Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-25
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NEWS BRIEFLETS

5 NEWS BRIEFLETS ;
William Bird, resident piano tuner.
Linn's jewelry store. 4x25xtf
Born, in Prescott, Sunday, May q,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Baehr, a
daughter.
Rev. Day, recently elected Meth
odist bishop, has already resigned
the position.
Bath perquisites, sponges, soaps,
bath brushes, at Corbin Il Bork's,
the Burke hotel druggists. Tel 2l7.
FOR RENT-Nice three room house
in West Prescott, water in house.
Man and wife only. Call for Camp
bell. this office. 5x9x12
P. l.. Kastner has decided a
strip of two and half by $50 feet en-
the east side of the plaza to Philip
Fl. Dresser for 1885.
For drugs and medicines go to the
post office pharmacy. Registered
druggists are on hand day or night
to supply your needs. 5x5xtf
P. L. Kastner on Monday let con-
tract to Geo. Sines for the construc-
tion of a livery stable building on the
east side of the plaza. The floors will
be of cement and everything about
the place will be as neat and clean
as we'll kept house. The building
will be occupied by 6. n. Conard, of
the o. K. stables, West Prescott.
Company 1, of the 10Th infantry,
consisting of twenty niue men and
three officers arrived at Whipple to
take station on Monday evening. The
company comes direct sfrom the Phil
ippines where they have been in ser
vice for some time. The officers of
the company are Captain II. L. Kin
nison, Lieutenants Willard and Grey.
Regimental headquarters are located
at Fort Douglas, Utah.
Edward Grunsfeld, general manager
of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety for New Mexico and Arizona,
has Just written letter to A. j.
Herndon, general agent fer Arizona,
saving that he has had successful
operation for appendicitis. The
operation was performed in Philadel-
phia after Mr.. GuusfeId had had two
serious attacks of the disease, the last
one coming very nearly proving fatal.
An operation was performed at the
county hospital on Monday, which
was the first of the kind ever per
formed IN this county and in all prob
ability in the territory. Anasthesia
was produced by the injection of CO
caine into the spinal column. While
this drug deadens all feeling in the
body it does not produce unconscious
ness as in the case of chlorotorm, and
the patient can witness the operation
perfectly conscious, but without any
pain.
The sso-Japanese war news fol-
the week can be summed up in few
words. The japanese have lost one
battleship and one cruiser during thu
week, the latter being rammed acct
dentally by another cruiser. Tit
Russians have lost one cruiser, thu
Bogatyr, by running on the rocks
The Oriel of the Russians Baltic flee
was sunk then raised and later an ex
plosion occurred doing great damage
Several small engagements have oc
Cured on land with losses on boil
sides, and the japanese were driver
back on the YsIu, but no other de
cisive action occurred.
Fred Suffer, of Cochise county
was elected, chairman of the terri
torial democratic convention in Tue
son OF Monday and j. P. Dillon, o
Prescott, secretary. The convention
endorsed the Kansas City and Chicag
platforms of the party, praised Brya
and instructed for Hearst. Dele
gates are Carl Hayden, of Maricop
county, W. F. Timmons, of Yum
county; Isaac Barth, of Apache cour
ty; John Lawler, of Yavapai county
J. \. Taylor, of Cochise county; "
A. Gillespie, of Graham county. A
ternates: j. Holmes, Mohave county
! VIM. A. Parr, Navajo county; W. n
: Schuckmann, Santa Cruz county
D Geo. Blair, Pinal county; I. A. Rio
den, Coconino county. Ben n
J Crawford, of Clifton, was chosen {
a member of the national centIj
! committee.
+ Mrs. II. d. Ross is acquiring qui
reputation in literary line, as we
as in music. She has for some tin
}, been engaged in contributing
!. chiIdren's magazines with great su
e cess, and recently sent a somewh
u lengthy article to Etude, a high ella
y musical magazine. The publishe
r. confine themselves exclusively
Y short articles. and while declining tn
" one it plessed them so we'll, that thu
requested ldrs. Ross to eohtriou