Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
From Wednesdays Daily.


 Born in Prescott, to MT. and Mrs. A. Averyt, May II, a son.
 Sam Foran, one of the old time miners of the Big Bug country, was in town today.
 The sewer in the alley north of the plaza became stopped up yesterday flooding the Lawler block.
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy left for the east today. They were ac- company by Mrs. H. Kinsley.
 Miss Louis Penney of the B.-B. Co. has returned from San Francisco, ac- companied by her sister, Miss Clara vPenney.
 QGartermaster General Pope and Inspector General Irons have been at Whipple for few days looking over affairs at that place.
 Sam Hubbard, jr., arrived in Pres colt last evening from Oakland He comes for the purpose of starting up work on his Queen mine.
 Judge J. H. Kibbey, Attorney Gen eral C.. F. Ainsworth, Judge A. c. Baker and Attorney Bennett of Phenix, are in town on legal busi- ness.
 Miss Genevieve de Ment has re- signed her position as stenographer for Judge J. J. Hawkins and will re- turn to her home in Chicago to re- main.
 Thursday evening at o'clock there will be Sunday school prayer meeting at the Congregational church. A large attendance is de- sired.
 Prof. F. s. Hafford, a former prin- cipal of the Prescott public schools, is in town for few days. Prof. Half | ford stands in the foremost rank as an educator.
 , Miss Mabel Norris has returned from Los Angeles, where she at tended the Casa de Rosa school for girls. Miss Helen Adams and Miss Helen BU.rmister will return in two weeks,
 Justice Goebel, brother of Arthur Goebel, the Kentucky politician who was assassinated, has been visiting Prescott for a few days. MT. Goebel | is an invalid and has been living in Phenix for number of years.
 The Southern Pacific has decided to take under its own management | all the eating houses and lunch r,laoa- ,f | more than 5000 miles in California, Oregon, Nevada. Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Louisiana, and to assume the direct supervision of the restaurants on the San Francisco trans-bay ferries between that place and Oakland and Alameda.-Benson Press.
 The Mariana Oil company of Gal lup has recently added to their hold ings several sections of land south west of Gallup adjoining the Manu- elito company. In addition the Mariana company has twelve thou sand acres northeast of Gallup, which is the most promising Of the Mckin- ley county oil fields. The company evidently has great faith in their holdings and in the probability of | finding oil in paying quantities. From Thursdays Daily.
 "A. Armitage and wife left last Sun day for California. S
 Fifteen soldiers arrived at Whip pie this mornings
 J. I. Roberts Is building d second story to his residence.
 MT. and Mrs. c. o. Ellis will leave tomorrow for Douglas.
 Bargan Friday, your opportunity, at Goldwater's tomorrow.
 Mrs. G. W. Higley has gone to 7 Los Angeles to spend the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. F. P. Ward have moved from West Prescott to the Methodist parsonage.
 Those who attend Bargain Friday at Goldwater's tomorrow will be re paid as we have some unusually good bargains on sale.
 Mrs. Harry Elliott and her daugh- ter, Miss Fannie Elliott, will leave in short tima for Los Angeles to spend the summer
 The cloci, in the recorders office was taken down yesterday for repairs. It is the first time sInce it was put up there in 1876 that it has been neces- sary to repair it.
 The contract for putting the sec ond story on the city jail has been awarded to the Arizona Building i company. the price being Si.S47.50, . and the work to commence at once.
 Word comes from Washington that | Governor Murphy is endeavoring to . have the senate committee on terri ! tories set a day fer haaring the omni- | bus statehood h.l al he hopes to succeed.
 J. E. HemmiclI. prominent citizen | of Springfield. Illinois, wlo has been out in the Bradshaw mountains for | several days, will leave tomorrow for !. his home in the above city. He has | become interested in mines in this | section.
 B. J. Hatmaker, who is the repre- sentative of Douglas. Lacy & Com l pany in Buffalo, has taken an option | on lot supposed oil land in the Will | Gamson valley section. and has incor- porated company and expects to commence boring for oil soon.
 With each appearance of the Cur tiss' company it grows in popularity . with our people and the house is well 1 filled at each entertainment. Few companies if any that has ever visited | Prescott could secure night after night such large and intelligent au- ! diences as has greeted this company . every night during the past week . Her Only Sin" was the play pro duced last evening, and its produc- ! duction was all that could bedesired. 1 S. M. Curtiss, as the villain oi the ! play, did some particularly good act i ing, as did also Marie Dale. as Fora |. Warden. the governess. But when it ! comes to particularize the individual members of the company which are deserving of mention. We wogld have l to go clear down the list from top to l bottom. The orchestra came in for !. it's rsllal aDDlaTES4a and Prof Fred !