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

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 E. NJ. Sanford returned last night from professional visit to Kingman
 Mr. Granville Norris of Arkansas is the guest of his brother, Mir. T. G. Norris.
 Frank R. Wagner and David G. Darnell were Prescott visitors today.
 Dr. Purman of Phenix, passed through Prescott last night en route home from d visit east.
 Mrs. A. B. Nader returned from spending vacation in Southern California.
 Mrs Jeannette Levy, Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, and Miss Lilah Hawkins returned last evening from spending the summer in Southern California.
 Sherman House w West, Je- rome; John Curran, Fred Brumbach, T W Glasgow, Black canyon.
 Brinkmeyer hotel-T Dean, Mrs Harding, city; Mrs NJ E Smith, E P Wilson, Phenix; Grant Carter. Kirk land; Jesse Martin, Frank Kleiner, Albuquerque.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sterling P. Thomp- son have returned from Wickenburg and have taken a house on Alarcon street.
 Mrs. Wm. A. Drake will leave for Pueblo, Colo, to remain a month, when she will return to Prescott for permanent residence.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Kirkland and son returned to Kirkland valley on last nights tran from Los Angeles. where they have been spending the summer.
 Miss Amelia Block will return from Denver, Colo, tomoraw even ing.
 The Young Peoples Societies of the different churches held a union service in the Congregational church last evening which was largely at tended. An interesting program was rendered.
 Miss H. D. Ross will arrive home Sept. 2l, after spending six months in Chicago.
 Mrs. Malott Fletcher will receive her friends with Mrs. II. B. Long, at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon from 3 to ,, informally, previous to her departure for her home in Indian apolis, Ind. No invitations have been issued.
 Fourteen car loads of steel for the Hell's canyon bridge has arrived and the work of building the structure will soon begin.
 c. R. Leonard of the Octave Min ing company returned from a visit east last night.
 John Kirwaggen of Jerome was in town today making final proof on his homestead.
 Leonard, the would-be murderer of Allen, up to date has successfully eluded his pursuers, notwithstanding the diligence of officers to block every outside avenue of escape. There are many who believe he is harbored somewhere within the city and when interest wanes he will probably go his way without ''fear or favor." | Monday this week opens up serenely and unlike the previous one there has not been even a fistic encounter to christen its beginning. Perhaps the wave has been broken.
 JR Harrington arrived yesterday from the Bradshaw country, and while here will sample a car load shipment of concentrates from the Gray Eagle mine that were run through the old Tiger mill. Mir Harrington pins his faith on that sec ton of his adoption, and like many others identified with its mineral life is strong advocate of railroad exten sion to that point.
 Hotel Burke-M Rosenblatt. ( Heynman, San Francisco; E H Knap Los Angeles; M W Jones, Kansa. City; \ NJ Sikes, T J Buell.. A Gold berg and wife, Phenix; E C Larux Los Angeles; E P Parrett, Ton Brown, A C Sumers, J R Chase, Sar Francisco; $ l. Beach, Phenix; Johl l Kenny, Chaparral; Maron Thomas - St. Louis; Nj R Riley, Minnehaha Jas Coughlin, Clara Monketrick, Lo
 Angeles.