Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-30
THE LOCAL NEWS...... S ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Miss SharIot Hall is the guest of Mrs. J. L. Munds.
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg of Phenix, was visitor in Prescott yesterday, W. c. Bashford returned last night from trip of several weeks in Cali fornia.
 Dr. Stroud of Pbenix, has been in Prescott for several days enjoying our climate.
 Miss Murphy, an employe in Gold waters store, has returned from a visit east, after an absence of six weeks.
 Lynx Creek and Big Bug were visited yesterday by rain storms: A landslide was reported on the Poland railroad.
 H. Olmstead returned on Monday from six weeks trip to California. He says he was sick all the time he was away.
 Dr. Wilfred G. Fralick. who was due here today, telegraphed that he was unable to come, but will be m Prescott Friday.
 Charles E. Arnold, who occupied the position of advertising manager of the Cincinnati Times Star for a number of years, is in Prescott.
 Iron Springs was visited yesterday with an unusually heavy storm. Hail fell until the ground was covered, giving it the appearance of snow.
 MT. Hope, of the BIB company, has been suffering lately with a carbuncle located at the base of the brain. He has been confined to his room with 1t. F. s. Breen, supervisor of the San Francisco Mountains and Black Mesa forest reserves, left Thursday for thirty-day visit to his home in Kankakee county, Illinois.-Sun.
 JIG. Harry, a painter and paper hanger of Silver City, New Mexico, was struck by lightning and killed instantly on Monday, while standing in the door of his place of business.
 Miss Donna Wilson, daughter of Col. J. F. Wilson, who has been studying at the New England Con- servatory of Music for the past two years, will play at the concert in Dake's opera house on Friday even ing.
 Horace B. Chance has been ap- pointed assistant superintendent of the Santa Fe telegraph system west of Albuquerque, embracing 1,6OO miles of wire. NIT. Chance succeeds the late MT. Andrew Smith in his new position.
 Yesterday was another red letter day for mining location notices in the recorders office. They came in groups, and for single claims. The highest number located by any single party was eight, two parties filing eight each. Another party filed notices for five claims.
 R.N. Fredericks has sold his North Granite street residence to D. D. Me Donald, who will take possession ot it about August l. NIT. Frederlcks and family will move into and occupy the former residence of F. M. Mur- phy during the time occupied for the building of his residence which Is now in progress.
 August number of 10 Story Book is out and contains the usual comple- ment of ten clever stories which the readers of this popular magazine have been led to expect. Opie Read heads the list with a characteristic story entitled "A Successful Liar. Edward W. Townsend. widely known for his "Chimmie Fadden" stories contributes bright sketch entitled "Where the Millions Come From"
 P. Mohn & Co.,, the new undertak ing firm, has an advertisement in thi' issue. The place of business is To cated just north of Brinkmeyer' hotel, and is fitted up in the very lat est style for such institutions. Jhel have also ordered one of the fines funeral cars that could be procured and propose to carry on the busines in an up to date manner in every par ticular.
 J. F. Hesse, who has been con nected with J. B. Girand. has beel appointed assistant U. $. enginee under Major Walcott, and Is engaged under the supervision of the latter Il making surveys for the new build ings to be erected at Whipple.
 The reception rendered Mrs. Inc gen La Chance by the ladies of tn W.C.T. U. yesterday, at the resi dence of Mrs. J. L. Munds was yer pleasant affair. The parlors of th Mund's residence were thronged wit ladies during the two hours of tn reception, among the number pIeser being several Phenix ladies frUi Iron Springs, where they are sojourr ing during the heated term. Coolin refreshments were served and nun Der of musical selections rendere and the time was very pleasant spent. Mrs. La Chance Is presldeI of the Territorial Women's Christia Temperance work and in the pa: year has organized a Sabbath schO in the suburbs of Phenix to whiC she gives much of her time.
 Don't forget the cantata "The Lac of Shalott," at Dake's opera house Friday night, July 25th. The chorl of twenty-two voices Is composed our best lady vocalists. The sOlois will be Mrs. Ward as leading voice, lady who is always heard with plea ure, Mrs. Long, a sweet sympathet singer, and Misses Crily and Clir two of Prescott's popular youl ladies of no small musical abilli The tro sung by Mrs. Ward, M Martin and Miss Block Is alone wor the price of admission. The chOr has been carefully drilled. and wi
 Mrs. Cline at the piano, Is certain
 be admirably supported. 1t will
 worth while for the audience to p
 strict attention 10 the piano score
 this cantata. for it is an exquis
 composition, and the skillful fing,
 of Mrs. Cline do it full justice.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 George N. Conard has purchat
 the O. K. corral and livery sta 
 from Jos. Dougherty.
 H. E. Armitage is in town 1T
 Castle Creek, where he is engaged