Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-03-18
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 THE LOCAL NEWS...... ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily,

iOhi "CuhCS1dy " DdilH. Dr. and Mrs. Looney are in tow from McCabe today. The dust on the streets is ripe fo
 the sprinkling cart again.
 Mrs. Wilmot Pentland went to As
 Fork today to visit her parents. F. Czarnowski, of Martinez, was al
 arrival on this mornings train.
 W. J. Murphy, of Phenix, arrived
 in Prescott on last nights train. Mrs. A. c. Gilmore and little bo!
 returned from Phenix this morning
 L. Fournier, representing Babbitt
 Bros, of Flagstaff, is visiting Pres
 colt.
 Miss Belle Smith, daughter of Mrs.
 W. H. Smith, left last evening for g
 visit in Phenix.
 Richard Lamson, the mining
 broker returned this morning from
 visit to Phenix.
 Architect Willard is advertising for
 bids for the construction of the pub-
 lie library building.
 The Eagles are making extensive
 preparations for their entertainment to be given March 19.
 Mrs. E. D. Treadwell and her sister Miss Lynch returned on this morn lng's train from a visit to Phenix.
 Bob Irvine. the we'll known cloth ing and short man. arrived this morn ing from Phenix to take orders for his firm.
 John Mcdonald, the we'll known miner is in town for visit to his family. He has been at Poland for some time.
 F. A. Ford, representing a Law renee, Kansas, firm of shirt makers, left on this mornings train after several days visit here.
 J. B. Jolly. superintendent of schools, left this morning for Jerome and the Verde valley. He expects to be absent for about ten or fifteen days.
 Mrs. J. K. Murphy and children, of Wickenberg. who have been visiting with relatives and friends in Prescott for few days, returned home last night.
 Mrs. Lena Drais, mother of Mrs. E. B. Modem and Miss Drais, of this city, left last night for Bisbee where she will visit for few weeks with her son.
 Miss Lou Hunter arrived in Prescott | last evening to be with her sister, Mrs. St. Clair, at the time of her | great bereavement in the loss of her husband.
 Sheriff Roberts left for Tombstone last night to summon some important witnesses before the special grand jury which convenes here the 23rd of | this month.
 The A. O. U. W. lodge is making active preparations for the forthcom, ing lecture of Captain Hobson, U. s. N. retired. Captain Hobson will be here March 26.
 J. \. Huffer, who has been visiting Prescott on business in the land office, left for his home in Tonto basin this morning. He ordered the Weekly Journal-Miner sent to his address there.
 The Jerome News copies without any credit, regularly, the poems con- tributed to the Journal Miner by Dr. s. NJ. Wright This is quite compli- meutary to the author of the poems, but -.
 The funeral of the late D. K. St. Clair took place this afternoon at 30 O o'clock, from the parlors of S. A. Lo- gan, and was attended by very large number of friends of the deceased. The bereaved wife had the deep sym pathy of host of warm friends in Prescott.
 Announcements are out of the mar riage of Bernard A. Edgington and Miss Edna Belle Harris, in Jerome. on Saturday, March ', 1903. The bride is a California lady and the groom is an employe of T. F. Miller & Co. of Jerome
 Twenty recruits for company E, Twelfth infantry, arrived on last nights train in special Pullman tourist car and joined the company at Whipple. The above company is the one which arrived on Monday night from Ft. Apache.
 Martin Stitzer, brother of Geo. Stitzer, the we'll known printer. will leave on Friday in company with his sister for Los Angeles. NIT. Stitzer has been sick ever since last August. and he goes to California to have an operation performed.
 Constable Boscha came up from Congress today having charge of Mex ican by the name of Ernesto Medino, who was found in a demented condi- tion on the desert beyond Congress. He was evidently a prospector and . became crazy over mining.
 Policeman Geo. Giles arrested a colored man on Montezuma street last night who was making a desperate at tempt to shoot another colored man. The trouble was all over some dusky beauty, and Judge McLane is trying to adjust matters this afternoon.
 A. c. Mcqueen, live stock agent of the $. F. P. and P. railroad, came up ' from Phenix this morning. Mir. Me ( Queen, in addition to his other duties f is incidentally in charge of the wool [ from the Salt river valley. { He reports a shipment of over forty car loads to date
 The Red Men voted last night to { give up their meeting on the night of I March r so that the St. Patrick's ball i may be given in their hall. The S ladies of the relief corps have also V given up their meeting night in the