Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-04
5IIs1T7TiT1IITI,TIIII,ITIITITn1Ifil CITY AND COUNTY.
WEDNESDAY, S DAILY

Mrs. G. c. Ruffner left for Califor mia this morning for visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. R. Riley are il town from Minnehaha.
 T.G. Norris and family will return tonight from their visit to California
 Rev. H. B. Long is expected hom, tonight from the Grand Canyon.
 FIX. O'Brien is in town from hi. mining camp.
 L. Henry left this morning for Sar Francisco.
 Mrs. and Miss Towles left thi: morning for San Diego.
 J. S. Fifeld, the Phenix contractor. 7 is in town.
 The passenger list for Southern California points wasquite heavy this morning.
 Born, on Groom creek, August 27, 1901, to the wife of Alex Branson. a g.
 Henry Brinkmeyer has his new hotel about completed and expects to move into it next Saturday.
 Miss Bertha Pentland left this morning to enter the Los Angeles normal school.
 Mrs. Roper, wife of Dr. Roper, left this morning for visit with relatives at Santa Ana and Orange, California.
 Rain storms passed around Prescott today.
 Fraternal brotherhood dance to- night.
 W. A. Kent of Providence is in town today.
 Attend the social dance this even ing of the Fraternal Brotherhood.
 J. H. Mulrein the plumber has new advertisement in this issue.
 Judge W. c. Campbellhas returned from visit to California and a busi- ness trip east.
 J. K. Miller came up from Con gress yesterday and returned again today.
 Studies will be resumed at St. Jos eph's academy next Tuesday, Septem- Der 3rd.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood will give you good time at their dance tonight 1t you attend.
 Arthur Kirkland and Miss Clara Chase of Williams, were married to- day by Probate Judge Hicks.
 Mrs. J. H. McClintock arrived in Prescott on last nights train and left on this mornings north bound train.
 J. P. Dillon has, added a pool and billiard table to his cigar store. He will have an opening tomorrow even ing.
 Labor Day will be generally ob- served in Prescott as a holiday, al though it is not a legal holiday under our statutes.
 Mrs. A. O. Hesla entertained number of young people at her resi- dence last evening. Hearts was the game of the evening.
 Special Agent McEnerv. who is in charge of the Nogales custom house. Is nephew of Senator McEnery of South Carolina.
 W. H. Hoey has been held to ap- pear before the grand jury on two charges, one of conspiracy and one of bribery.
 John Buinacombe left Prescott this morning for Butte, Montana, and W. ID. Runsey of Butte, Montana. arrived in Prescott about noon today.
 Eastern steel strikers are returning to SorA in squads, independent of Presidentr rShaffer, and the steel com panies expect to have all their mills running again soon.
 Mike Enright was thrown from aI horse on Groom Creek last night and had his right elbow disjointed. He was in town today for medical atten- ton.
 The p cent issue of stock of the Sonora Mining and Milling company has been all sold but 2,OOO shares. Parties wishing to get in on the ground floor on this deal should ap- ply at once.
 Mrs. H. Kruger gave a very pleas ant entertainment at her residence on pleasant street yesterday afternoon. A large number of ladies were present and an enjoyable time was had by all.
 Mrs. T. L. Harris met with a pain ful accident this morning. While scrubbing drain board in her kit chen she ran splinter into the side of her thumb. The splinter was about two inches long and it pene- trated clear under the nail. 4 phvsi- clan had to be summoned to get it out and in doing so he was compelled to lift one side of the nail.
 Judge Abram Humphreys was taken from train at Chicago, as he was en route from Washington 10 Honolulu, and was carried to d pri-