Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-05-06
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W. G. Barney, of the Val MentC
Mining company, has returned from
trip into northern California, in tn,
interests of Douglas, Lacey & Co.
Mrs Giroux and children wer,
among the California excursionists to
day. She will place her children il
school before returning TO Prescott.
Friechild Neahr and Miss ]. Horel
gan, Spanish couple, we're married
by Probate Judge Hicks last evening
They are both residents of Prescott
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega
tional church will meet tomorrow
with Mrs. ]. W. Brown at the home Of
Mrs. w. W. Ross, South Mt. Vernon
avenue.
Mrs. E. DeSilva, wife of Master
Mechanic DeSilva, of the S. F. P.
and P, left for the coast today. She
was accompanied to Ash Fork by her
husband.
Supervisor Geo. Schuerman expects
to leave for a short business trip to
Los Angeles tomorrow. He will be
there in time to see Roosevelt and at
tend the Fiesta.
Mrs. Anthony A. Johns and Mrs.
Samuel l.. Pattee entertained large
number of their lady friends at the
beautiful home of the former on Grove
avenue this afternoon.
Miss Lulu Vickers, while horseback
riding this morning, lost control of
her, horse and the animal ran away
with her. 1t was not learned whether
she was injured or not.
A. S. Beldin and family, of Beau
mont, Texas, who have been visiting a
short time with the family of Coy
Carey, left today for Los Angeles,
where they go for Mrs. Beldln's health.
The board of supervisors have clean
ed up their routine business for the
May session and adjourned till June.
Supervisor Sinclair was not in attend
ance on account of the illness of his
wife at Phenix.
All members of o. *. Hose COM
pany No. 3, are requested to he pres
ent at the regular meeting of said
company on Wednesday evening, May
6, 1903. Businesssof importance and
refreshments on tap. Pat Farley,
foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Goddard left
for California this morning, where
they may decide to locate. They we're
accompanied by Harry Cotton. Mr..
Goddard has mining interests in this
county which will probably bring him
to this section quite often.
In Saturdays game of base ball be-
tween the tigers and the printers, the
tigers won by a score of 10 to 10.
This is not the first time that the
printers have gone up against the
tigers and with the same result,
though as a rule the score is more
''lop sided" by far than it was on Sat
urday.
W. S. Clark. an engineer at Val
Verde, spent Sunday with his wife in
Prescott before her departure for Cal
ifornia. She. left today for the coast
and will be gone several weeks. She
will bring her children, who are at
tending school at Pomona college,
home with her. She has three daugh-
tiers, Edith, Winnie and Maud, and
one son, Noble. They are all quite
accomplished musicians and have
quite AN orchestra of their own.
H. g. Hetf1eman is in Prescott to-
day and has purchased 40-horse
power boiler and hoist for the May
mine. near Mayer. A few days ago
water began coming into the shaft
pretty lively but couple of days ago
such a flow was encountered that it
ran the men out of the shaft and it
was necessary to close down until the
new machinery can be installed, which
will be about three or four weeks.
The special train which passed
through Prescott this afternoon for
the Grand Canyon, consisted of two
day coaches and two sleepers, all pack
ed to the steps. The crowd was in
creased by about thirty at Prescott
and a jollier crowd never passed over
the road. Nearly all the territorial
officials were among the excursionists
on their way to greet the nations |
chief executive, "Our Teddy" who
will spend the day at the canyon to-
morrow.
The Flagstaff Sun says: William |
Greene, colored, and Harry Ford, |
two hoboes, were put off the east |
bound passenger train at Angel Mon
udy anu Ihcy ulu hOb llhc buc lucd VI /
being left at that out of the way sta
ton, and in a spirit of revenge they
threw rocks at the train, breaking
several windows in the coaches. They
we're arrested and brought to Flagstaff
and taken before Justice Of the Peace
Quinlan, who after examination, held
them to appear before the next grand
jury. They were unable to give bail
and will be inmates of the county
Jail until next September.
The physicians who. attended the
late Ray Smith are somewhat puzzled
over the turn the case took. Their
patient was recovering nicely from
an attack of scarlet fever. the fever
having been broken and his appetite
was returning and the patient was get
ling along very satisfactory, when
peritonitis set in. This disease is
Dne which is serious even when il
fastens its grip on a strong person,
but coming as it did on the weakened
system of fever patient its victim
stood little show to successfully com
BAT it. The physicians state that
hey can find no case on record where
his disease has followed as compli-
,ation of scarlet fever.
One of the crying needs of the
,ity for some time has been the need
If cross walks to the plaza, so pedes-
'ians can reach the court house with