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

sIOIE VI SuON duu rain OolAo up
chilling them to death.
Mrs. j. 1. Gardner entertained
number of ladies on Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Dee Spaulding,
of hannibal, Missouri, who has spent |
the winter in Prescott. Miss Spauld- |
ing left today for hsr home at Han
nibal.
Coming so closely on the heels OF
the carnival as did the ball game at
Iron King yesterday, the attendance
from Prescott was very light. The
ball team went out in the Tally Ho,
returning about 80 o'clock at night.
The score of the game stood IA to IN
favor of Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Tomlinson Will
leave for st. Louis on Wednesday.
Mrs. Tomlinson will remain there for
some time visiting the exposition,
and Mr.. Tomlinson will continue his
journey east and will return to Pres
colt in about two weeks.
d. c. Monroe, of the Monroe Con-
solidated Mining company, returned
last night from protracted visit east.
He will remain here for about month
when be will return east again. he
expects to start operations soon on
the mine of the above company on
Lynx creek.
Judge and Mrs. r. E. Sloan, who
we're to have left today for st. Louis
have postponed the trip till Wednes-
day in order to get through sleeping
accommodations on that date, on the
car which will be run direct to st.
Louis from Phenix over the Santa Fe
and Wabash roads.
Hermann Simp came up from Phe-
nix a few days ago to take place in
the Hurley meat market. He will re-
lieve W. T. Snider, who has been in
the market almost ever since it was
started in this city, and who expects
to leave In few days for his home in
Sacramento, California.
Thos. Chidister, a deputy sheriff
along the main line of the Santa Fe,
came down tc Prescott last night and
returned north this morning. He says
everything is as quiet along the line
as grave yard. and the shops are be-
ing run with full forces and trains
are running as usual with no delays
or trouble.
Miss Anna Evans, daughter of Cap
tain j. G. Evans, of Phenix, arrived
on this mornings train from the
south. After day spent in Prescott
she will take her departure for New
York, en- route to Europe where she
will remain until September. She is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Block,
in Prescott.
Last January a man by the name OF
David Paul Yeskel, of Brooklyn.
New York, died at Columbia, this
county. His estate consisted of some
mining property located in the south
ern part of the county. His will
has been approved and was today ad'
mitted to probate in the probate court
of this county.
The carnival closed about midnight
on Saturday. There was big crowd
on the streets up to nearly that time,
After closing down business it did moi
take the carnival people long to gel
their paraphernalia on board the car:
! and by little after three o'clock theil
special train of twenty one cars pulled
out on its run for San Diego.
/ There was another big passenger lis
out of Prescott this morning again
Among those taking their departure
and their destinations the following
we're noticed: Rev. and Mrs. II. +
Tolle, Los Angeles; Mrs. Grosen
baugh, and her sister. Miss Coult
rim, of Michigan, Grand Canyon; Nj
and Mrs. Dan McGIone, Mr.. and Mrs
! Joseph Campbell and Miss Byrd
Jerome.
While Conductor c. E. Cain of tn
Grand Canyon railroad was engaged
last week in releasing a brake b!
hand, on the Grand Canyon train tn
r engineer released the air causing tn
D brake handle to fly back, throwing
. Cain against the car window and al
most severing his nose. He was takel
to the hospital at Los Angeles afte
! having his nose sewed on by doctors a
= Williams.
= All records for Grand Canyon visi
tors were broken last week. Their
, we're twelve special trains comprisin
= ninety nine cars besides seven o
y eight special cars, the total number o
visitors for the week being 1900.
very large proportion of the visitor
we're people en- route to the Meth
= odist conference in Los Angeles. o.
+ the close of the conference, the latte
i part of the month, this record is ex
e pected to be duplicated.
The business of the supreme cour
), in Phenix OH Saturday seemed to b
6 devoted almost exclusively to hearinI
q motions for rehearing and in ever,
: case they we're denied. The onl
case from this county was that o
Jake Marks against the railroad com
=, pany. 1t is stated that this case will
II now be appealed to the supreme cour
}. of the United States. The petition il
IS the Bright Angel trail case was argu
x ed by counsel for petitioner and brief
were ordered fled within thirty days
Court then adjourned to October %
e John Lawler announces, in tn
# Courier this morning, his candidac
II for deleagte to the st. Louis conven
e ton and his advocacy of w. R. Hears
for president. Mr.. Lawler will n
doubt secure the support of his part
Z in this county for the position, as b
IL always helps with his time and none
to whoop it up for democracy durin
} every campaign and he has never be
: fore asked anything of the party. Il
fact it is understood that he has nc