Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-30

md feed are In excellent condition.
3aw the Scenery.
Mrs. George Paul and Mrs. Far
quicker and daughter were visitors TO
70 the Crown King section yesterday,
being delighted with the trip. The
system Of climbing over
he mountain was n novelty TO them.
Splendid Music.
Under the dictatorship Of Jules
Baumann, the Prescott band dis
.oursed excellent music Sunday even
ny on the plaza. This organization
has lately been rcorganized and has
,ome to stay. II should be en-
Home From College.
The many young friends of Samuel
Morris are pleased TO welcome him
home from the University Of Mich.
gan on his vacation. lie has four
years 10 serve in that institution, and
will follow the law as n profession
when he graduates.
Globe Elks TO Come.
A telegram was received in this
rity last night from Globe, stating
hat an Elks baseball team was anx.
ious 10 come here to play on Sunday,
and asking IL they could be accom-.
modated. Steps were taken immcdi'
ately to secure them, and arrange.
Inents will be made today TO get up
n team TO compete with them for
honors of a game that will be warmly
contested.
Fixing the Grade.
A gang Of twelve Mcxicans were
sent out to the Norris turnpike yes
tcrday to continue the good work
started on the scenic roadway that
is being constructed around me res.
ervoir hill. This work is now going
on from private sources, in which the
auto contingent is doing things these
days. -
Soaring People.
Many complaints are being heard
Of the antics Of n sneak in West Pres.
colt of late. The homes Of Messrs.
Corbin, Ellis, woodmaney and sew.
eral others are frequently visited at
night, and occasion some alarm to
these people. Burglary Is believed
TO he the motive.
Tarrisd Long.
The last member Of the late
Knights of Columbus conclave from
the Grand Canyon, passed through the
city yesterday ON his way to Tucson.
lie was +. J. Menge, a prominent res.
ident Of the Old Pueblo, and he was
delighted with everything he saw and
participated in on the trip up north
as well as what he saw Of Prescott.
Dsspondent Sport.
Reports received from Salt Lake
say that William Clayton, formerly a
resident of this city, better known ms
"Noisy Bill" attempted suicide near
that city n few weeks ago, using a
razor on his neck. He missed the
jugular vein by close margin, and
will get well. Revcrses in gambling
was the cause.
From Nevada.
X. y. Brittingham. a brother OF
the late T.. y. Birmingham, who re-
Gently passed away at the asylum
in Phoenix, is visiting this section
coming from Blair, New, where he has
mining interests. He will look after
the estate Of his brother, the same
now being in probate. He will return
to his Nevada mines In few days.
Patient Dies.
Barney Hoag, a native Of Novs
Scotia, and aged sixty-four years
died at the county hospital ycsterda,
from tuberculosis. He was brought
In from Mayer Saturday night, AND
his condition was hopeless from thu
moment he entered the place. HI
had been resident of this section
for several years. Nothing IL know
Of his relatives.
Poles 90 Down.
Sincs 4 Rockmark' were the sue
cessful bidders for tearing down tn
pipe poles of the municipal lightinI
project that was inaugurated In thi
city some months ago, when the court
interviewed and strangied the enter
prise from being completed. Their
are from eighty to ninety Of thea
sticking up, and the price was els
per pole. The city needs the -four
inch pipe, hence they 20 down. Thi
is the end Of the municipal plan :
light mp the city.