Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LUSAL ANU | LNOUlNAL
 James Stone of Ash Fork, promi- nent in bovinian circles is Prescott visitar.
 Wanted-House cleaning, window washing, etc., by a competent man. Apply at Journal Miner.
 For Sale-A thoroughbred Brahma rooster and seven brown Leghorn hens for sale. Call at 1B5 s. McCor- mack. m26-6t
 A delegation of twenty-five Eagles arrived today from Phenix and are mingling with the Prescott birds to build nest in this city.
 Among the old-timers tosnuff from afar the breezes of Prescott prosper ity, is Charley Bagby, who arrived Saturday. He speaks of Prescott in an admiring manner, and may possi- ply locate here again.
 Joe J. Laventhal of San Francisco, of the firm of Laventhal Bros, "with his self-satisfed look," is calling on the trade today. Joe says any one could wear that Hook" if they had as fine an article as Silkwood whisky to sell,
 Father Quetu hopes to leave for San Francisco tomorrow and thence by sea voyage to Mexico in the hope of regaining impaired health. The Journal-M expresses heartfelt desire that he may return to Arizona soon to take up his noble work.
 A placer miner and a sheep herder. followed simultaneously or at interva S, is dangerous vocation, and something must be wrong with the individual so afflicted. This was so with a man living on Lynx creek who was lodged Tn Jail yesterday by Dep uty Sheriff Young and is of an un-
 balanced mind, He will be examined
 by the probate judge,
 Col. J. F. Wilson and E. E. Ellin- wood left for Phoenix Saturday even- ing, where the preliminary work for the fall campaign will be inaugurated, and the selecting of place for the convention. The first named gentle
 man has steam up and gloves on for fight for the nomination for dele gate. He will try to put Mark to sleep this time.
 The pyritic furnace at Val Verde was blown in this morning for pro tracted run. Our reporter states there is more ore in the smelter than at any time heretofore. This speaks well for the increasing ore produc
 tion of central Arizona, especially as
 during the past five days the price oi copper shows a tendency to rise, il being higher now than at any time
 during the past five months. A telegram received today from
 Judge Sanford from the Grand Can
 yon, states that the Prescott contin-
 gent of the Briganza excursion tC that point would return on Tuesday
 evening. The beauty, the immensity ' and sublimlty of the canyon were ' more than enjoyed by the visitors
 and the only justice they could dc , the scene in language was to tel others to go and do as they had done They could not give description oi
 the view in language.
 The Methodist Episcopal church was crowded to the doors last night
 on the accession of the annual me morial service of the Barrett Post, G A. R. The church was beautifully
 decorated by the ladies of thew. R. c
 Solos by Mrs. Ward Miss A. Block anC a quartette by members of the choil
 were all well rendered. The sermon was by the pastor of the church, Rev ,, Harcourt W. Peck, who chose for his ! text, "What Mean Ye by These Sto ries!"
 The members of the Briganza Min ing company arrived from the Henri etta mine on Saturday and that even
 ing at 10 o'clock left for the Grand
 Canyon, intending to remain at tha 5 point for two days. They were ac companied by several Prescott peo : pie. They expressed themselves al
 satisfied over what they are interested f in in mining, were delighted witt Prescott and the acquaintances made f and speak enthusiastically of ths , country. TLey return to Chicago
 with carload of samples of ore SC
 lected from the many mines visited The following will be read witt pleasure by many of the brides Pres
 colt friends. The event took place al ? Clifton: Harry Kidder, who is head clerk in the shoe department of tn,
 A. c. store, wished to give his friends
 a surprise. On Saturday evening, or l the strength of the dance, he escaped . the curiosity of his friends and hieC 3 himself to the home of Miss Bertha : Hart. Having previously arranged . with Mr. Peters and Miss Frink, they 9 all met at the Davis house in North
 Clifton, where MT. Kidder and Mis-: Hart were united in marriage by Rev Love, MT. Peters and Miss Frink be ing witnesses. After the ceremony
 refreshments were served by Mrs r Love and Miss Frink. The affail :, was kept strictly secret until Wednes
 day."-Copper Era.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 Leave your Decoration Day flower orders early at Wooster's, and avoid . the rush.
 . Pete Boscha of Congress is at his
 old tricks again. He captured Cor : dova, the slayer of Bias Gullion al Buckeye, few days ago. Bosct