Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-25

Yuma by VIM. Miles. The cane is one
of the most handsome specimens of
onyx cane that has ever been brought
to the city, the entire cane being made
of very delicate shade of sea green
onyx.
James c. Maxwell, who died in this
city Thursday night, was buried yes
terday afternoon from the family resi-
dence, the members of the q. A. r.
and Woodmen of the World having
charge of the services. The funeral
was one of the largest that has been
seen in this city for many years, which
was evidence of the high regard in
which be was held by the people of
Prescott.
A nubmer of ladies of Prescott who
are noted for their uperior baking
and cooking have consented to supply
the Woman's Exchange with the deli
cious products of their art in that
line. The Exchange will try to have
on hand for sale at all times home
baked goods to add substantially to
the attractiveness and toothsomeness
of the family tea or luncheon. Mrs.
Geo. Wooster will have the entire
management of the Exchange.
White Dawson and John II. Nichols
left this morning for their homes in
Chicago after having spent several
days in the Bradshaw mountains look
ing over the properties of the Tiger
Gold Mining and Castle Rock Mining
companies, in which they are interest
ed. They expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the country and
the properties.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ P Rogers, two
SONS and daughter, arrived here from
Springfield, Mo-, Saturday night and
will make this their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers are the father in
law and mother in law of Onie Tabor.
Mrs. Rogers was here last spring and
took Mr.. Tabor's little motberless SOD
home with her. The little boy is said
to be greatly improved since that
time.
A report was in circulation on the
street Thursday last that strike was
on at the mines of the Cedar Valley
Mining company. Miners engaged in
shaft work demanded four dollars per
day and the demand was not complied
with. The shaft is wet and the men
claim that four dollars is the going
wage for this class of work. 1t is
probable that the matter will be am
icably adjusted. -Mohave Miner.
A picture enlarger who has been
canvassing the town for several days
is reported to have received a good
thrashing Cd the streets Saturday
night. The canvasser had visited the
home of Joseph Engle, Jr., on Satur-
day, so Mrs. EngIe said, and insulted
her. She informed her husband when
he got home in the evening and after
supper they came down town together
in hopes that they might see him,
which they did much to the picture
mans sorrow Those who saw the scrap
say Mr.. Engle gave him all that was
coming to him for his insolence.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Thomas Sutton left this morning for
Jerome.
J. S. johnson, of Mayer, was a
Prescott visitor today.
Mrs. Mary Bowen left this morning
for Los Angeles with Harry Ling.
Mrs. j. B. Tomlinson came up on
this mornings train from the south.
District Attorney E. S. Clark left
on this mornings train for Flagstaff.
The public library commenced bus
mess today 1t started in with 1900
volumes.
]. B. Grand is in town from Catar-
act Canyon for a brief visit with his
family.
The Prescott Athletic club will give
a smoker on Wednesday evening of
this week.
The jury in the Ewing ease were
still out at four o'clock this afternoon
unable to agree.
Tickets for the Fisk Jubilee singers
are now on sale at the Brisley Drug
company's store.
Harry Van Allen, of Ash Fork, came
in on last nights train returning |
home this morning.
Track laying on the Phenix Il East |
ern railroad is progressing at the rate |
of one half mile per day.
DR.. A H. EasterIing of Athens.
Texas, arrived in Prescott this morn
ing with view of locating here.
Mr.. Hayden, the mine operator of |
Stanton, returned on Sunday night |
from a two months visit in Los An
geles.
Willis Grander, the leader of the |
Eagles band, has been very il for the
past four or five days, but was able to
be out of his bed this afternoon.
Miss Inez Morrison IFS expected
home this evening from her visit in
Albuquerque and Santa Fe, having
been absent for about two months.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will give a "Tour
Around the World at the parsonage
on Saturday afternoon and evening.
The territorial grand jury adjourned
this morning until December p,
when some more business will prob
ably be presented for its considera-
ton.
Hon. A. l.. Morrison left this morn
ing for his home in Santa Fe after a
couple of weeks visit with his sons
and their families in Prescott and in
attending United States
court.
A PheniY corresnondent saws that