Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11

the pines of West Prescott just back
 and above the Brinkmeyer residence
 and have erected tenting quarters
 thereon for the summer. They ex-
 pect to build a handsome house of
 ruble masonary in the fall, and have
 named their temporary dwellings
 Ramp Komfort." They have rented
 the dwelling formerly occupied by
 them, furnished, to MT. c. F. Riblet
 and family for the summer. The
 view of the city and surrounding
 country from ''Kamp Komfort" is the
 finest in the city, while the grove of
 pines in which it is situated make a
 very appropriate setting for the camp
 dwellings. The new driveway just
 built by MT. Murphy around the hills
 and up to the top of Observation
 Point comes down just in front of the
 Wooster property,
 w. w. Vanderbilt returned today
 from 6 trip to Southern Arizona and Northern Mexico, where he went on
 mining matters for New York parties.
 He says that he met at these points many former residents of Prescott, and in many instances they were prosperous. Among the fortunate ones to be considered wealthy was Ed Austin, who is now in the east to re- ceive the purchase price of mining sale, and that he with others would soon start a bank in Bisbee. A. J. Mason, who many years ago was a resident of Prescott and a shoemaker by trade, had amassed a snug little fortune and would soon leave with his wife for Oakland to reside. Frank Mcclure, formerly of Jerome. was at Douglas, and had wisely speculated in real estate, cleaning up with others over S50,000. Others had also done well in real estate and mining tran sections. NIT. Vandervilt states that from mining standpoint the border country is developing rapidly into a strong and inviting mining field and that many sales have and will take place. Rain he says is badly needed and to certain extent temporarily many big enterprises, both in mining anG other channels. From Fridays Daily.
 Mrs. Charles Broan is in town from their mining camp.
 Forest fires in the Huachuca noun tains are doing considerable damage.
 Owen T. Rouse is announced as a | for delegate from the ter ritory.
 pr. J. w. Flynn has moved into the old Marion residence in West | Prescott.
 Captain Burt Mossman of the Ari- zona rangers is a candidate for sheriff | of Coshise county.
 MT. and Mrs. T. G. Norris left to- day for California for the benefit of | the formers health.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morgan have moved into part of the house occupied by MT. and Mrs. c. F. Riblet.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Averyt's baby was born Memorial day instead of on the date published recently in the Jour- 
 The present term of court has de- velOped large number of murder cases. five indictments for this crime being returned.
 Aaron Fitzpatrick left yesterday for Port Townsend to accompany the re- mains of his brother to Los Angeles, where they will be inferred.
 F. c. Ripley, son of President E. P. Ripley of the Santa Fe road, was married recently in Chicago. MT Ripley resides in Los Angeles.
 Colonel Watterson has been invited to take inithe fair at Albuquerque this fall and get few pointers on bronco busting by an expert.-Democrat.
 The Misses Alice and Ray Kilpat- rick left today for Los Angeles, to which place Mrs. Fitzpatrick returned on receiving news of the death of her husband.
 Major Robert c. Vassar, of the party of White Horse Mining con- pany stockholders, who are on a visit to this county, is the founder of Vas sar college.
 The constructing quartermaster of Washington, D. C., mention of | whose contemplated visit to Whip | ole was recently made in the Jour arrived there yesterday.
 There is another terrible outbreak of Yaqui Indians in the fertile imag nations of the border newspaper cor The Mexican govern ment cannot find the scene of the alleged outbreak.
 Died-At Walker, Arizona, June ,. 1902, Milton Finan, native of New Mexico and respected law abiding citizen. Deceased will be buried . from Logan's undertaking parlors at Il d. m. today. Colorado papers copy.
 The grand jury yesterday exam ined six cases of alleged violation of | the four hundred yard limit law, but | failed to return a single indictment, the evidence introduced. it is claimed, not justiiying it.
 The Southern Pacific company is building a system of large oil tanks | along the line of its road for the pur- pose of using oil for fuel. A 55,000 | barrel tank is now in process of con at Gila Bend.
 I. J. Mackalip and Alex Miller of | Pasadena left for home today after a | weeks visit to this section looking 1 over their mining interests here. They are well pleased with this sec tion of the country and expressed | themselves well pleased with the min ing properties in which they are in terested.
 Notice has been given out that un til further notice tbe locomotive de- ! partment of the Santa Fe railroad i shops in San Barnardino will be 1 closed. This movement is simply a l lockout because of the failure to set tie the boilermakers' strike. The re- pair shops of the company at Need i les were closed down Saturday.
 4 forest fire in the direction of | Groom creek sent up large volume of smoke from behind the mountains | today. A few nervous people who l have been reading reports of volcano mistook the smoke at first |