Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-27

Or. Mcdonnell, the popular Grown King physician, came into Prescott
 Saturday 10 have some dental work
 done and also to transact other busi-
 ness. The doctor hopes to get things i in shape to begin work on his hospital i building in the near future.
 E. F. Osenberg, the genial assistant postmaster at Grown King is now in
 full charge of that office, Postmaster R. D. French having resigned his i position with the Crown King Mercan- tile company and left that place. MT.
 Osenberg, however, is equal to the occasion and takes care of Uncle ] Sam's business with neatness and dis patch.
 i c. W. Manderfelt, Charles HolborD
 and R. W. Meador have been ap-
 pointed appraisers of the estate of the late Mrs. s. E. Mitchell. The estate consists of improved lots in Prescott and presonal property, valued by the
 appraisers at s5,977.15. While Mrs. Mitchell is supposed to have living
 heirs their place of residence is not known.
 The colored Baptists of this city have organized Baptist mission church with the following officers: Rev. J. E. Bell, moderator; Mrs. NJ. J. Wright. secretary; Mrs.
 Wm Collier, treasurer; Wm. Collier, temporary deacon. The organization took place in the Baptist church on
 Monday evening of this week, by Rev. Bell, the missionary evangelist,
 of EI Paso, assisted by Rev. E. 5. Taft, of this city. The mission starts off with membership of about fifteen.
 A movement is on foot to take from 50 to 100 Apache Indians from the Mescalero reservation of New Mexico to Fl Paso during the National Irri- gation congress which meets there Novem Der 15-1S. These Indians will be permitted to hold scalp dance for the edification of visitors, to show the hloodthirsty savage in his widest mood. It is also planned to obtain permission from the government for Geronimo to visit the remnants of his tribe in that city during their sojourD there, before he returns from the St. Louis exposition to his former home.
 Rev. Tolle and wife and Mrs. Eliza beth Mills paid a visit to the Grown King mill last Saturday, returning to Prescott the same day. They were accompanied by Fred c. Kinsgbury, assistant general manager for the com pany, who is also a nephew of Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Mills is very wealthy lady of Pennsylvania, and she became very much interested in the property and will likely invest heavily iD the stock of the company. She left Sun day morning for San Francisco and from there will sail for Honolulu where she will spend several weeks visiting the islands.
 The Southern Pacific road bed is being oiled from Yuma to Fl Paso, the length of the Tucson division. AIreaGy forty miles of track has been oiled east of Maricopa Junction and those who have passed over the oiled section say that the dustless ride is very enjoyable. Three hundred and eighty-two miles of track is to be oiled, most all ot the roadbed be- tween Tucson and Yuma having been treated up to this time. Of course there is considerable of the trackage to be omitted, some portions not re- quiring treatment, as also the points i where bridges are in evidence. About | fifteen miles of the Maricopa and | Phoenix railway line will be treated | to doses of the oil. the other twenty ! miles not requiring treatment. Enter prise.