Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-25

and most enthusiastic of any ever held in Arizona.
 Charles Crosby is in town from Me Cabe.
 John Breath, ofCamp Verde, is in the city.
 j. r. Glover came up this morning from Tucson. r. !. SarminetO will take his fam fly east soon.
 F. F. Lempy came up from Phenix this morning.
 Lincoln Fowler. of Phenix. has gone to Cape Nome.
 ]. R Wells, of Mayer is visiting the county seat today.
 G. B. Hemphill, of Oakland, Cali foTnia. is in the city.
 R. NJ. Rowe and wife. of Jerome, are guests of Hotel Burke.
 John McNamera. of St. Paul, was an arrival last evening.
 Alexander Munds, mining man of Jerome. is in the city.
 T. q. r lSlleE ItluEIlttl lOudN lEOll d surveying trip to Jerome. C. W. Moore is unloading a car of PhcniX alfalfa hay today.
 W. F. Gilman is in the city rep reScntinG a Denver firm.
 c. Jensen, of San Francisco, is recent arrival in Prescott
 C. <. Duning. the civil engineer, is quite sick with the grippe.
 Mayor Dougherty is visiting his large ranch in Chino valley.
 Mrs Mary Ford has been quite sick for the past three or four days.
 II. \. Grain. of Jerome, is in Pres colt today on land office business.
 A. l.. Pashall and F. H. Russee are are in from the Yeager canyon coun- try.
 William T. Brown. of the firm of Brown Bros, went to PheniX yester- day.
 Matt Robertson, the popular St Joseph travelling man. is visiting Pres colt merchants today.
 Cecil G. Fennell. superintendent of the Val Verde Copper company, is in from Val Verde today.
 Pat Morgan came in yesterday even ing from Los Angeles and left for the north on this mornings train.
 l.. D. Timmons, q knight of the gripSack. from St. Louis, is circulat- ing among Prescott merchants today
 J. J. Fisher came in this afternoon from a business trip to Jerome in connection with his valuable mining interests at that place.
 Judge W. A. McKinnOn. a promi- nent citizen of Jerome, is in Prescott as witness in case before the officials of the United States land of flee
 G. E. Kempster. special agent of the Oriental Insurance company, is mak- ing an official visit to Prescott, mak- ing his headquarters with Martindell & Horne.
 Mir Harvey, living two miles south of Prescott, is very low of grippe As Mir. Harvey is nearly 50 years of age and quite feeble. small hopes ate entertained of his recovery.
 B. C. Williams. an old time miner of this county. came in from Jerome yesterday. He left about a year ago for Mexico. but tired of that country and returned to Jerome again.
 A. w. Edwards has received a cable gram from F. NJ. Murphy announcing the arrival of himself and wife at Naples after q very pleasant voyage. They were both in fine health.
 Mrs. Gus Maiser. who has been spending some weeks visiting with her sister. Mrs. Slankard, in Cali foTnia. has returned home, accomp- anied by Mrs. Slankard, who will probably conclude to make Prescott her future home.
 Joseph Wilson arrived on last even ing's train from Vallejo, California, and will take a position in the cloth ing store of his uncle, J. w. Wilson. Mir. Wilson is an old Prescott boy, but as it has been over ten years since he left here. he says the town looks different now, many improve ments having taken place.