Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-22
THE LOCAL NEWS.
! ......CITY And COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily.

The McCabe mine has closed down
for few weeks while new machinery
is being installed.
Mrs. Hooker, who has been visiting
in Phenix for several days, returned
home this morning.
Captain Dollart, formerly of Chic
ago. but who has been in this section
for several months, left last night for
New Orleans.
Reese NJ. Ling will leave tonight
for B1sbee on professional business,
and incidentally to attend the session
of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
The Athletic club will give dance
April "a. This will be the first enter
tainment given by the club and they
propose to give good time to all who
patronize it.
Rev. ]. ID. Kingsburry, very prom
inent minister of Salt Lake City. ar
rived from the south this morning and
will occupy the pulpit at the Congre-
gational church tomorrow.
H. NJ. Ralston, one of the principal
owners in the Lion Gold Mining com
pany, left today for his home in Chic
ago after spending a few weeks at the
company's property near here.
Howell Jones, land commissioner
for the Santa Fe, left today for this
home in Topeka. Kansas, after bust
ness visit o.. several 5days in this sec
ton.
Walter Reese, the hustling real
estate dealer, went to Ash Fork today
TO consult with some capitalists who
passed through Ash Fork ON their
way to California.
J. L. Munds came down from his
large stock ranch last night in answer
to. the telegram that his father, W.
W. Munds, at Jerome, was mot .ex-
pected to live.
Miss Marie Cottrell, who has just
finished six months term of school !
at CorteZ, went out to Ash Creek dis |
trict today to finish three months
term of school in that district.
Mansfield & Nolan have just re-
ceived an electric carbonator which |
they are installing in their place of /
business to supply their soda foun
tain with carbonated water. 1t is an
up to date machine.
W. G. Norris, wife and daughter,
arrived from Montreal last evening
for few days visit with Mr.. Norris
brother, E. c. Norris. the we'll known
mining man. They will spend the
summer in California .after.a visit
here.
Geo. P. Harrington left for Crown
ed King today where he is engaged in
mining operations. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Rob
erts, who returned with him from
Tylorville, Illinois, and who formerly
resided in this section, Mr.. Roberts
being an engineer and his wife an eX-
pert stenographer and type writer.
The parties interested in the organ
ization of the Sand Stone Brick COM
pany held another meeting last night.
receiving reports of committees
All the information received is very
favorable to the enterprise. Definite
arrangements were concluded last
night for organization of the company
here and the erection of a plant for
the manufacture of brick. A large
amount of the stock has already been
subscribed and partial pledges made
for large amount in addition to
that already subscribed.
Fred Hawkins of Jerome and Miss ;
Elizabeth Weis were married in Pres
colt last evening by Probate Judge
Hicks. The bride arrived in this city
from San Francisco ia few days ago,
but is we'll known here having visited
in Prescott some time ago. Mr. Haw-
kins is a we'll known young man in
Jerome and host of friends wish the
happy couple much joy. They left
for their future ,homessa t the big cop
per camp today. ;
II. Blauvelt, superintendent of the
Cash, Monte Cristo and Catoctin ,
Mining companies, left this morning
for an extended visit east. He will
go to Chicago first where he will at
tend meeting of the stockholders of /.
the Cash mine. From there he will
go to Cincinnati ON business for the
other companies, and from there he I
will likely pay visit to the eastern {
money centers. Mr.. Blauvelt is one 1
of the genuine pioneer mining men of t
this section, this being his first visit i
east in twenty one years, during all !
of which years he has been actively a
engaged in developing the mineral re- {
sources of this territory. c
The printers ball given last evening
in Odd Fellows hall was complete 7
success. The attendance was all that |
could be desired, the music was ex- c
cellent, the floor was in prime condi- |
ton and the affair passed off very {
pleasantly rejecting great credit on |
the craft for their hospitality and !
their ability as entertainers. While a
the printers have given Mulligan O
stews, and have given picnics this
was really their first attempt at gen
uine social function. and they dem
onstrated that as hosts they are as
much at home as they are at the I
printers case. Liquid refreshments
only were served, consisting of cham
payne punch and lemonade, which Q
were served with liberal hand to all. I
The printers were voted princely en- II
tertainers by all present. The punch :
was furnished by Brow Belcher and y
Smith, and was fine brew.
From HOnday's Daily. o
Sig Simon is in town on his per o
iodical visit b
Charles Broan was in town today II
from the Victor mine. W
T. c. Archer went out to the Iron "a
King mine today u
Attend the Athletic clubs dance