Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-03

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 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA. GA. Vicinity are in snarling mood since the killing of the squaw and buck near Kingman, and warns prospectors and others in the hills to keep sharp lookout for the redskins.
 The freight house at Williams was destroyed by fire early on Sunday morning, together with all of it's con- tents. Included in the latter were ten barrels of whisky which had just been received, and upon which the freight was paid but had been per mitted to remain in the freight house The fire was caused by sparks from an engine.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, June 9: W T Duden, Los Angeles; Ed B Webster, Oakland; F W Cavender, P J Mcdonald, Jerome; J R Sias, Providence; D c Monroe, New York; W M Donue, Columbia; c Wilson X wife, Detroit, Mich; F R Nellis, Will Hams; c E Williams, Goldfields, Cal; Fred O Twethy, Williams; J J Davis, Flagstaff.
 The committee having the matter in charge has decided to give mas querade ball on the 5th of July, in- stead of the fireman's ball, as hereto fore advertised. In order that per sons desiring masquerade suits may have an opportunity to procure them, the committee in charge of the Hor- ribles display have sent for fine as- sortment of masquerade costumes, which which will be hired to those desiring them.
 J. W. Stewart came in today from Williamson valley. He says that stock is in better condition and feed is better than they have been for eight or ten years. While summer rains will be most acceptable, he states that stock can get along until next spring with the feed now in sight.
 Joe Mayer, the father of the town of Mayer, as well as practically that of the Big Bug section of country is in town today. He sells mine nearly every time he visits Prescott, and probably has another deal on the tapis now.
 The Phenix Enterprise reports that Chas. R. Drake has again secured the Southern Pacific contract for furnish ing supplies and men from Fl Paso to and including Los Angeles. The past year Gen. L. H. Manning has held the contract. It includes the furnishing of at least $500 unskilled laborers, together with supplying them with clothing and provisions. Drake and Norton for many years previous to the last, had the contract. Mir. Drake will take possession Au- gust 1. This is without doubt the best contract in the territory, being worth S20,000 a year in profit.
 FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Palace opening tomorrow night.
 Geo. B. Upton returned to Wicken- burg last night.
 Mrs. B. S. Snider is in town from Congress Junction.
 J.C. Adams and wife are registred at Hotel Burke.
 A second story of wood is being ad- ded to Hotel Baxter at Wickenburg The first story is adobe.
 Judge W. c. Campbell returned on last nights train from a two weeks vacation in California.
 Col. S. NJ. McCowan will deliver the Fourth of July oration in Flag staff.
 The band stand is receiving a coat of paint for the Fourth of July cele- bration.
 Mir. Heydenfelt of the firm of Hey. denfelt- -Rothschild, wholesale jewellers of San Francisco, came in on last evenings train.
 Mr. Coldren, who has a son in the employ of R. H. BurmisteE & Sons company, came in on last nights train for a visit with his relative.
 Mrs. NJ. H. McCord, wife of Col. NJ H. McCord, will leave her home il Phenix in few days to spend the summer in Wisconsin.
 Mrs. Bethune and daughter left g few days since for Los Angeles, where they expect to reside in future. Mis-. Frances Bethune was taken sick witt scarlet fever Op the trip.
 Miss Edna Martin returned las evening from Los Angeles, where sht has been attending the normal school and will spend her vacation at he home in Prescott.
 W. H. Ferguson received word thi morning of the death of his sister Mrs. Swart, in Vineland, New Jersey Her death occurred June If. Sh, was 66 years old.
 D. NJ. F. Weeks, general manage of the BIB company, returned las night from a two weeks outing il California. Mrs. Weeks, who accom- panied him to California, will remail tbere for some time vet.