Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-02
THE LOCAL NEWS...... ......QTY AND COUNTY

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 Frank Stoughton was a passenger today for Fort Scott, Kansas.
 When it comes to a turnout on elec- tion day, Prescott takes the bun.
 J. B. Hooker returned this morn ing from a trip to Phenix and Castle Creek hot springs
 Geo. F. Shurtleff, general manager of the Crown King Mines company, is in Prescott today on business.
 Robert Carol and wife, of Blanch- ard, are rejoicing over the arrival in their home of a bouncing boy baby.
 Billy Darrow, an employe of the Morning Courier, will leave this evening for a few days visit in Phe- nix.
 Mrs. Falco was a passenger this morning for Los Angeles and other sea coast resorts where she will spend several weeks.
 c. A. Deolan and party arrived last evening from Atlantic City, New Jer- sey, on an inspection of, some mining property in this vicinity.
 E. NJ. Billings, a member of the typographical union, who is suffering with lung trouble, was admitted to the county hospital this morning.
 Hon. Robert E. Morrison left this morning for Los Angeles zto bring his little daughter home who has been at tending school at that place. He was accompanied by his little son.
 It has been suggested that the citi- zens of Tucson do not appreciate the University and that Prescott would give glad welcome to our highest in- stitution of learning. Ga zette.
 Invitations haze been sent out for an entertainment and basket supper to be given at the school house at Po- land, Arizona on the evening of March 1. A fine time is assured to all who attend.
 Little Irene Curry, daughter of Mrs. Stone, is reported to be very, i'll in Phenix. Her mother and Miss An nie Miles, her aunt, are both with her and doing all in their power to nurse her back to health.
 Frank Bishop, the young man who was injured a few days ago by having has hand crushed under the wheels of a freight train near this city, is re- ported to be making a good recovery at the Mercy hospital
 A. B. Corr, representing the Buck Stove andRange company, of St. Louis, has been paying the merchants of Prescott visit in the interest of his firm. He is a great rustler and keeps his weather eye open for the good of the Buck stoves and ranges.
 Frank Harner, a former Rough Rider in Capt O'NeilI's company, wRo has been filling a position as guard at the Yuma prison for some time, arrived in Prescott yesterday on his way to Ton apah, Nevada, where be has a good position offered him.
 H. H. Keays, who is one of the finest taxadermists in this section, has just finished mounting two fine deer heads and a large eagle for Charley Hooker, of Jerome. MT. Keays has travelled all over the world in the employ of the Smithsonian in stitution.
 The criminal proceedings against Christian Huseman for shooting young Sullivan few days ago have been dismissed and the old man was being examined under an insanity charge this afternoon as the Journal Miner went to press.
 The doctors removed Mark Sulli- ! vans eyes this afternoon. They were shot nearly all to pieces by the charge of heavy shot he received in the face the other night at the hands of Chris ! Huseman. Sullivan is said to be i'm proving to some extent and it is quite | probable now that he may live.
 Adj. General LeaveIl, of the Ari- zona militia, returned last night from | Flagstaff where he inspected company 1 of the militia. He says the company is doing nicely and has greatly i'm l proved in their work since he last in | spected the company. The troop now has thirty eight members and 1 out of this number twenty six besides the officers were out to drill.
 E. D. Treadwell, of the TreadweIl | oil shelter, is in Prescott today and informed the Journal Miner that the | alterations had been completed at the shelter and it would start up again tomorrow night. It is the earnest wish of all that this shelter will now prove to be a success and no further trouble l may be experienced in operating it.
 Mrs. George U. Young came in from Alto yesterday on the train and after she reached town she discovered that her gold watch was gone. The watch bore her initials on both the front  and back lids and she will be very grateful and will pay a liberal reward for the return of the time piece to her.
 Ben Holbrook, the we'll known car penter and builder, left this morning fer Jerome to take a position at the Equator property. He will have charge of the construction crew at this property which is certain to prove to be one of the big camps of this coun- ty. Mrs. Holbrook will leave for that place to join him as soon as he can get a place fixed to live.
 The lecture last night at the Con gregationaI church by Miss Louise Hollister, of New York, was we'll at tended and proved a great treat to all who heard it. Miss Hollister surely maintained her we'll known reputation as lecturer. She left this morning for Williams where she will occupy