Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-25

morning which caused his parents some fear that the bones of his nose had been fractured, but an eXamina- | tion by a physician relieved their fears, as he thought the nose had only been bruised and would soon be we'll again. The little fellow had been left moment in his go-cart while his mother called for the mail in the post office, and ill that brief time he climbed up on his feet and fell out over the back of the cart striking on | his face.
 F. P. Scott. brother of C. M Scott. clerk in the s. F. P. and r. railroad company's general offices, left for his home at Scottsburg, Indiana, today after visit of several weeks in this section. As souvenir of Arizona he took with him. by express, a little burro, which will be presented to his little son The express on the burro to Chicago alone was SIS. 50 so it will be pretty expensive present by the time he gets it home But Mir. Scott don't care for a little epXense when he considers the fun his little boy will have with the Arizona canary. He will be in luck if they don't call out the fire company the first time the above canary starts to sing.
 A telegram was received from Los Angeles this morning announcing the death in that city of Mrs. \. $. Clough. Deceased accompanied her husband to Los Angeles some time since to secure the removal of a tumor. and her death occurred from the effect of the operation. Mir. Clough telegraphs that he will return to Prescott with her body on Wednes- day night, and while nothing has been said about the funeral, it will proba bIy take place on the following day. Deceased was a very estimaDle woman and had resided in this vicinity for upwards of quarter of century dur ing all of which time she was held in high esteem by all who knew her. The sympathies of the community will go out to Mir. Cluogh in this the hour of his bereavement and afflicticn when the world looks its darkest.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 W. S. Wilbur of Verde valley is in town.
 Deputy Sheriff Mobiles is down from Ash Fork today.
 J. c. Forest has returned from a visit to California.
 Father Quetu came up on this morn ing's train from Congress.
 T. M. Earnhart, the Kirkland mer- chnat, is ill Prescott today.
 Jack Collins, the we'll known sport ing man, is reported to be very ill.
 Wm. Kling and wife were outgoing passengers for Memphis, Tenn, to- day.
 night to attend to his legislative du- ties.
 Ed Lit who has been laid up with la grippe for few days is able to be at work again.
 Mrs. N. B. Riley, proprietress of the Hillside hotel, is spending the day in Prescott.
 The local lodge of Woodmen are making preparations to give a ball on the evening of April 20.
 Milt TurnbalI. who was one of the witnesses to the Goddard tragedy has gone to California to reside.
 Attorney Anderson, with the law firm of Herndon & Norris, left last night for PheniX on legal business.
 Prof. Plandy accompanied mining man named Edwards out to Dewey yesterday to look at some mining property.
 Walter G. Reese. the rustling real estate man, has been confined to his home or the past few days on account of illness.
 Mrs. \. Levy received word today of the death of her father MoritZ Meyer. at Rastenburg. Germany. Deceased was 62 years old.
 J. s. Jones left this morning for San Diego for visit with his chil- dren. He expects to be absent for three or four weeks.
 l.. D. Treadwell has just completed a new map of all the patented claims in the Jerome district. It is very complete and very valuable map.
 R. E. Morrison has the plans out for two houses which he will build on the lots opposite his residence on the corner of Alarcon and Marina streets.
 Fred H. Potter, jr., left on this train for Williams. the headquarters of the Sagniaw Lumber company with which he is connected.
 T. c. Archer has returned from his trip east on mining business. He says Arizona weather looks good to him after the samples he found back east.
 Geo. Thornton, a member of the Eagles lodge was brought in sick to- day from Poland and taken to the hospital by President Wilsey of that order. fFrank Williams, who was recently declared by Judge Sloan to have been elected city assessor and tax collector took formal possession of the office today.
 Howard Legge. superintendent of the White Horse mine, cane in from the property today to consult with President D. C. Monroe, who will leave for New York tomorrow.
 AdoIph Spadino. the good natured and genial little proprietor of the Germania saloon, has been a very sick man for several days but is improving now and thought to be out of danger
 Former Archduke Leopold Ferdi- nand, brother of the crown princess of Saxony, has telegraphed to his par ents at Salzberg that he intends to be- come an officer in the United States navy.
 J. C. Rankin and wife came in on this mornings freight train from Ash Fork having come there from the east on the limited. Mir Rankin is con uected with the Braganza Mining company.
 Geo. Wood, the well known mining man. is making some additional i'm provements on his residence. corner of Marina and Goodwin streets, in the way of adding library and read ing room.
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