Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-20

Yesterdays base ball game between
the Head block nine and the Prescott
nine was won by the former by score
of 16 to I3.
Frank Foster received his new auto
mobile on Saturday. After giving it
trial to Timber it up here he will
make the run to Tucson in it with the
party which will leave here on Sstur-
day.
Among the departing passengers
for the north yesterday we're: W. B.
Clark, San Diego; R. Sailors, Kansas
City, Mo-; B. Shockley, Los An
geles; and Geo. CsrtmaiI, Republic,
Michigan.
Van Allen x Archambeau will short
ly enlarge and improve their Winsor
cafe. They have employed Cy Lin
dell as steward and A. Pillars as
chef. The latter was formerly in the
employ of the Yavspai club.
The street railway builders are now
working on the block between Alarcon
and Pleasant streets, in front of the
school building. The poles for the
guide lines of the trolley wire are be-
ing placed in position on the south
side of the street.
The May l0-Story Book is one of the
most attractive publications on the
stands this month. The cover is
effective and artistic. A strong list of
names appears on the title page. Gen
eral Charles King, Dorothy Dix, Ken
nett Harris, J. g. Plummer, are feat
ures.
Sheriff Roberts and FIVE deputies, as
follows, Chas. Haley, H. ". Paulson,
J. E. Palmer, Paul Pulliam and Jack
Smith, went up to Seligman to join
the force of deputies already stationed
at that place. Mr.. Roberts went up
to see what the situation looked like
and what the need for officers amounts
to.
VIM. Childers shot and killed Frank
NJ. Lane at Clifton last week. While
Childers was working in the mines in
this county Lane went to bis house
and assaulted bis wife. She swore out
a criminal complaint against Lane
but the case was dismissed. On the
return of Childers to his home Lane,
it is claimed, threatened his life and
the result was the killing of Lane by
Childers,
The water train on the S. F. P. 4
P. railroad was derailed yesterday
afternoon about three o'clock at the
north end of the Cedar Glade yards.
The engine and two cars we're over
turned and the engineer slightly in
jured but is able to be around. The
accident occasioned delay to the
south bound passenger train due at
7:45 o'clock. 1t did not arrive until
aboat three O'Clock this morning.
F. D. Eaman, who has been with
Grant Brothers, railroad contractors,
for the past two years, came up from
Florence yesterday and will leave to-
morrow morning for Detroit, Michi-
gan, in company with his brother, B.
r. Eaman and family. His brother
has been in this section of country
for several months on account of his
health, and is going back home to
return to Prescott in about six
weeks. .-
Last Sunday couple of travelling
moving picture men camped near the
water tank. Next morning they
hitched up their horses and after wa
tering them started to drive off. AS
they had forgotten to replace the
bits in the horses mouths a runaway
was soon in full progress and their
apparatus was scattered "fsr and
wide" However, they gathered up
the pieces and tried to give a show in
the Cabinet Monday evening, without
much success. Williams News.
During the Journal Miner represen-
tative's visit to McCabe he had the
pleasure of attending q meeting Of
the lodge of Red Men which was re-
Gently organized at that camp. Dur
ing the evening tie scouts succeeded
in capturing three palefaces, among
the number being DR.. Looney, the
popular medicine man of the camp,
and the neatness and dispatch with
which they scalped their victims was
cause for congratulation OF the tribe.
The officers and members are all very
enthusiastic over the order and it will
not be many moons until they will
have over 100 membership, and be
one of the leading lodges of northern
Arizona.
From TUESDAYS Daily.
David Finnie left for Jerome this
morning.
Ed Zeiger was up from Martinez
yesterday.
A belated March wind has been
blowing today.
Geo. C. West is ct work again in the
railroad station.
L. E. Hewen came up on this
mornings train from Phenix.
r. R. Stesdman was sent up to Sell
lyman today as a deputy sheriff.
J. II. Wingield, the we'll known
Camp Verde merchant is in town.
Mrs Howard Burmister is anticipat-
ing a visit from her father and mother
in the near future.
There was a slight April shower last
night. 1t was only sort of sugges-
ton of rain, though.
Mrs. W. r. Stone came up on this
mornings train from a visit in Phe-
nix and Congress with friends.
Rev. Tolle will go out TO Blanchard
tomorrow to conduct the Wednesday
evening services in the public hall.
c. r. Wheeler who recently pur-
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