Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14

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 building in McCabe which they will use as meat market and cold stor- age room.
 James Shirley arrived on last nights train and is circulating among his old friends in Prescott, which are legion. MT. Shirley is now a perma- hent resident of New York.
 Ira Sanders, an employee of the S. F., P. < P. railroad was run over on 1 Saturday at P. S E. Junction while making a flying switch and had his leg cut of six inches below the knee.
 s. E. Bretherton, superintendent of the Val Verde shelter, is expected to return this evening from his trip to Denver and the Val Verde smelter will be started up again. in few days.
 A. the dance given by the Miners Union at Groom Greek Saturday night, Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand" coffee was served exclusively, and added much to the entertain ment.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Fairbank have returned from the east, where they were called by the sickness of MT. Fairbanks father The latter was greatly improved in health when they left.
 W. W. Vanderbilt came in last evening from New York where he has been residing for the past two years. He is receiving most cordial recep- tion and welcome from his numerous friends in this section,
 Ed. B. Webster, representing the Nj. J. Keller Go. of Oakland, Cal, will make his summer visit to Prescott during the week of May 24th to 30th. Prescott patrons pleasepostpone plac- ing orders until that time.
 i H. A. Suttle, Reason, H.; A. J. Harty, Wyoming, H., and Dr. w. R. Owen, Sublette, H., formed a small party which arrived here on Friday evening for the purpose of in vestigating our mineral resources.
 Governor F. A. Tritle took party out today to christen, his new town site, located south of the military re- servation. The name given to it is Crook City. The site of the pro posed suburban city to Prescott is the old Dwyer ranch.
 The Journal-Miner is in receipt of an invitation to the graduating exer- cises at Mills seminary, Wednesday afternoon, May 2l. The college class consists of six sweet girl graduates, one of them being Miss Emma Ida Butcher of Prescott.
 Among the members of the Nc Cabe Extension company excursion party was Harold Cheverton, who spent several monts in Prescott q few years ago and who will be remem- bered by many people. MT. Chever- ton is at present connected with large banking institution in Chicago.
 The Los Angeles Times last week issued magnificent special edition devoted to the biennial convention of Women's clubs It was illustrated profusely with pictures of prominent club women, among the Arizona con tingent being a fine picture of Mrs. F. A. Tritle, president of the Prescott Monday club and delegate to the con vention.
 The suit of A. Hallenborg vs. the Cobre Grand Mining company came up before Judge R. E. Sloan today at 10 o'clock and continuance was had until o'clock. There is quite an ar ray of legal talent in the case, Mir. Hallenborg being represented by At torney Cruikshank of New York and and Judge Hawkins, and the Cobre Grande company by Herndon & Nor ris of Prescott, L. H. Chalmers and J. NJ. Jamison of Pheuix and Norton Chase of New York and Judge w. H. Barnes of Tucson.
 The 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Egge died on Saturday at McCabe of scarlet fever. The re- mains were brought to town yester- day and buried in the Masonic ceme- tery. The death caused a general feeling of sadness in the McCabs camp as the boy was unusually bright for one of his years and was universal favorite with all who knew him. He was grandson of J. H. Farrell superintendent of the Me Cabe Extension Mining and Milling company and was idolized by him and Mrs. Farrell as well as by Mir. and Mrs. Egge. He was the only son of the latter
 Dr. F. L. Shoenle, newspaper man of Cincinnatti, arrived in Pres colt on Friday and accompanied the Cincinnati excursion to McCabe. Dr. Shoenle came via New Orleans and joined the party here. He is stock holder in the Gopher mine and this was his first opportunity of visiting the property. He comes here for the benefit of his health, but, incidental ly, will do considerable newspaper work wkich will be of a character which will be of great benefit to the territory. Dr. Shueule k nephew of Mrs. \. !. kduiz and will ake his headquarters with the family, at Whipple, although a portion of his time will be spent at McCabe and he will also visit other mines in this sec tion. It is his first visit to Arizona and ms first impressions of the terri tory are extremely favorable. He is a very genial and woll-iuformed gen tleman and the Journal-Miner is pleased to exteni d cordial welcome to him, and believes that by the time be thinks he aas sufficiently reg med , his health to return east he will de ! eide to remain here permanently.