Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06

The funeral ot the late Margaret Elizabeth Reeslund took place this after noon from the family residence on North Mt. Vernon street. The funeral was we'll attended. A feature of it was the selection of six boys for pail bearers as follows: Frank Nelson, Leo McMahon, Claude Bate, Frank Derr, Jay Martin.
 The picnic at Granite Dells yester- day is said to have been one of the most pleasant affairs ever given there. Ed Shumate just turned the place over to the visitors and they took ad
 vantage of his generosity by having the time of their life. Perhaps no one there enjoyed the occasion more than did Mir. Shumate himself, seeing the children have good time.
 The funeral of the late Jennie Kast- ner took place this afternoon at four o'clock from the family residence in
 West Prescott. The remains were fol-
 lowed to their last resting place by large concourse of mourning relatives
 and friends of one who in life was be loved by all for her tender womanly
 ways. The sympathies of the com
 munity go out to the bereaved father
 and mother and brothers in their sad
 affiiction. The floral offerings at her
 funeral today were profuse.
 Charles Carmack, died last night in
 Otis addition where he has been locat- ! ed for several weeks. Mir. Carmack was formerly one of the proprietors of the Fashion livery stable, coming here , for his health. He improved so
 rapidly that he decided to return to
 his home in the east, where he was } soon taken worse again and returned
 to Prescott, a short time since, with | his wife in the hopes of being again benefited by the climate. His body 1 was taken charge of by H. M. Maus X ? Co.,, and will be shipped by them to- ] morrw to Ulrichsvile, Ohio, his . former home, for ,burial. The body
 will be accompanied by Mrs. Car mack.
 f Second Vice President E. R. Perk- |, ins of the New York Life Insurance ] company, accompanied by his mother, . Mrs. E. S. Perkins, and Mrs. M. s. t Brewster, arrived in Prescott last 9 night at 1O:30 o'clock by special train l from Phenix. This morning F. M. @ Murphy's spirited team was placed al their disposal and they were driver around town and its suburbs for about . an hour ending the trip at Whipplt 6 where they boarded a special train fol :. Ash Fork to catch the east bound e limited train. Mir. Perkins is making e a tour of the United States and Mex
 ico visiting every office of the New . York Life Insurance company. Al of the party expressed themselve.
 greatly delighted with their moF"ins
 ride here in the crisp EIouutaiu air.
 A. IL. dCbhNg o1SO1SOA d left on Saturday night for Phenix e Accompanying him was Miss Laura d Moore, who has been employed in { e local attorneys office as stenographel j. and type writer. Rumor has it tha IT the couple intended to get married il n Phenix. Miss Moore told her friend O that she intended to return to he = home at Hutchinson, Kansas, and va d going by the southern route thougl V she did not announce her intention o of getting married. Mir. Williams wa ,e married before, but it is claimed wa 't separated from his wife. Assessor Sul n livan, for whom he was working, ba d discovered shortage in his account
 since his departure. Williams wa
 supposed to be using only one boo
 in the collection of poll taxes, an
 from this his accounts were checke 70 up and with which they balanced
 Later it was discovered that he ha n also used another book which the as
 sessor knew nothing about, and it va
 by leaving this behind, with the tel ie tale stubs in it, that his peculatio
 was discovered.