Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-27

are under Roadway, and in addition
to these minor matters of incidental
rating have been and are being con-
sidered. a"
AS a result of the visit to Crown
King of Deputy District Attorney j.
E. Morrison, who went out there to
investigate into the particulars of the
killing of the Mexican by Crockett
Robinson, Deputy Sheriff Cook went
out to Crown King this morning to
bring in several witnesses for the pre-
liminary examination. Mr.. Morrison
says from what he could learn of the
trouble that the territory has good
case for manslaughter against Robin
son. His examination will likely take
place tomorrow afternoon.
The monthly dance at the Yavapai
Club last night was the most success
full and enjoyable one of any so far
given by the club. There we're one hun
bred and twelve persons present and
the music was all that could be asked
The dancers thoroughly enjoyed every
moment of the time. The lunch
which was served in the cafe dining
room, was pronounced by all to be
the acma of perfection.
SIN. Boblett, came in today from
hn oil I -, - l.
entry in the United States land office
for patent for his Willow Flat No.
l and Home Placer claims in Walker
mining district. Mr.. Boblett inform
ed the Journal Miner that be was very
much afraid the frost last night had
damaged his peaches which we're quite
far advanced for this time of year, the
peaches being as large as small mar
| bles.
f. c. Friedman returned today from
Phenix where he has been for several
days in the interest of the Worlds
Fair edition of the Prospect He re-
ports having had very successful
trip and signed up several hundred
| dollars worth of business. He says
the people in Phenix are taking a
great interest in mining matters. Mr..
Shultz will remain in that city for
few more days to close up several con-
tracts. The board of trade is also
considering the proposition of secur-
ing space in the edition.
1t is reported in Prescott that the
Iron King ball team has imported
three expert ball players from Los An
geles for their team. The players are
pitcher, catcher and short stop. There
is said to be several hundred dollars |
up on the game between the Prescott |
and Iron King teams. A grand stand |
is now being erected at the ball |
ground which will have a seating |
capacity of 800 people. 1t will be
covered over and built in a good sub
stantial manner. Great interest is |
being manifested in the coming game. |
FROM FFl0dyS Ddllys
A. ]. PickerelI is in town today
from his mining camp.
7. NJ. Earnhart came up from Kirk
land on today's train.
F. NJ. Murphy is expected here to-
morrow for a brief visit.
Ten loaded cars for Prescott was a
part of the south bound freight train
this morning.
L. l.. Gatewood, assistant general
manager of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society, is visiting Prescott.
Captain ". F. Meeks, of the United
Gold and Platinum company, left
this morning for the Grand Canyon.
W. H. Timerhoff is making some ex-
tensive improvements in the post
office drug store. One would scarcely
recognize it at present.
A $500 pound coil of copper wire
has arrived for the Prescott street
railroad. The cars are on the way
from Schenectady, New York.
Mr.. Bretherton, of the Clark Coal
company of Gallup, is in town on
business trip. He is brother of S.
E. Bretherton of the Val Verde
Deputy Sheriff Cook came in this
afternoon from Crown King with two
witnesses in the Crockett Robinson
killing case which will be heard be-
fore Judge Talbot tomorrow.
The Prescott brewery is making !
for engaging permanent
ly in business. Another car load of
beer kegs arrived for them today, Z
making the second car load received ,
by the company.
Mrs. Shirley Balderson rendered
piano solo at tie recent quarterly tea
given by the Home Missionary society
of the NJ. E. church. Her name was
omitted from the pub
Used report of the tea.
Hearst has signified his intention of {
starting papers in Kansas City and st. 1
Louis. This however, was before the {
heard that the "hurld" had come {
out in his support. He may change I
his mind now. Whocantelli? Canu- {
tell?
Badly Tucker, superintendent of !
pile drivers for the Santa Fe system, {
is in town on little vacation. He 9
is making his headquarters at present
on the desert east of Florence where
he is operating a pile driving machine
on the Phenix & Eastern.
The chain gang did good job to-
day in removing the pile of dirt from
the corner of the plaza just across the
street from the plaza stables. This
ugly mound of earth has remained
there ever since the old we'll was dug
some years ago.
The hearing of Frank Watson and
Edward Clark, charged with having
rolled Hank Herniman, did not take 3
place yesterday evening on account ,