Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-06-04
Local and Personal.
From WednesdaY's Daily.

Ed Lowry or the Henrletta mlne | was viewing Prescott's skyscrapers today.
 Auction sale tomarrow at 1 ! o'clock, i5I \. Cortez street, near postoffice. It
 Prof. c. P. Pannen will furnish the music for the dance at Dougherty's hall tomorrow, Thursday, night.
 Mrs. F. R. Stewart left on yester- days train for her home in Ohio, where she will remain for several months. Mir. and Mrs. Friedman will auo social dance tomorrow, T ltS night at Dougherty's hall. | S.S,tf,Si oos.,tSi invitation is extended |, an -'ond ,l,,1 people to attend. s00O cola ton,orrow % attend the auction Corte1 sire the 29th, at ll5 North sale haoi 4, near postohice. The esrIv .ds at l o'clock sharp. Come
 >ad get the bargains. It 4he Cobre Grande case brought a 1sw millionaires into Prescott. Some Of the gentlemen engaged in friendly little poker game at the Burke hotel and S2.500 changed owners on a single hand very often.- Prospector.
 With the warm weather comes sthe animated office hunter. The hills are full of these prospectors developing new claims and sinking friendly shafts. The convention will do some crosscutting. Tie only element at work is the demoe,a'ic promoter.
 Grant Carter Ct Kirkland is an ar rival in town today frcm that point. He speaks well of the progress of that section and states that 1t is be coming well known as commercial and mining center, and m addition, several residences are in course of erection.
 c. A. Randall. who for so many years has been resident of Big Bug, has severed his relations there and is now associated with railroad work. He will be connected with the exten sion work of the s. F., P & P. from Phoenix to Benson, and will soon leave for southern Arizona to com mence work.
 The cottonwood trees on the plaza, Of the male persuasion, are ID state of eruption, and are coughing up great quantities of fine cotton flores, to the discomfort of all who finger around. The female tree, as usual, is quiet and serene. The former should be made to behave themselves, and the only way to cure them IS to cut them down and substitute some other species.
 The telephone line today had reached the |. s. mine in Copper Basin. and in few days connection would be made with all mines in that section. By Saturday Kirkland sta tion will be reached, when the vari ous enterprises of that section will for the first time be permitted to com municate with Prescott, and have their wants attended 10 readily and more satisfactorily than under the old systems.
 Last night at the opera house ''Other Peoples Money was pre- sented by Hennessy Leroyle and his very competent company. To say that Mir. Leroyle is funny does not express it. Miss Gertrude Nor man as Hopper's wife was simply fine. The audience was almost con vulsed with laughter during the en- tire evening. The costumes worn last evening by the ladies in the play were the richest and most artistic that we have seen in Prescott in many a day.
 The Santa Fe Pacific has a former official of the geological survey at work in the Bill Williams country, near the Colorado river, who is doing some survey work for that company in d railroad sense. The surveyor is also said to be making an estimate of the cost Of building an immense reservoir on the Bill Williams fork and the amount of water that can be stored and land that cau be re claimed. Those familiar with that country say that the greatest dam in the world can be secured, while in area thousands Of as fine land on the earth can be reclaimed though the agency of t''.s '-tfer system.
 F. \ E-..5.l--. cIsb:e. or the Frasco E tional Bau&. i:es y~icsuily cjded To remain in .-resco-; Tor d fcv days moro aJ !ea@'. a.e has started inc found3tion for d s5r;:csure CG Mob jiiii. which, ~aen completed. will not only be graceful addition to that desirable locality, bus ike wise will it have all Of the comforts and conVeniences that go with a per feet home. His son, John, has under construction also in the same local ity, a residence, which he will live in. and later-well, there is plenty of time ahead to elaborate on the move that urges this yo-:0g man to rush the work on that -I.rN.
 From Thursday's Day.
 Alfred Ruiz, ,romi.. .ut citizen of Apache courty, is visitie- Prescott on business.
 T.G. Norris, who has been quite sick for several days. is reported somewhat improved to4ay.
 The store of R. II. Burnister X Sons company will be closed tomor- row at 10 o'clock.
 M. c. Parmley of the Dividend Mining company arrived on last nights | aiu from California.
 Mrs. ?. l. Tritle returned today from visit of several weeks in Phenix with her son, Harry R. Tritle
 Mark Smith telegraphs from Paris Kentucky, where he is recuperating his health that hc is not a candidate for re election as delegate to con gress-
 Mrs. Walker. tine well known ladies hair dresser. has sold out her bushes; and left yesterday for the east. where she expects to remain for about s yer.
 Judge Sloan came in yesterday tc attend the session of the supreme court which convened here today The other judges will reach here thi; morning. Gazette.
 Ed Wingheld ol Camp Verde wa among the Prescott visitors O. yester