Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-08-17

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 poets to be able to submit it's report
 The gentlemen have gone about the
 work in a very dignifed, quiet, and
 apparently impartial manner and il
 marked contrast with the raving and
 bowling which has emanated from 6
 certain source over this matter.
 While riding one of the motors en-
 gagged in hauling ore from the Hum
 bolt mine to the ore bins near the
 Longfellow store, at Morenci, on Aug
 ust 10, w. H. Luke, one of the shift
 bosses, was thrown from the motor
 and so seriously injured that he died
 within a few hours of the accident.
 MT. Luke was riding on the front of
 the motor, and an open switch de-
 raiIed the motor and a few cars, ! throwing the unfortunate man against i the mine timbers, breaking his back and otherwise internally injuring | him.
 Police Commandant Torres and two other policemen of Aguas Calientes, Mexico, who killed Clarence Way and Edward Latimer, Americans, have been sentenced at Fuerte to be shot. The sentence was to have been ex ecuted last week, but the relatives was successful in securing a stay of execution in the case of Torres. 1t is not drought he will be pardoned, however, as sentiment is high against him. Torres ordered the arrest of Way and LatimeT because they refus- ed to speak to him while he was in- toxicated. They resisted arrest and both were shot down.
 Friends of Prof. R. l.. McDonold, of Phoenix. have taken steps to secure bonds for him. The amount of bonds necessary to secure his freedom is g, 400. The Republican says that Me Donold's health has been bad for the last two months, and month ago it became necessary to remove him from the jail proper to the woman's cell. He is one of the most patient prison CTS ever locked up in the county jail and has thus gained the good will of the sheriff's office. All his associates in the jail are said to entertain a respect for him quite unlike that which one prisoner usually manifests toward another.
 Willis Grander, one of the best musicians in the southwest, has gone to Douglas to make his home and to follow his profession. He has been chosen leader of the band and will probably at an early date organize an orchestra. MT. Grander is a cornetist of marked ability and as leader of musical organizations has held number of important positions. He was to have been there a couple of months ago to take up the work he will now pursue in that city but was detained by business engagements in Phoenix and El Paso. Mr. -Grander has been leader of the band at Pres colt for some time prior to his de- parture from here asfew weeks ago.
 The territorial dental board yester- day concluded a session lasting four days. But one practitioner was ex- amined he being pr. H. H. Wilson, of Chicago, who is at present in charge of the office of pr. H. J. Jes- sop, of this city. The meeting was the regular annual meeting of the board, the mem bers present being Dr. Wm. G. Lentz, of Phoenix, Dr. Ralph J. Roper, of Prescott and Dr. J. L. Hamilton, of Phenix. The full board consists of five members but Dr. F. M. Metzgar, of Prescott | recently resigned moving from the | territory. his successor not yet having been appointed, pr. Stiles, of Tucson | being the other member. .-Repu ublican.
 Mark Miller died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Dudley, on Me Cormick street, on Friday evening, August 12 of consumption after an illness lasting for several months. Mrs. Dudley and her son came to Prescott several years ago and re- nained here for a couple of years when they moved to California and remained for some time returning several months ago on account of the Illness of the young man. MT. Miller vas resigned and patient during his Illness, though suffering greatly. In addition to the devoted care given him by his mother during his last ill- ness the Odd Fellows, of Prescott, of which order he was a me ID Der, also her in making his last hours IS comfortable as possible. Deceased was only 26 years old and was high y respected young man beir g con- ;istent member of the Methodist