Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-30

AlNer. placer mllrr. formerly on ! Lynx creek. Mir. Hayrin says that
 Aver, who was his neighbor, was
 veteran of the civil war and received a pension frOm the United States.
 About two years and four months ago he came 10 Prescott to receive i bis pension. leaving pension papers land other documents in Havrin's possession, and since which time
 nothing has been heard of him. Hay ! -in says he has as completely dis appeared as though swallowed ] up by the earth. The papers are still in Hayrin's possession and
 he has them cashed on Lynx creek and does not know what to do with 4 them.
 \ state aa capital social will be given by P,ri.y Lodge No. 3, D of
 H., Yue- :r ening. at K. of P. hall. l EAplaaa.a-f Cards bearing the
 name oi ea-. ate will be furnished
 the uaaileua for the small sum of D cents edv.. ards bearing the name of the cayita. 0f each state will be
 furni- a- the ladies at the same
 price: so c.-.- per couple. Prizes l will bea.a- -.I to gentlemen only. ] The Ee. an wlfe. finds his capital
 first -s.~ first prize; the gentleman
 who nuds his capital second gets second prize; and the gentleman who
 finds his capital third will get the bOobv prize. Much amusement will
 be afforded. The geographical ability of the gentlemen present will be severely tested. Whist, Ganclng and refreshments free.
 The Arizona Laundry company is now figuring on putting in an up-to- 1 date plant. similar to the plant they own in Plenix. in Prescott. The amount of laundry sent down from . Prescott to ihe Arizona laundry Is sufficient inlucem-nt for the stock 1 holders tO embark in this new enjer- prise in he northern city. Ar. w. ] K. slauli, the vice president of the 1 Arizona Laundry company, recently made a trip t0 Prescott and looked over the situation there H. Was sO well pl a~ed with the outlook that he made partial arrangements for the erection of building, and as soon as ! Air. J. J. kylberg returns from his vacation the necessary machinery will be contracted fer. It is hoped to have the plant in operation by 0ctO l Der 7 The Arizona laundry has won the good wi.l and patronage of the people of Phenix, and they hope for the continued patronage and good will of the people of Prescott.-Re- publican. From Tuesdays Daily.
 E. J. Babbitt is in town from Flag staff.
 1 c. c. stukey is in town from Lynx creek. There was qui,e a hegira 10 Cali ioruia today. Mrs. $. Hil and children left to- day fer San Diego. Charles N Shannon nas returned from his trip to Jerome. Gua county socialists have placed a county tic6et iu the field.
 Dr. Kirchotfer of Ma~illon, Ohio, is in town on mining business.
 J.T. iinds of the Prescott R .altv ! company left today for Cherry creek 1 on mining business.
 Il. ? Anewalt Is in California on his annual vacation. He will remain i for several weeks yet
 }l~s. Fen <. Hildreth left on to- ! days train with her httle son for a 1 coupleof months visit in California. i
 MrS. C. 4. Dake left today for few months visit to San Dieg5 to 1 seek relief from an attack oi hay l fever.
 Mrs. Della Hill. who has been re- ! siding for some time with Gr. aud l ,irs. P. j. Farley left today for Flagstaff to visit friends
 It is a mD55 profound -s.ret for the time being, su do not breathe 1t t0 a soIl - D. D. DcDonald will be married tonight Particulars later.
 While ou. horseback riding yes terdav afternoon. E4i,h NewianG. al emp!oye of Hotel Burke, uas thrown from her horse ana quite painfully injured.
 Dr. W. G. Fralick iais ternoon admin stera l hls consumption treat menr to a number of patients. The treatmalt was given at the Sisters hospital.
 The notice published in yester- days issue asslng about JUsepl . Aver. has disclosed h. information that be died about two aud half or three years ago.
 A stranger hired a horse yester- day aj the Fashion stables. rode him i to Jerome Junction where ne sold him for Sl5, and then left on the north bound train.
 Sam Rose, the Ohmulgee, Indian Territory, banker, left thls moraing for bis home, taking his little child with him. Mrs Roses health con tInUes to improve.
 The parry of eastern capitalists who came here recently to visit the Senate Coll company's property, in which they are interested, le;. for the east on Sundays train.
 
 Aibera Wolf, a miner formerly Of MoCabe but who had been in Can auea for some time, returning here a few days ago was taken into GUS tody on a complaint alleging insan- fly. lie seems to imagine tha, some Cue k about to xiii him.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charief i. Akars left today for California for ,hrir vaca- 1 tioa. 5ir. AEars will remain only abJuj a month, when he viii return ' to look alter his mining iu.er .ss in l; fhis section. but Mr-. AkeIs wI.I le- main for couple or three months.