Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-15
THURSDAYS DAILY

Shirley Christy, of Phenix. is il town today on life insurance business
 N. K. Masten, president of the NJ x P. railroad, died in San Francisc, recently.
 R. C. Powers is able to sit up som, now. He expects 10 be able to be ol the streets within few days. i L A Sherman, receiving teller ot the Valley bank of Phenix died or Monday night.
 Mrs. Geo. B. Upton, wife of one o the owners of the Gro Grande prop erty, left this morning for her former home at Clinton, Iowa.
 J. J. Wragovich will occupy the A c. Burmister residence for the sum mer.
 l N. c. Webster has gone down tc Mexico to bring some of his stock uI to work on the cut off grade.
 Mrs. Mary Brown has gone to Phe nix for brief visit.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals May q Geo B Upton and wife, Wickenburg Donald Nicholson, Claiton, Iowa; Jas OConnel, M NJ Hoole, San Francisco E D Treadwell and wife, Jerome; J R Boyer and wife. F 4 Biffer, Cherry: J W Thurber, Ash Fork; NJ Fried man, Kansas City; Dave Stewart, J H 1 Donelin, Jerome.
 We get trade through our low prices and hold it through the merit of cur goods. Ed Block, Cash Clothier. If
 F.A. Davis returned today from a trip to the Clifford mines, accompany ing party there last Sunday. He says he expects to commence prepara- tions tomorrow for the boxing and shipment of about six or eight tons of ore. to the Buffalo exposition. -' There will be a. called meeting of the O. K Hose company tonight to dis uss important business. All mem bers please be present. - r-'
 Miss Josephine, De Kuhn, pce- possessing young lady of Cherry Creek, has joined her mother in this city, and will make Prescott her future home. ...-
 T. W-,Otis left on this mornings train for Santa Ana, California, for a visit with his daughter. Major J. M. Watts returned this morning from his visit to Phenix.
 
 Mrs. A. E. Taylor and child arrived last night from Houston, Texas. and Grandpa Hale is correspondingly hap py. He says the baby is the finest one in the land
 Miss Mary Ford left last night for Washington, D. C., where her parents reside. Quite a number of her friends went down to the train to bid her goodbye.
 John Hartin has returned from a visit to Kansas, where he has real es- tate interests of considerable impor- tance. . --............ .-- H.
 It's the way they do things at Cor onado Tent City that makes it so pop ular. Iced drinking water on the streets and sinks for washing dishes at every tent. No wonder it's healthy there.
 Dr. Eugenia J. Reinhart. of Den yer stopped over yesterday en route from California to her home, for a visit with Mrs. c. A. Block and Miss Block. .-- ., ,-..4,
 Senator Ives has decided to locate in Tucson. It is said that he is am bilious to succeed Mark Smith in Con gress. and evidently thinks Tucson a lucky place to live.
 An oil company was organized in Prescott last evening. The members of the company have located about 2400 acres of land near Tempe. All except two or three are Prescott men.
 Mrs. Richard Dekuhn has taken lease on the Johnson House and has assumed charge of the same. The place has been remodele1 and thor oughIy overhauled. and now presents a nice appearance. She solicits a share of the public patronage and those desiring comfortable and well kept rooms can be accommodated. The dining rooms of this house are not as yet open, and any one desiring to rent the same will apply on the premises.
 In the report of the presidential visit to Congress the JoUTnal-Miner made an error in regard to the pulling of the train. The $. P. company did not refuse to turn the train over to the S. F. P. x P. company without the formers engine attached, but the s. P. engine being specially fitted up to furnish steam heat to the train, it was found advisable to run it through to Congress. The train was run as a double header, the $. F. P. X P. en- zine with Harry Elliott in charge hH- ing coupled on ahead of the $. P. en- zine and another engine running in advance as pilot.