Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-24

From Thursdays Daily.
Frank LeckIider is in town fror
Poland.
Hon. W. A. Rowe is in town fror
his mining camp.
Mrs. ]. b. Cowley has been quit
sick for several days.
The Sisters of st. Joseph gave thei
pupils picnic today.
Governor Brodie is expected hom,
from his trip east next Monday.
c. L. Fowler, resident of King
man is guest at Hotel Burke.
Coy Carey, the expressman, is nurs
ing couple of mashed fingers today.
Judge Fred E. Edwards. who dis.
penses justice at Poland, is in towr
today.
Miss Hoff, one of the public school
teachers, left this morning for visit
to California.
Geo. Morris went up to Ash Fork
this morning to meet his brother on
his return from the east.
W. l.. Bell, secretary of the Penn
Gold Mining company, left this morn
ing for Denver on business.
Mrs. Jos. p. Herman left this morn
ing for California, with their little
girl to get medical treatment for the
latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Barth left this
morning for their home in Kansas
after weeks visit with their son in
Prescott.
The Bannie company has withdrawn
from the Mine Operators organiza-
ton and is paying the schedule of
wages demanded by the miners.
Mrs. NJ. X. Church, a successful
promoter of mining deals is in Pres
colt. This is her second visit here.
During a former visit she obtained
options on some properties which she
has since sold.
W. T. Coad left this morning for
bis home in Rapid City s. d. He
expects to return to Prescott in about
three weeks, by which time it is hoped
to have the new mill in operation at
the Buffalo mine.
Mrs. Bradford, wife of DR.. j. Brad
ford, arrived in Prescott this morning
from Chicago for a short visit. She
will leave in a day or two for Los
to join Mr.. Bradford who is
in that city.
A. j. Pickerell left this morning for
Kingman on mining business. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Pickerell
and her mother who will continue
their journey to San Diego where
they will spend several weeks at the
sea side.
The lawn social given last evening
by the Epworth League of the Meth
odist church was very successful
affair. There was large attendance,
and good time was enjoyed by all |
present. Games we're played and re-
were served.
W. J. Wilsey and family left on
his mornings train for the east.
drs. Wilsey and the children will
-isit her relatives in Kansas while
dr. Wilsey will go to Chicago and
lew York, on business. They will be
Ibsent for two or three months.
DR.. L. M. Swirkerath, the optician
rom the German Optical Institute of
ohenix, will be here again for two
lays only 10Th and Doth inst, fully
'quipped for testing and fitting the
yes. He can be found at the Pres
;ott hotel. Call early as possible.
Mrs. /. T. Stoddard, of Phenix,
'assed through Prescott this morn
ng, en- route east to the bed side of
Ter daughter Florence, who is serious
y i'll at Binghampton, New York.
t is feared that the young lady will
lot recover. Roy Goodrich who is
to Miss Stoddard, accom-
'anied the mother on the trip.
The owners of the Lion Mining
ompsny expect to arrive in this city
rom Chicago some time next week
nd will make preparations for begin
ling work again on the Lion mine
he old workings, which were largely
f prospecting nature, will be aban-
Ioned entirely and large new work
ng shaft will be sunk. Enough work
las been done to satisfy the owners
hat there is the making of good
there and they propose to
i've it thorough trial.
NJ. A. Folsom, of Folsom Bros, real
state dealers of San Diego, Cali
ornia, will leave this evening for
'henix after "a stay of some three
7eeks in Prescott, during which time
e has interested quite a number of
ur citizens in Southern California
cal estate. He reports having done
very satisfactory business here and
7ill likely make regular business Wis
is to this section in the future.
st. Joseph's academy closed yester-
ay for vacation. At nine O'Clock
he pupils assembled in their respect
We class rooms for the reading of re-
,orts and receiving certificates of pro-
notion. Diplomas for proficiency in
'itman system of stenography were
ssued to Misses Julia Sheehan. Anna
Burke, Nellie Pagan and Norma
Nernwalt.
George Jou Ye, one of Prescott's
ormer Chinese merchants, but who
las been in business in Chicago for
he past two years, arrived here Tues
lay night for a few days visit. He
will probably make his future home
u San Francisco, where he is interest
ID with large mercantile firm. Jou
S a very highly educated Chinese and
las a large number of friends in this
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