Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-02

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c. L. Hayden, the mine operator Of
Stanton, left today for the east on q
business trip. He expects to be Fab
sent couple of weeks.
United States Marshal McCord left
last night for Pbenix being called
there by a telegram announcing the
illness of his little grandchild.
]. F. Burns, claim agent of the Los
Angeles & Pacific railroad, left on
this mornings train for Los Angeles
after brief visit in Prescott.
]. G. Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Clark, formerly of Prescott, died
in Globe recently aged % years.
Death was caused by hemorrhage Of
the stomach.
Dan Flynn, nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Campbell, left this morning for
his home in Washington, after a
three months visit with relatives
here.
James Cashion came up this morn
ing from Phenix. He says the track
of the Phenix & Eastern railroad is
now laid to within seventeen miles of
Florence.
The remains of the late william
Leahy were shipped this morning to
his former home in the east for inter
ment. They we're accompanied to the
train by the Prescott lodge of Elks.
George Clark's young friends gave
him a surprise party last evening at
the home of his parents, on Cortez
street. There was jolly party of boys
and girls there and they had an excel
lent time.
Rev. =. H. Henry, of Flagstaff, was
excused this morning by Judge Sloan
from further service on the United
States trial jury and left for his home
in order to hold Thanksgiving ser
vices tomorrow.
f. c. Irvine. the we'll known aud
popular clothing man, returned last
night from a successful trip to the
Crowned King section of country. He
says that times are exceedingly pros
porous there at present.
F. j. Sarmiento, formerly auditor
of the S. F. P. & P. railroad, was
passenger on this mornings north
bound train en- route from Phenix to
his home at Detroit. Quite a num-
Der of his old friends among the rail
road force was at the depot to greet
him.
The jury in the Ewing case, after
having been out forty eight hours,
we're discharged this afternoon being
unable to agree, standing six to six.
The work of impaneling another jury
to try the case was Commenced imme-
diately upon the discharge of the for
mer jury.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late William Leahy, formerly a
prominent Elk of Valparaiso. In
diana, we're held at the Catholic
church at ten o'clock this morning.
Requiem mass was celebrated !by Rev. |
Donovan. The remains were escorted
to the church and depot by the local
lodge of EIks and forwarded to the
relatives of the deceased in Indiana. |
Mrs. Barker Northrop, a most
charming young lady. who has been
in Prescott for few months
or the benefit of her health, left this
for Los Angeles, to spend
with her husband who
s working in the interests OF frater-
lal society. Mrs. Northrop will re-
urn to Prescott after short visit in
los Angeles. She has made many
warm friends during her residence
lere who will be glad to know that
he expects to reside here for some
ime at least if not permanently.
The Journal Miner acknowledges re-
,eipt of the following invitation which
explains itself: Yourself and ladies
ire cordially invited to attend the
opening of the Territorial Industrial
School at Benson, Arizona, Monday
night, November 80, 1903. An Grafton
will be delivered at eight o'clock,
after which Governor Alexander o.
Brodie will hold public reception.
Music by Prof. Quinta's orchestra Of
Tucson. Refreshments will be served.
The invitation is signed by W. c.
Land, II. Gerwein, Steve Roemer.
Miss Corbett, in charge of the Mrs.
sewing department of the
Prescott public schools has already |
demonstrated her ability as a teacher
Of sewing. and that no mistake was
made when she was selected for the
position. The journal Miner has been
shown samples of the work done by
some of the pupils and it does not
need the eye of an expert to notice
hat it was simply remarkable, consid-
sring the short space of time this de-
Dartment has been open. The sewing
department will do a great amount of
good for the girls of the public
schools.
The Catholic church was Sthe scene
Of quiet little wedding this after
loon, the principals to which were
Harry Eckert and Miss Bertha Ben
nett. The ceremony was performed
1y Father Donovan in the presence of
members of the families and few
friends. The groom is
young miner Of Groom
,reek and the bride is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bennett, we'll
known residents of Groom creek. The
young couple are very popular on
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