Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-02
\. ]. Doran is in from Walker.

y J. DOran is in from Walker.
y J. Brooks has just returned from
4 visit to Tucson.
George Arthur Allen is recovering
from an attack of grippe
r. d. French. the soap and cracker
man. came home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. $. Sturmer. of Je-
rome will visit the east this summer.
J. II. Emmert returned yesterday
from n trip to California to visit his
family.
John L. Davis came in yesterday
from Val Verde for Il brief visit in
Prescott.
Joseph Mayer came In on this after
moons p X E train for Il brief bust
ness trip to -'rescott
Mrs. Florence Neptune. daughter of
H H. Carter. Il prosperous rancher
near Yaeger canyon. is visiting in
Prescott a few days.
Raymond Satterwhite. of Tucson,
but well known in northern Arizona,
son of ex-Attorney T. d. Satterwhite,
was married recently to Miss Maybell
Mcdonald of Denver.
\. d. COOver. of Harrisburg. Penn
sylvania. arrived in Prescott ON Tues
lay. for a brief visit, after which he
viii 20 10 Jerome to reside. He is a
cousin of Mrs. Il. $. Stockton.
H. T. CliTord's private car Hasle-
mere was taken out to Jerome June
ion by this mornings north bound
rain. where il will remain until tOmOr-
row morning. when Mr. Clifford and
party will take their departure for the
:.aSt.
Mrs. and Mrs. $. WaIstrom are ex-
| 9ected home on Saturday They have
been compelled to cut their trip shorter
han was expected, OWING TO pressing
business requiring Mr.. Walstrom'
presence ut his office.
J. b. Duffy, formerly in the office
IF the general passenger agent of the
:. F.. 2. * z. railroad and a very
| popular young man, has n position
now in the office of Superintendent
Walker of the Santa Fe ut San Fran
cisco. Mr. Duffy is Il very efficient
and capable young man and it is a
pleasure to note his promotion and
success.
| L. c. Palmer. one of the early resi-
dents of Prescott. returned here again
Yesterday and has decided to again
/ take up his home in Prescott. He
proposes to engage in the livery bust
ness again and has located Temporal
/ lily. until he can secure better quar-
ierS. at the old city reed yard. He
says lac has afine lot of vehicles and
stock which he will put in his place
/ for public use.
Walter HerZog. son of Mr.. and Mrs
VI. T. HerZOg. of Los Angeles, dice
at the home of his parents in the above
city April II The family formerly
resided in Prescott. Mr.. HerzOg beinl
engaged in the grocery business here
| Deceased was p year old and born il
Prescott. He was an unusually bright
boy. but broke down his health two
or three years ago by overstudy.
There was a glorious rain shower
last evening, lasting for over an hour
This morning n snow storm set in an6
lasted for about an hour and Il half
the snow falling very rapidly an(
melting as fast as it fell it caused
quite a flow of water on the streets
something which has not occurred 70
Il long time.
II. B. Clifford and party will leav,
for the east tomorrow morning Tn,
committee of twenty-five who &c
companied him to investigate the Grea
Belcher mine have expressed them
selves as being very highly pleased
with the property and with all tina
they have seen on their trip. MI
Clifford expects to return to Prescott
again in about a month.