Arizona republican., 1902-07-23
NEWS OF THE W N Q R T H
PRESCOTT

Prescott. Arizona, July 22--ISpeclal ! correspondence or The Republican.)- An asphalt sidewalk is being built in front of the shooting gallery on South Mcntezuma street. F. G. Smith and family of Phoenix are spending a few days in Prescott. Mrs Clara Wescott. who has been spending the past few months in Pres colt, left last night for her home at Congress.
 ! Captain Waller and Lieutenant Thompson of the Golden Gate Brigade | have arrived in Prescott and are hold ing regular meetings. The brown sandstone rocks for the front of the Sccpel building are being cut and other material is being put on the ground fer the construction of the building. The foundations are com pleted and work is now progressing on the first story.
 W. H. Pound came in from the Ban nie company mine near Walker yester- day. He reports that a very rich vein of ere was encountered at a depth Of 96 feet. MT. Pound says that there is great activity in mining on Lynx creek.
 P. Mohn & Co. will open undertaking parlors in the new Brinkerhoff building on North Montezuma street August l.
 F. A. Haggott, superintendent of the Blue Bell mine. was in Prescott on business yesterday.
 James Andrews and family have ar rived from Tempe and will make Pres cctt their home during the rest of the summer.
 Fred Ref has returned from three months sojourn in Europe.
 The lawns and flower beds Of the
 
 attractive. The grounds of the court house are gradually assuming a beauti- fui floral carpet and much credit is due the gardener for his successful growth Of the flowers, so many of which are now in full bloom.
 J. II. Mulrein will build handsome residence on the property he recently purchased for s450O on Cortez street.
 Ben Blanchard. the mining man ot Bill Williams Fork, is at present ir
 Prescott
 Mrs. Morgan left last night for visi in Los Angeles.
 The wedding of Miss Agnes Conlo1 and MT. Wilson took place al the Cath
 olic church at o'clock this morning ! The bride and groom will leave for {; trip to the Grand canyon to enjcy thei honeymoon.
 Mrs. Pete Kastner returned last nigh from Canada, where she spent the pas few months visiting relatives an, | friends.
 The Evoman's Christian Temperanc :, Union will give a reception in honor O
 Mrs. l. F. La Chance this afternoon > from 3 to o'clock. The affair take 1t place at the residence of Mrs. J. L :. Munds.
 @F n
 Prescott are preparing to attend tn
 territorial normal at Tempe this fall.
 NIr. and Mrs. H. M. Grain of Jerom $ are in town. Mrs. Grain and sor O Fredie Boyd, expect to leave Thursda Is for a trip to San Francisco. Y James Conlon Of Jerome has arrive l. in Prescott to attend the wedding of hi IF sister which occurs today 1T Considerable rain fell yesterday al the districts surrounding Prescott = though Prescott itself seems to hay ;b been sighted. Heavy clouds. howeve 1t are theatening to give her all she want
 before long.
 E. F. Roberts and family. formerl es of Jerome, have gone to Poland. whel
 MT. Roberts contenplates going int
 business.
 D. T. Schetter and J. E. King wei oa the victims of a robbery at the railros ,d carpenter house Sunday night. UpC :, their return to the room at 10:30 Sul ,e day evening the discovery was mao n that their room had been entered aT 10 that they had been robbed. The polic
 were at once notified but as yet no or
 has been apprehended. AIr. Schett on lost Q $50 diamond ring, a s5S dress su nd and six-shooter. Mr. King lost a
 set of drawing instruments, s
 watch. q pair of shoes and a si & shooter. CHAS. A. STAUFFEl