Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-24

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 FRIDAYS DAILY.
 G. W. Hull was in town today fror Jerome.
 J. W. Nelson, mine owner o Huron is in town.
 Jacob Henkle came in from hi Rapid Transit mine, in the Bradshaw mountains, yesterday.
 The Phenix weather bureau report ed the maximum temperaturethere or Thursday at 112 and the minimum d S5.
 Mrs. T. D. Bennett, wife of Assist ant U. s. Attorney Bennett, add theil two children are in town. the guest: Of Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Morrison.
 Judge R. E. Sloan went to Flag staff this morning on court business District court in Prescott has accord ingly adjourned until Monday.
 Geo. B. Upton and B. o. Hatfield of the Gro Grande mine, near Wick enburg, came up on this mornings train.
 Thursday and today have been the warmest days of the season in Pres colt. The Journal-Miner's thermom- etor rose to 92 above zero.
 The trial of the case of J. w. Long vs. O. M. Nellis ct al was concluded yesterday afternoon and taken under advisement by the court.
 There was another little forest fire south of town yesterday. It had just succeeded in making enough smoke to reveal its presence, when along came a forest ranger and stamped it out.
 The case of Dennis Hickey ct al vs. Ghas. E. Nathhorst, on appeal from the justice court at JerOme, was tried in the district court yesterday and taken under advisement by the court.
 F. H. Baldwin has moved into his elegant new quarters in the Bashford block on Cortez street. The place is very handsomely fitted up for the good display and convenient handling of goods, and Mir. Baldwin will be able to carry larger stock than be- fore.
 If that geologist who says the earth is getting cooler each year and that the last man will freeze to death, should put in an appearance these days he would be mobbed. Present are that the last man will be roasted to death, geology to the contrary notwithstanding.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, July Is: A Berry, O J Winchell, Jerome; c Her ner, St Joseph, Mo; c F Coaghlair, Chicago; s Estabrooke, R W Worth Jerome; J w Thurber, Williams; John Welch, Walker; J H Wingfeld Dave Wingfeld, Verde; E E Lincoln, Jerome; Geo E Robinson, San Fran cisco; H B Norment, Richmond, Va; c W Rose, Honolulu; \ c Webster, Meath; J c McNeill, West Superior, Wis.
 As an evidence that there is somess thing doin' in the oil fields it is only necessary to state that the Santa Fe alone shipped out over its line 643 cars of oil during the month of June. The number would have been much higher, but one of the largest consum- ing concerns was tank-full before the close of the month, and as a result the shipments during the last week were light. The shipments over the s. F. for the month were heavy, but the exact number has not been given 0ut.e-Bakersfeld Ecbo.
 The will of the late Joshua Draper was proved and admitted to probate today in the probate court and letters were issued to Edward II. Draper, son of deceased. The estate, which consists of life insurance policies, Is bequeathed to his three sons, Stoddard S. Draper, of San Bernardino, California, Edward H. Draper of Prescott, and Clinton H. Draper of Skull valley.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, July r: H I Marchand, NJ NJ King, Mayer; E W Roger, Providence; John Stanley and wife; A NJ McDougall, l. A; G w Hull. E J Parkinson, Walter c Miller. Chas E Nathhorst, Jerome; G W Hazen, J H Hutchinson, l. A; D Hickey, Jerome; A J Hertz, San Diego; Albert Bever and family, Camp Mingus; O J Graham, Mayer.
 Every cottage at Iron Springs is oc- eupied and still there is a demand for more. Twenty-Five new cottages have been built this year. The reported scarcity of water is a mistake. The supply is more than ample and water from one spring only is being used. With the supply in the other spring there is water enough for more than touble the present population.
 SATURDAYS DAILY
 Dr. Walker of Phenix is in town.
 F. R. Hall, proprietor of the Wick snburg News is in town.
 A. E. Webb left for Flagstaff this 
 A. Grant, the well known contractor. eft for Los Angeles this morning.
 +. M. Gibbes, the Jerome lawyer, $ in town.
 Secretary l. T. Stoddard came up rom Phenix this morning.
 Nj. H. Ryan, the well known Turkey .reek miner, Is in town.
 Rolla Stewart left this morning for San Francisco.
 Hon. c. H. Akers came up from Phenix on this mornings train.
 \ valuable milk COW belonging 10 A. G. Oliver was run over and killed )y train a few days ago.
 That dark brown taste you smell in he Del Rio water is metallic, sort of pond taste.
 Mrs. Jeannette Levy and Mrs. D. Levy left this morning for Los Ange- es for two months outing,