff Burns, were released on bond this afternoon.
 Geo. P. Harrington and Geo. s. Connolly came in from the Bradshaw mountains this afternoon. They will leave tonight for a trip to Congress and Octave.
 Among the outgoing passengers this morning were: W. W. Kirk and Chas Miller, for Denver; Maud Kepnera and son, San Francisco; N. A. Jobn- son, San Diego.
 Jack Wholley, a member of the rail road bridge force, fell from high l trestle recently striking on a stump | and badly injuring his thigh. He was brought to Mercy hospital yesterday. |
 William Ellison, the we'll known stock man of the Juniper mountains returned last evening from a visit to | Texas. He was accompanied by his wife who will remain here in the flu ture.
 Instead of being 8 call for duty, as interpreted by MT. Andrews oppo- nent for school trustee, it was simply | a signal to Ego away back and set | down. It was another case of color blindness.
 The high school nine on Saturday defeated picked nine from Prescott by a score of 2l to l5. Jimmie Higley was hit on the thigh by bat which slipped out of the hands of a batter and was quite painfully injured.
 Deputy Sheriff Burns returned to- day from the Squaw creek country having in custody F. Bunker and Jackson Henderson, charged with a misdemeanor. They will have their trial before Justice Talbot on Thurs day at ten o'clock.
 There was a short session of the district court this morning at which a number of motions were heard and the remainder of the testimony in the case of J. D. Wakely vs. Arizona and Eastern Montana Mining company was taken and the case submitted to the court.
 Prescott Eagles are working up a party of members of the order to go by special train iD August to Balti- more to attend the supreme lodge of the order, and to visit the St. Louis exposition on Eagles day August 9. The railroad fare will be about s75 and quite a number of Prescott Eagles have enrolled for the trip.
 R. H. Irwin, of Phenix, is in Pres colt in the interest of the Interna- tional Correspondence School, of Scranton, Pa. He has display at the store of Mansfield & Nolan. This is undoubtedly the greatest correspon- dence school on earth, and large number of persons in this city are now on the roll of the school.
 Judge Sessions and wife, two of the pioneer residents of this county, are in Prescott today from ,their home on Cherry creek. They are accompanied by their granddaughter Miss Allen. Judge Sessions is a staunch and life time republican and first class citi-