Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-24
WEDNESDAY, S DAILY

WEDNESDAY s DAILY
 A. Redewil of Phenix is a Prescott visitor.
 c. W. Middleton left for New Yorl today.
 J.. L. Davis left for Val Verde thi morning.
 Mrs. A. E. Taylor left yesterda, for her home at Houston, Texas.
 Tomorrow will be California excur sion day.
 today.
 Mrs. Miles Archibald of Yuma is visiting her aunt, Nellie Cashman. at Dawson.
 Pete Castonguay of the Cellar saloon left this morning for Mil waukee.
 Florence banqueted Judge Abram Humphries of the Sandwich islands on the occasion of his recent visit there.
 The steel for the railroad cutoff has all been shipped and track laying was commenced yesterday at the north hnd of the cutoff.
 Judge Sloan yesterday reversed the decision of the justice court in horse case in which Eric Fredericks was in terested.
 Miss LOttie NJ. Thaver. daughter of MT: and Mrs. W. NJ. Thayer, arrived Tn Prescott last evening from Buch- anan, Michigan.
 A special Pullman ear was attached to today's north bound train, en route to Chicago without change.
 A. P. Gunther left for his home at Nlckenburg last evening, after sub mIttlng final proof in the land office to mining claims.
 F: G. Dodson, one of the victims of the Williams fire, is in Prescott with view of locating here, to engage in mining business.
 It is reported that c. P. Collins, of the Penn Gold and Octave Mining companies, has gone to Ddwson on mining business.
 w. K. James and family. Mrs. B. A. Fickas and daughter, Misses Bell. Randolph and Johnson and Mrs. Me Neil and child formed party of visi- tors from Iron Springs to Prescott to- day.
 P. L. Kastner and his niece, Miss Hoffman, left on today's train for Toronto, Canada, where the latter will remain and the former will visit relatives
 J. NJ. Hay, formerly with the Bris- ley Drug company, has been appoint ed receiver of a bankrupt drug store in Albuquerque.
 Since the fire the town of Williams has incorporated, with the following as councilmen: F. R. Nellis, H. D. Pyle, Geo. w. Wharton, Joseph John son and B. F. Sweetwood.
 The injunction in the case of Perrin & Clark vs. the Blue Bell Copper company was yesterday modified to the extent that the company can pro ceed with the preliminary steps to wards patenting its property.
 The case against Fain from Yuma county was dismissed in the district court yesterday. This is the last of the cases arising over the killing of Mrs. Burns near Yuma last February. so far as the courts are concerned.
 Governor R. c. Powers is able to be out buggy riding. He was confined to his room for over eleven weeks with 1 his scalded leg. He expects to leave soon for California.
 The Prescott Electric Co. keeps con stantly adding to its plant as the growth of the town continues and de- 1 mands increased facilities. 4 fine large dynamo was received by the company today, and will be installed !. Tn its plant as soon as possible, as the present d ynamos are overcrowded.
 Miss Dora Mather, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Mather and sister of Mrs. D. N. F. Weeks, arrived in Pres ! colt last evening from Detroit, Mich. where she has been attending school {. and will spend her vacation with her parents and sister.
 Mrs. Dave Ambler and children came up from Phenix this morning to spend the summer months. Mrs. Ambler's health has been poor and she hopes the bracing mountain eli mate will restore her health and strength.
 Monday was pay day at the rail road machine shops, and on Monday night some sneak thief entered the place while the men were at work and stole gold watch from the pockets of one of the workmen and SI5 m money from another.
 Itis claimed that 1,75G of the new oil burners have been attached to kitchen ranges in Oakland. An esti- {. mate of the amount of oil consumed by an ordinary burner under average conditions for household purposes is . quart an hour As about five quarts are used daily, and the oil costs six