Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-31
MONDAYS DAILY

MONDAYS DAILY i D. J. Jones is in town from Stanton.
 K. Barrett of Minnehaha is in town on his periodical visit.
 Born July 27, in Prescott, to Mir. and Mrs. Thos Sanders, a son.
 Capt. L. D. Philips returned Satur- day from visit to the mines being operated by Douglass, Lacy & Co.
 A marriage license was issued on Saturday to c. E. Goddard and Mrs. Kate B. Cotton.
 Miss Bessie McInernay has returned from a visit to friends on Lynx creek. She reports having had a delightful time.
 Frank R. Stanley, prominent at torney of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived in Prescott yesterday on mining busi- ness.
 B. NJ. Sanford has had plans drawn for handsome residence, which he proposes to erect on lots on Pleasant street which he recently purchased.
 The total rainfall to date is report ed to be 3.05 inches, about a half inch of it falling on Sunday.
 R. K. Shoemaker, who was former stenographer in the office E. NJ. San ford, after visit on the coast and in the Hawaiian Islands, will return to- morrow and take his former position with Mir. Sanford.
 Walnut creek was visited by heavy storm of rain and hail, accompanied by thunder and lightning last week, doing great damage to roads and crops.
 A number of the supporting cables of the Brooklyn bridge pulled out of their sockets the other day, causing a cessation of traffic.
 w. B. Fain, who was recently dis charged from custody in Prescott on charge of complicity in the killing of Mrs. J. J. Burns, near Yuma, has returned to Yuma to live.
 The frame for w. A. Drake's new residence in East Prescott is up. The building will be a fine, handsome, large one.
 NJ. R. Riley is in town from Minne- haha, where he is pushing work on the Orc Mining company's properties. He has over thirty men at work at present. He is just having a large amount of lumber sent out to the camp.
 This section was visited by another glorious downpour of rain on Sunday evening. It lasted for nearly an hour and seemed to extend in all directions around Prescott for a distance of several miles. Itcaused quite boom in Granite creek.
 The Prescott National bank moved on Saturday into temporary quarters in the Bashford block. The room has been fitted up for R. N. Frederick's office, but will be occupied by the bank until the banks new home is completed.
 A. J. Head has sold his lumber yard to DeMund brothers of Phenix. Mir. Head has been engaged in the business for several years, starting in a modest sort of way and building the business up to its present proportions. The new purchasers are said to be energetic, enterprising business men, and will no doubt continue to com mand their full share of the business here.
 Ned Wesley, well known colored man, for long time resident of Prescott, was run over by a train on the s. F., P. & P. railroad at Wicken- burg last week and instantly killed. His body was very badly mangled.
 Ticket 3572 won the bicycle at the Laskey & Co. drawing on Saturday night. If the holder of this ticket does not present it by next Wednes- day evening the next number, 1153, will take the wheel.
 The Iron Springs correspondent of the Phenix Republican tellsof a party of young people ''who spent last We'd nesday at Two Rock mountain They started at s o'clock in the morn ing, but got lost and did not reach their destination until late in the afternoon. They succeeded in get ting a very good view of the balloon ascension from Prescott" As there was no balloon ascension in Prescott last Wednesday, OF any other We'd nesday, they must have been as badly rattled as they were lost.
 James G Burton and wife, Stoddard; l; P Skelly, Prescott; J R Catherwood and family, Phenix; G w Burmaker, San Deigo, Cal; Dan Blanchard and wife, Kansas City; Geo H Plumm, Big Bug; Wm Neilis, Mayer; J W Butler, San Deigo, Cal; W E Allen & wife, Williamson Valley; P Gordon and family, Prescott; John F Swift, Harry J Allen, San Francisco; T H M Suter, Washington, D c; Mrs NJ A Warren, Mrs Ann Smyth, w Calbeck, Chicago; N c Webster, Grade; F D Stanley and wife, Fort Worth, Tex; Miss Elizabeth Kelly, Phenix; Earl H Parker, $ F, P & P Co; Harry Nuner. Williams; John L Barrows, P T Hur- ley, Phenix; George Smullen, Tucson; Frank Ford, J Donahue, Ash Fork;