Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-16

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 town today.
 D. J. Jones is in town today from
 Octave, where hs is engaged in min
 ing.
 Born, in Prescott, October 13, tc
 Mir. and Mrs. Lambert Butz, a daugh-
 ter.
 Ed Webster, representing Keller &
 Co. of Oakland, is in town taking or
 ders for shirts.
 Father Quetu is arranging to give a
 fair for the benefit of the church on Thanksgiving.
 Frank Mulrein opened his billiard
 parlors in the Hotel Burke basement on Saturday evening.
 Judge John J. Hawkins returned Saturday evening from his visit to San Francisco.
 R. B. Burns, chief engineer of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad is in town today on official business.
 The radiators for the Bashford block have arrived and will be put in place soon.
 The Santa Fe company's well at Seligman is now down 465 feet with no signs of water. The drill is in red sand stone.
 J. c. McCready, a Journal-M Miner typo, left this morning for the Verde valley on hunting trip. He expects to be absent about a week.
 Born, at Val Verde, October ', to Mir. and Mrs. Albert Delaney, son. As it was the first child born in the camp it was named Val Verde De fancy.
 United States Attorney R. E. Mor- rison left last night for the southern part of the territory on official busi- ness, expecting to be absent about two weeks.
 The Santa Fe company struck a fine flow of water recently in a well being sunk at Drake, just west of The well is down over loo feet but they propose to continue it to a depth of 600 feet.
 The open season for quail, snipe, ducks and most kinds of small game tomorrow. Deer and tur- key are protected until November 15, and antelope are protected for five years.
 On application of the district at torney, Court Commissioner J. NJ. W. More, today issued a restraining or der against the board of supervisors to prevent the payment of S2,500 to John Duke, in accordance with a law passed by the last legislature.
 Wm. Bright came in Sunday morn ing from a visit to Val Verde. He says that the machinery for the shelter company's additional plant, and the Standard company's concen- -rating plant is arriving now and is being put in position as rapidly as possible. The Val Verde company las also commenced to receive its supply of coke for the smelter.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, Oct. 13, 1901: T H Baldwin, Albuquerque; A H Raymon Stockton, Cal; c A 5ourley, Bakersfield, Cal; G w Hill, Jerome; J Hill, Brookshire; Clara McCabe; H E Haacke, Huron; Ed B Webster, Oakland, Cal; Joe Guilson, Las Vegas, N NJ; V juilson, Las Vegas, N NJ; Calls Pal ner, Las Vegas, \ NJ; Geo Vandoval, Las Vegas, N NJ; Miss Eva Gurnsay, Pittsburg, Pa; Frank Wingfeld, Camp Verde.
 Manager Martin of the opera house some good attractions here in the immediate future. Glib )on's Minstrels and the Nashville Students are booked for October 25, he Maud Miller Dramatic company or October 2S, and the Rice Opera company for October 29.
 Uncle Jimmy Moore came up from Kirkland this morning. He returned lbout week ago to Kirkland from a 7isit east among friends and the Pan American exposition, being absent since last April. His sister, of Akron, Ohio, accompanied him on his return rip with view of remaining here for some time.
 Dr. John NJ. Brooks and his sister, Mrs. R. R. Rodgers of Jamestown, N. r., arrived in Prescott a few days since for a brief visit. They are nephew and niece respectively of Judge J. J. Brooks of Prescott, whom they are visiting. Dr. Brooks is a prominent physician of Jamestown, while Mrs. Rodgers is the wife ,f the superintendent of public instruction there. They are mak- ng a nasty tour of the west, having visited California, and are now an route home.