Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-23

time, and met the man-bCth being on horsebsck-who grasped tie bridle rem of Meadows horse, and npon be- ing asked what he wanted, drew a six shooter and fired, the ball passing be- tween Meadows body and left arm, cutting the clothing. Meadows horse, frightened by the shot, plunged and second shot struck Meadows in the left leg, between the knee and hip, passing through the fiesby part of tEe thigh. Meadows managed to retain his seat in the saddle and his horse ran sway car rying him quickly out of the range of his assailant gun.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 Jack Jaeger came up from the south yesterday.
 J. L. Munds came in Moneay night from Seligman.
 Mrs. W. A. Cline and daughter left for California today.
 Mrs c. G. Fennell returned yester- day from her trip east.
 George B. Scammell was in town yesterday from Mayer.
 Walter Doudna is at Mercy hospital under medical treatment.
 Fix Governor N. O. Murphy came up on yesterdays train again from PheniX.
 The proprietors of the Gold Coin saloon will open that place on Thanks giving evening.
 Conductor Tom McGrath has resum- ed his run on the passenger train after taking a few days lay off.
 Mansfield & Nolan served the supper last night for the dance givep by the Brotherhood of Locomotive firsmen.
 Track laying on the Arizona and California railroad will be commenced at the junction near Wickenhurg to- morrow.
 J. B. Tomlinson returned yesterday from Mexico. Mrs. Tomlinson, who went to Phenix few days since re- turned with him.
 Miss Thompson has resigned her position as teacher of the Cherry Creek school to accept a position in the Phenix public schools.
 Thomas Sutton, representing Bishop & Co.,, of Los Angeles, left oa yester- days train after making his regular business visit in Prescott.
 Arthur Allen and Mrs. Mollie Nor yell were married on Monday night at 8 o'clock at 135 north Mccormick street by Rev. c. A. Hyatt.
 Jim Rybon came in yesterday from McCabe and will leave today for an eastern visit while his wife wsil go to California to remain until his return.
 
 Mrs. H. Connor, who came here a few weeks ago from California for the benefit of her health, recovered so rapidly that sho left yesterday for her home again.
 Mackenzie Gordon, the we'll known l vocalist, who visited PrescotE a few | ago, came up on Monday from Phenix, where he has been residing l for some time.
 G. F. Tinsler had a successful auc- i tion sale at 2lS Gurley street yesterday afternoon of Mrs. E. A. Smiths stock | of millinery and furniture and fix lures of the store.
 Jack Wilson, foreman of the s. F. ?. & P. boiler makers, who bad the | to fracture his lcg last l week, is reported to be getting along 7rey nicely at the hospital.
 Frank Burns went up to Ash Fork yesterday to meet hls sister, who IS | coming here for a visit with tvs of her brothers. Of the twelve children in he family this is the only girl.
 J. W. Hubbard came in from McCabe He has been sick with ty- ohoid fever for three months, but is recovering slowly. He will leave to- morrow for San Diego to recupsrate.
 D. H. Hunt, representing Sossman & -andis, of Chicago, left yesterday for lis home, after closing a contract with the Elks for furnishing their opera house with scenery and cur aims.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. O. Hoover. who lave been residing in Prescott for ome time left last nigbt for Pnenix, where they will remain for couple of weeks and will thence go to Fit. Madi, OD TOwa tO raSida