Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-11

| pea Dy express. IL was stated by tn
man in charge of the car that anon
the animals was one two year old 70
which Mr.. Greene had refused an offe
of SIS, 600.
The body of man was recent
found in the Colorado river abou
twenty miles below the Needle
bridge. 1t is supposed to be that O
George Stillman, who disappeare,
about the first of April just on the ev
of his marriage to a young lady il
Martinez. He had several hundre,
dollars on his person at the time o
his disappearance and the belief i
general that he was murdered and hi
body thrown in the river. The skull
of the corpse found was crushed il
from behind.
This week surveyors have been al
work laying out line for an electric
road connecting Cedar with Yucca,
says the Kingman Miner. The line
will run easterly from Yucca and will
intersect the new wagon road, that
has just been completed. The line
will be built over the new mountain
grade and will be one of the finest
electric lines in the west. The peo-
pie behind the enterprise are capable
of putting through this road, as they
are men of wealth and have large min
ing interests in the district.
Rev. Joseph Berry who is promin-
emily mentioned as a candidate for
bishop at the general conference now
in session at Los Angeles was former
ly pastor of the Methodist church in
Tucson. He is editor of the EPworth
Herald. Rev. G. +. Bovard who is
also mentioned in connection with
bishopic was former pastor of the
Methodist church in Prescott and
later superintendent of missions in
Arizona. During the conference ses-
sion from four to six new bishops will
be elected.
To hear the Ellery band is to re-
ceive new impressions of the possibili-
ties of brass instruments. The players
of this organization being all Italians,
have that fine instinct for beauty of
tone which characterizes the Latin
race. Listening to them one exper-
fences the same delight as be would
in hearing the work of the worlds
greatest singers, because the soIoists
of this organization in reality sing
through their instruments giving
every note and phrase a value and
such as ordinary brass band
players do not even dream of. The
music played by the Ellery band is
mostly operatic and classical but so
intense is the emotional force of its
Interpretation that no one, unless he
be positive savage, can fail to re-
spond TO them.
From Thursdays Daily.
c. W. Plat is in town today from
Kirkland.
Charles Benin is in town from
Groom creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lopez left this morn
ing for the east.
Col. B. W. LeavelI returned this
morning from Phenix.
c. G. FinneII and wife came in
from Val Verde last evening.
The Tent City band will give con-
cert in Prescott on May "a.
n. P. AnewaTt went out to Poland
this morning on an official visit.
Valentine F. Blake was brought
in from jerome yesterday for examin-
alton as to his sanity.
J. A. Conlee left for Los Angeles
on this mornings train on a thirty
days trip on mining business.
The will of the late Mrs. Hanna |
was filed in the probate
court this afternoon for probate.
C r. Akers was a passenger on this
north bound train en- route
to New York on mining business.
Another condemnation suit against |
John Duke was filed yesterday by City |
Attorney Ellinwood on behalf of the
,ity.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Treadwell
zane in from Mayer last night to see
he wonderful sights of the big car
lival.
Miss Bowman, who has been teach
ng school in the Verde valley left
his morning for her home in McPher-
son, Kansas.
The usual Thursday morning excur-
sion crowd was at the depot this
4ucIC Ndo a 1dl &c HdcScbScl Il
list of departures.
Ed Trenberth and NJ. S. Taft left |
IN this mornings train for Mexico on
mining business. They will be absent !
,wo or three weeks.
Allie MuIvenon, who has been Oh
he sick list for some time, left this
morning for Los Angeles to get spe-
,ial medical attention.
L D. L. Williams returned last |
night from his visit to the ranch of
he Bar Diamond Land and Cattle
company ON Walnut creek.
f. L. Morgan, general manager of
he Southern California lumber COM
oany, left this morning after bus
mess visit to Prescott of day or
two.
Martin Testori, who was sent to |
Seligman as a special deputy sheriff,
returned home last evening. Two |