Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-17

devoted to pleasure and a complet rest at least once year. The COsmC politan for Jul y gives a solution c the problem in a well written, illus trated article, "A Houseboat-Th Modern Palace" Undoubtedly [ houseboat offers cheap and comfort able vacation, and the ranks of it devotees are constantly swelling.
 FRIDAYS DAILY.
 The warm wave is still on.
 NJ. J. Riley came in last evening from his Minnehaha mining camp.
 Howard Legge is up from th' Monte CTisto mine.
 Captain A. F. Brown registered a Hotel Burke yesterday.
 F. H. Bates left for Phenix las night.
 Miss Lida Winchell left for Albu querque today.
 Governor \. O. Murphy and sor Paul returned from Phenix today.
 Architect D. W. Willard has gone to Flagstaff.
 A. H. Sliebetz left on this morn ing's train for Los Angeles.
 H.V Ketcherside left for Azusa California, today.
 W. P. Hamlyn of Gilbert was ir town today.
 c. Johnson. was an outgoing pas senger for Sacramento this morning
 Mrs. T. W. Otis left this morning for Santa Ana, California, for a short visit to her daughter.
 Mrs. McNally, wife of Dr. J. B McNally, left for California today foI a visit.
 Charles White, a consumptive and a recent arrival from Phenix, died ir Prescott yesterday.
 s. c. Miller reports that Los An. geles parties are contemplating build ing a hotel in Miller valley.
 B. F. Peter and C. E. Warren came in last night from Groom creek, where they are developing gold mine.
 Mrs. Conner, Mrs. J. W. Stewart and C. E. Stewart left on this morn ing's train for San Francisco.
 A horseless carriage was noticed or the streets during the celebration. Ii was drawn by mules.
 Fred Zobel has gone to San Diego where he makes his home most of the time.
 Miss Annie Thorne, of San Fran cisco, has been visiting her sister, Mrs P. L. Kastner for some time.
 Ed. NJ. Blake, in the employ oi Wells-Fargo as cashier at Nogales has been transferred to San Diego where he will occupy a similar posi- tion.
 Mrs. R. E. Collier and son, of Mis- souri, are expected to arrive in Pres colt soon. Mrs. Collier is a sister O. J. c. Herndon.
 The fire on Groom creek on Tues day burned over about ten acres o ground. No special damage wal done.
 Captain L. D. Philips returned las night from visit to a number O mines which he is experimenting tn, operation of. The following eXcursionists left oI this mornings train for Los Angeles F. Wingfeld, Robert E. Wright, NIT and Mrs. J. $. Johnson and Coli Timmons.
 Parties travelling overland betweel Prescott and Phenix seem to stick t the old Black Canyon route. A near CT and better road is via Walnu Grove. Crown Point and Wickenburi or via Castle creek. This road is sait to be in splendid condition now while the scenery along the route quite picturesque.
 P. J. Farley reports active sales C the Sonora NJ. & NJ. company's stocl The fact that Con O'Keefe is connect ed with the mine is sufficient gHarar tee to great many people of tn merit of the mine. NIT. O'Keefe DO. sesses excellent judgment besides bt ing a good business man. He neve vet has made a failure of anything h undertook. Prescott hotel arrivals, July 10: , R Riley and wife, Minnehaha; How ard Legge. Monte CIisto: c NJ NJ, Manus. Phenix; D P Messenge Tempe: P F Wood, Kirkland; Q Hagin. Big Bug; J Arthur Mile - Detroit; Chas Ohl, Chicago; w Snider, Prescott; II J Sitherwoo . Jerome. SATURDAYS DAILY W. H. Bonsell, the insurance ma is in town. = James R. Sias is in town fro !, Providence. , J. NJ. Murphy went to Jerome t s day.
 Il The Woodmen had a very intere, ing meeting last night. !, Over twenty carpenters are now eI sl ploved on the Bashford block.