Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-02
{THE LOCAL NEWS...... B ......QTY AND COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily. .

D. J. Sullivan left for Chicago yes. terday.
 Walter Hill came up from PheniA this morning.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Dan Bacon, Aug. 2S. son.
 Mrs. Thompson commenced rebuild. ing her Goose Flat yesterday.
 Mrs. M. E. Morin left today fol San Francisco for a short visit.
 Mrs. H. B.Long and her son Robert returned last night from their visit to California.
 Judge c. P. Hicks returned last evening from spending his vacation in California.
 T. J. Norton counsel for the Sants Fe railroad arrived in Prescott last night from Los Angeles.
 Chas. H. Akers came up from PheniN this morning on brief business visit and will return this evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Rogers and the latter's son John returned last even ing from their visit to California.
 Thos. Bishop was a passenger this morning for San Francisco. He zoe, for few weeks vacation and rest.
 Chief Engineer W. s. Post of the Arizona Power company will leave tomorrow for visit to Los Angeles.
 Nip Blackford, who was injured recently in stage accident, has re- covered sufficiently to resume his work.
 T. c. Archer and E. H. Meek, re, turned yesterday from a visit to Eos sil creek examining a marble deposit there.
 Rev. Lewis Halsey left this morn ing for Phenix, after spending week in this city. He is delighted with Prescott.
 F. NJ. Buck left on this morning. $ train for Jerome where he will pay an official visit to the Masonic lodge of that place.
 John Norton a prominent stock man and prominent democratic politician of Maricopa county came up on this mornings train from Phenix.
 R. M. Dougherty, one of the pioneers of the Bradshaws, was a pas senger this morning for California on a business and pleasure trip.
 Mrs. Fine, the music teacher, is making preparations to give musical entertainment in the near future. She will be assisted by her pupils.
 w. l. Johnson has completed his grading contract for the Rigby Re- duction company at Mayer, and is noT looking for another job for his teams.
 Miss Swanson, of Michigan, al Miss Lee, of Wisconsin, two e. the new teachers of the Prescott pIblie schools, arrived on last nights train.
 E. A. Haggott, of the Blue Bell Mining company, left this morning for Philadelphia on business conn ectel with his extensive mining interests in this county.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Denny and Ir=. Geo. Cornell and son and daughter will leave on Tuesday for Bakersfield, California, where they will remain until spring. T. Nj. Sloan, ticket agent for the S. F. P. & P. at Phenix, came up this morning for short visit with his family who are spending few weeks in the Pine city.
 Dr. Thomson, surgeon U. s. A, who has recently been assigned to duty at Whipple moved out there to- day. Dr. Thomson has just returned from threesyears service in the Phil ippines.
 c. V. Broadway and Rev. Taft re- turned last night from a two weeks outing on Oak creek. Rev. Taft will fill his pulpit as usual at the Baptist church tomorrow morning and even ing.
 c. c. Hall, the we'll known com mercial salesman, of Albuquerque, is in town on his periodical visit. In addition to taking orders from our merchants he is talking up New Mex ices fair.
 J. c. Palmer, assistant engineer of the Arizona Power company, will leave tomorrow with corps of assist ants for Fossil creek where active work will soon be commenced in the construction of the plant of the above company. Mrs. Palmer will accom- pany her husband.
 Bert Alvord has been transferred from the Tombstone jail to the jail at Phenix. NIT. Alvord is charged with robbing a train. His partner, Will jam Stiles has been transferred from Tombstone to Tucson. The changes were made through fear of their friends liberating them in Tomb stone.
 Miss Marguerite Gale, daughter of Mrs. Dr. Thomson, of WhippIe. will sing a solo, entitled ''COme Unto Me- at the morning service at the Metho- dist church tomorrow. Miss Gale is an excellent musician and has studied under some of the finest masters At the evening service in the same church | Mrs. J. c. Remington will sing a solo. 1 Mrs. M. E. Morin left this morning | for San Francisco where she will visit | for couple of months with her pa rents. In the meantime Soda will l continue his terrible warfare on blue | rocks and supply his patrons with first | class soda water.
 Mrs. Iva E. Tut, and daughter will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles. | where the latter will resume her studies in school. After a business visit there Mrs. Tut will return to