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

Mrs. Frank Thomas and their little boy are both sick from an attack of grippe.
 Judge StOcker, who has been i'll for several weeks has been able to be at his office the past day or two.
 George Knebler and William Toe man, two mining men of Providence, came in last evening on business.
 Father Immel, who came here from Germany some months ago, to assist Father Quetu, left this afternoon for Tucson.
 Ex-Secretary of War Russel A. Al ger is expected in Prescott next week. The general is interested in mines in this section.
 R. E. Wells and family left by spe- cial train this morning for Castle Creek Hot Springs. for a brief so- journ.
 Mrs. F. F. Breed. who has been nursing her husband, who has been i'll for several days, was also taken very sick yesterday.
 MT. Robinson, of Youngstown. Ohio. sOn-in-law of the late G. D. Arms and eXecutOr of his estate, is in Prescott, the guest of E. B. Gage.
 Mrs. Ben Rybon writes from Agua Caliente springs that she and thd children are in excellent health since going to the above springs.
 r. J. Dempsey organizer for the United MOderns, came up this morn ing from PheniX. where he has been for several weeks.
 w. H. Smith, chief clerk in R. E. Wells office, is in Cleveland, Ohio, with his wife for a brief vacation. They will return about May l.
 T. w. PembertOn. territorial treas urer and president of the Iron Springs Outing club. had the misfortune to break his leg in Phenix last Mon day.
 F. B. Gage, Henry Kinsley, Mir. Knight. George E. Russell, c M Colhoun and H. F. Anewalt went sOu.-I on this mornings special with k. F. Wells.
 c. M. Calhoun, proprietor of the hO- tel at Castle Creek Hot Springs, came up on this mornings train and re. turned with the party on the special train.
 Sam LandOn left Tor PheniX this af- ternOOn and after brief business visit there he will go to Fl Paso to locate in business. He was formerly an en- gineeF on the s. F.. r. (, r. railroad.
 Judge R. F. Sloan will leave the first of the week for Flagstaff, where he will open court again, to finish up the business interrupted by his re cent attack of grippe.
 Simon J. Murphy. of Detroit, AIichi- gan. and one of the directors of the <. F., r. x r. railroad is expected to return to Prescott next Sunday. Mir. Murphy has extensive ranch interests in the Salt River valley.
 Wm. Justin Ashton, who is connected with the New York banking firm of k. c. Flower X O., and who has been in this section for several days. on min ing business, will leave tomorrow morning for New York.
 H. Hood, who recently arrived here from Los Angeles and accepted a posi- ton with !. w. Wilson in the cloth ing store, has resigned his place to accept a position in the bank of Bis, bee, Arizona. and will leave for that place in a short time. w. A. Kent. wife and daugh- ter, and A. F. Kent. of the Oriental Mining company. left this afternoon for a couple of days visit in PheniX, from which place they will proceed to their home in Jamestown, New York. They have spent the winter at the mining camp in this county, and are perfectly delighted with our climate.
 Mrs. E. Trenberth, of Providence, is in town today, purchasing goods for her store at that place. Mrs. Trenberth is a very successful busi- ness woman and there are but few business houses in the county that do a larger amount of business than sne does with her store at the above place.