Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11


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 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA Col. A. J. Doran has returned iron jaunt to the coast. where he saw many sights to interest him. He be came disgusted, however, with the size of the pacific, saying it is too big an article for the average Hassa- yamper to run into "all of sudden.
 Frank Kliner, who five or six years ago was associated with Herman Voge, under the firm name Kliner X Voge, arrived last night from Albu- querque on visit Mir. Kliner notes with a great deal of satisfaction the changed appearance of Prescott of old, and feels elated over the future prospects of the town.
 Mrs. E. w. Wells and family will leave tomorrow for an extended trip. Her two daughters, Misses Gertie and Irene, will enter a seminary at St. Louis. Frank goes to Golden. Colo rado, to take course in the mining school at that place, while Elmer will go to the City of Mexico on business. Mrs. Wells will join her husband in the east and both expect to be absent some time.
 Fred Sattes will again engage in business in Prescott. His latest move since coming back from San Fran cisco-where he went not to stay-is to become associated with Pete Gas tonguay and together they will pre- side over the affairs of the Wilson cellar. Both gentlemen are good pro- viders of beverages, know how to run lhouse and we bespeak for them good treatment from the public.
 The funeral of the late Geo. White, the unfortunate colored man who was murdered recently in this city, oc- cured Saturday, Rev. Lewis officia- ting at the services. A trio of his male friends discoursed music at the grave, and large number of people followed the remains to their last home. The deceased bore an excel lent name among all, and his tragic death is very much deplored.
 E. B. Gage was one of the north bound passengers Thursday morning on his way home from Phenix. Mir. Gage said that work at the Tomb stone mines was progressing very we'll, the shaft at present being down about 337 feet. No crosscutting to the old workings has been done as yet, but three shifts are being run on the main shaft and they are working as many men as can be used to advan- tage. Mir. Gage stated that the Bis bee railroad would be built to Tomb stone.-News-Herald, Wickenburg.
 Mrs. A. V. Kautz and her two daughters are spending a few days at Deanesboro with Mrs. Judge Deane. On Tuesday Miss Kautz will start on trip to the Grand Canyon, to be joined by Miss Hudson. Later she will visit Mrs. Dr. Perrin of Williams. |
 Mrs. Hesla's mother arrived last | evening from Chicago, to remain some time with her daughter.
 Mrs. H. B. Long and Mrs. Malott ! Fletcher will receive their friends in formally Tuesday afternoon from 3 to }. Mrs. Fletcher will leave the fol lowing day for her home in Indian polls, Indiana.
 Rev. H. B. Long will preach at | usual hours tomorrow at Congrega- tional church. At the evening service he will give the first of a series of ser mon lectures. "A Story in Biog raphy" will be the subject.
 Prescott Hotel.-C W Platt Kirk land; E c Lane, Los Angeles; Lee Brizzee, Mesa; J L Sutter, Sewanee, i Tenn; c O Sparks, Herndon, Kan; L R Smith, Richenbar; Jas E Miller, Jerome; Fred L Taylor, Blooming | field, Iowa; NJ s Bernstein, San Fran cisco; A D Rives, Phenix; M Grider, Kansas City; J w Thurber, Albu | querque; June Freeman, Prescott.
 While in Prescott few days ago | 4. A. Moore, of Walnut Grove, be- came an interested seeker after infor- nation as to the early probability of the starting of the Val Verde smelter, being somewhat of commissioner from his home section to investigate and report on the matter. Mir. Moore says that the sooner this plant starts up the better will it be for the mining interests of the Grove and no better agency does he know of as a factor to promote the development of the properties than can be accredited to this reduction works. Under present conditions in all of that section of this county, mining remains at standstill. If the Val Verde starts up, Mir. Moore says there will be steady string of ore shipments from that section to Kirkland, by wagons, and thence to the smelter by rail. The mining element are keenly wait ing for the plant to start and will sup port it literally.