Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-10
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
THE
......CITY And COUNTY
Erom Wednesday's Daily

AADAu / UAdutA
Geo P Trysinger, of Tucson, is Wis
iting in this city.
Joe Stephens and family left this
morning for Los Angeles.
Wales Arnold left for his home at
Camp Verde this afternoon.
I Frank Blandy left for his home in
Los Angeles this morning.
Major c. c. waIcutt returned this
morning from visit to Pbenix
NJ. a. Palmer and \. C. Riggs came
mp from Congress this morning.
F. NJ. Murphy is expected home to
morrow from his visit to San Fran
cisco.
Geo. ii Cook will leave tomorrow
morning for San Francisco on bust
ness trip.
john Smiths slaughter house be
yond Whipple was destroyed by fire
on Monday evening.
Gov. R. c. Powers came in from
Los Angeles last evening for a short
business visit in this city.
The west bound train on the Santa
Fe passed through Ash Fork yester-
day thirty six hours late.
Geo Tisdale, superintendent of
bridges of the S. F. P. and P. railroad
came up from the south this morning.
J. j. Fisher returned last evening
from Canyon Diablo where he has
been doing some surveying for min
ing company.
Mrs. Jessie Stuart. sister of Mrs.
". s Norviel. arrived ON last night
train from Los Angeles. and viii re-
main here for some time.
DIR. r. J. Roper and Frank Foster
have completed their new residences
in Otis addition and have moved into
them with their families.
EIks lodge meets only on the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month
during the months of May, June.
July, August and September
J. T. Rice Is in from Poland today.
Rose NcCartin and Olga Johnston
came up from Phenix this morning
and are guests at the Hotel Congress.
Thoz. King and his nephew. Thos.
King. jr.. are in from the Big Chino
cattle ranch. They report the range
in fine shape and stock ia the best of
condition.
Frank Stephens. youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs J. @ Stephens. who has
been visiting here for some time left
this morning for his home in Los An
geles.
a special train of twenty one cars.
loaded with cattle passed through
Prescott this morning. en- route from
Holbrook to Phenix. 1t took three
engines to pull the train to Iron
Springs summit
The pump of the Iron King property
has been installed in the Aqua Fria
river and it viii be only a question of
a very short time until all connections
Will be made aud the pump started
up
o. c. Beck. who has been in the
empoy of the Prescott National bank
for several months left this morning
for his home in Los Angeles. After
a visit there of a couple of months he
Will go east to enter a law school.
J B. Metzgar. brother of DIR. F. NJ.
Metzgar. arrived in Prescott fo1
short visit last evening. He had been
to California on business and stopped
off for a days visit with his brother
before returning to his home in Mo
line, ILL.,
Misses Margaret and Agnes Graham,
of Chicago. passed through Prescott
this morning en- route home from
Phenix. They were met at the depot
by Mrs r. Z. Morrison and her
daughter Miss Inez, who are old ac-
quaintances and had about a fifteen
minutes visit with them
On account of the absence of the
mayor the city council did not hold
its regular meeting Monday night but
adjourned till yesterday afternoon.
when it met and waded through the
monthly bills for an hour or two and
adjourned till last evening when an
other meeting was held to finish up
the work of the month.
General Thomas Ewing, one of the
best known mining men in the south
west. arrived in Prescott last evening
for a brief visit He Is accompanied
by Il. G. James. formerly connected
with the Los Angeles Herald and H.
K. Wheeler a mining engineer.
WI 0- 1rO- " UOSAtl met Win d Vel
painful accident this afternoon and
one which will confine her to her
room for some time. She was leading
the family horse to water preparatory
to hitching him up for drive. when
he became playful and ran over her.
spraining one of her ankles. 1t was
at first thought that the ankle bones
We're broken.
The Wellington proprietors not
TO be behind their neighbors are put
ing in an asplaltum crossing on the
street from the curb in front of their
place of business to the curb on the
plaza Mayor Burke has under consid-
Grafton also the construction of a
crossing for the street in front of his
place If a few more enterprising
west siders make similar improvements
4 the street viii be paved. the length of
the block
Peter Greenland, employed on the
bridge force on the s. F. ?. and P
railroad. fell from "A staging near
Mesa a couple of days since and broke
some of his ribs. He was brought up
ON this mornings train. and viii be
laid up for some time His wife.
who started on yesterdays train for
Los Angeles, was called back by at
telegram from Ash Fork to nurse him.