Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-04-22

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ladies of the club worked zealousl,
for the success of the entertainment
much credit is due to Mrs. ID. NJ. f
Weeks who had the executive manage
ment of it. She met with several OBJ
stacles and discouragements durins
the early period of its history
enough to have caused some to hav,
given it up but she only redoubleC
her efforts and several members of tn,
club rallied more closely to her sup
port and it was carried through t.
success.
From Thursdays Daily.
DR.. F. A. Sweet dieu in Bisbee yes
terday.
Mrs. j. B. Hooker is in Pehnix Wis.
iting friends.
Jacob Henl.le is in town circulating
among his friends.
Judge J. J. Hawkins left this morn
ing for professional visit to Jerome.
Miss Maud Norris left this morning
for Los Angeles to resume her school
studies again.
Mrs. E. W. Wells and her daughter,
Mrs. Harry. Heep, came up from Phe-
nix this morning.
j. G. Mcbride, former we'll known
resident of Jerome. died recently at
Hobart, Oklahoma.
Governor Brodie has offered a re-
ward of $500 for the apprehension of
Murderer Mckinney.
Mrs. Ritter came up on this morn
ing's train for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Dougherty.
William Pierce, an old time resi-
dent of Walnut Grove died there re-
Gently. aged 90 years. He was native
of Tennessee.
While examining a mine in Next
co, W. E. Deity slipped and fell down
sixteen foot Wine receiving very
painful injuries.
4. +. Robinson of Knoxville, Hi
nois, is in town on mining business.
being interested in the Lllizcna and
Burlington Mining companies proper
ties.
Al Marsh. who has been confined to
his room for over three weeks with a
terrible attack of rheumatism, was
able to be down town again yester-
day, but he walked like he was afraid
he was going to break through the
side walk.
The work of numerating the city for
new directory is going on, the first
section of the city to be covered will
be the southeast portion beginning at
the Bank of Arizona and running
east on Gurley street and south on
Cortez street.
F. c. Willard, assistant superin-
tendent of the Sunset Telephone COM
pany is in town arranging for the
change of agents of the company, in
Prescott. Mr.. Shelton, the present
agent of the company here, has been
transferred to Jerome
Governor and Mrs. A. o. Brodie
with their son Alex passed through
Prescott this morning en- route to the
Grand Canyon. Governor Brodie is
going there to arrange for saddle
horses for a party when President
Roosevelt visits the Canyon.
\ meeting of the parties interested
in the Sand Brick company was held
( last evening at the offices of HerndoI
IL Norris and the committee appoint
ed previously to investigate and re,
port on the merits of the enterprise
! submitted its report. A brick made
from Prescott sand was also exhibited
and pronounced perfect.
Tom Morrison. one of Yavapai's rep
resentatives in the last legislature, i:
still in Phenix and suffering consider
ably from an attack of la grippe which
he received during the last days SEES
sion. Though he is able to be out h'
does not like to face the higher alti
tude and sulphur fumes till he gets ;
little better. Republican.
The S. f. p. and P. will run /;
through sleeper from PheniX to Chi
cago leaving Phenix Saturday, Apri
IS. and passing through Prescott thu
same day. The road has had such
demand from people who have beer
spending the winter in the valley anC
who are now ready to return east
that they have decided to 1--WE thei
patrons the benefit of a through
sleeper.
The entertainment given in tn
opera house last evening was fairl
. well attended. 1t was tor the benefi
of the free reading room, in which al
our people are interested. The di
rectors of the library are PARTICULAR
deserving of credit for the interes
they have taken in the matter an
working up the entertainment to
successful end. f. f. Burroughs. VIII
gave the entertainment. is a goo
reader and elocutionist.
a 4. p. Maginnis, tax commissions
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