Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-17
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 Leopold Walloth is up from Yal nell.
 H. Blauvelt, of the Cash mine, is il town.
 Attorney E. J. Parkinson, of Je rome Is in town.
 NC. Shekels left on today's trail for Los Angeles.
 Charley Herndon went to Flagstaf this morning.
 Floyd Gibbons has resigned as dep uty county recorder.
 E. D. Treadwell is in town iron Big Bug where he is engaged in min ing.
 The funeral of the late JohI Burkes took place today from Logan, undertaking parlors.
 Coles A. Bashford camein from Lo, Angeles a few days since to look after his business interests in this section Seventeen car loads of cattle were shipped yesterday from Del Rio tC Pkenix
 Governor \. O. Murphy left last night for Phenix to attend some i'm. portant public business.
 The north bound train arrived to- day on schedule time under the new time card at 1923.
 Frank Lecklider was in town to- day from Providence where he is en- gagged in merchandising.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Gage and Mrs H. Kinsley and daughter will leave for Pasadena tomorrow morning.
 J. L. Davis left on this mornings train for Flagstaff on brief business trip.
 Sheriff Munds left few days ago with Tamborino, Daniels, Tanaka and Whatnamaquame for the penitentiary. M G. Burns of Mohave county has returned to Prescott with a view of locating. He formerly resided in this county and was engaged in mining. The Journal Miners thermometer a very modest one. has registered g degrees as the highest tempera- ture for the season.
 G. P. Harrington, wife and grand son, came in last evening from Crown ed King. Mrs. Harrington will re- main in Prescott until next spring.
 Mulford Winsor and seven other parties have filed locations on 5,S60 acres of oil lands in the western part of Maricopa county near Texas hill. A good shower accompanied by thunder and lightning visited this section last evening, Heavy rams are also reported in the surrounding country.
 Carpenters are putting the finish ing touches on F. H. Baldwin's new store, in the Bashford block. It will be one of the up-to-date stores of Prescott when completed.
 A local oil company for develop ment of the Lonesome valley section is assuming tangible shape and an incorporation will be effected in a few days.
 United States Minister E. H. Con- ger left this morning for his post at Peking, China. He will remain a day in Los Angeles, one day in Fresno and two or three days in San Francisco before sailing.
 Samuel Smith, an old resident of this county died at his home on the Lower Agua Fria on July 9. He was 79 years of years of age having been born in Indiana in 1922. Twenty five years of his life were spent in Va vapai county and no more highly res pected lived in the county than he.
 The Tucson Post has made its appearance the initial number oi which has appeared at this office. Ii is edited by Geo H. Smalley, one Oi the best newspaper writers in the ter ritory. Associated with him in tho enterprise is J. F. Smalley. The pa per is republican in politics and be ing the only republican paper in Tue son its success Is assured.
 J. C. Brown. formerly manager o the Saginaw Lumber company O Williams, but who resigned the posi- ton to engage in the oil business, i interested in a well near Los An geles in which oil was struck only | few days since and which produce: POO barrels per day.
 c. E. Snider. secretary of the Cir cumstance Gold and Copper Com pany, has opened an office in tn Bank building. The company ha recently purchased some develope, mining property in the vicinity of tn Henrietta mine.
 J. NJ. Dameron, at one time prom nent member of the Phenix bar, die yesterday at the insane asylum c paresis. He has been in i'll healt for about three years. He came { Phenix from California where h served as amember of the legislatur,
 H. W. McKean. chief train dit patcher of the $. F. P. & F. railroa left this morningfo for Los Angeles for brief vacation. Mr. Mckean is one |, the best train dispatchers in th southwest, and a genial gentleman 3 well.
 W. C. Potts. wife and daughter a rived here yesterday from Jamestow California, where Mr. Potts Is s perintendent of T. $. Bullock's Sierl railway. for a visit to relatives. It NIT. Potts first visit here for sever years.
 Married, in Prescott. July 6t 1901, in parlors of the Meador Hot by Probate Judge C.P. Hicks, La renee Edward Lanning to Miss Emi Le Cyr, both prominent residents Phenix. Miss Robie W. Mead acted as maid to the bride and W liam O. Harrell acted as best man the groom. The happy couple l' for Phenix, their future home, on t S:30 train.
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