Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-07-01

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W. J. johnson is in town from Yae
ger Canyon.
W. S. Conner is in town today fror
Lynx creek.
John Lawler went to Hillside las
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Patrick are Wis
iting Prescott.
Ash Fork reported all insane per
son there yesterday.
Work has commenced on the new
Grand Canyon hotel.
Mrs. T. W. Otis went to Phenix OF
last nights train.
Mrs. Geo. Meade left this morning
for Minneapolis on a visit.
ID. MahOney, a mining man, is in
town from Groom creek today.
Mrs. Or. F. B. Gonzales and her
daughter of Charlottesville, Indiana,
are visiting Major and Mrs. J. NJ.
Watts
Ed Block, the one price cash cloth
Ter, has an interesting talk in this is
sue which will be of special interest
to men who like to be we'll dressed at
moderate expense.
Tim Fell, of Dewey, is in town cir
culating among his friends But for
his modesty, Tim would make his
mark as a musician, as he is possessed
of fine musical voice.
The Journal Miner has Just made
arrangements with large firm in the
east, which makes speciality of pat
terms for the little folks. whereby it
will be able to furnish all the latest
patterns at just about the cost of post
age. This will afford mothers a great
opportunity for dressing the little
people up in the latest styles at the
least possible cost. Full particulars
will be announced in a few days.
j. f. Derrick, one of the prominent
and prosperous ranchers and miners
of Cornville, Arizona, has been in
Prescott for several days as a witness
in mining case before the district
court. Mr.. Derrick is one of Yavapai
staunch republicans and an
aGmirer of "Our Teddy
and before leaving for home made ar
to have the Journal
Miner, the leading republican newspa-
pers of northern Arizona, come to his
home every week.
The Indian "den" spoken of in last /
nights Journal Miner, in the BIB. |
Co. IS show window, has attracted large
crowds all day today. The exhibition
Of Indian goods is very complete and |
is arranged in such manner as to set |
off the windows in fine shape. The
represents an Indians wig |
Tam fixed up in the finest shape. The |
couch is covered with beautiful war
chiefs blanket, while the chiefs cal
met and tobacco pouch is in evil
lence. The walls are decorated with
.ancy baskets, plaques, keyoes, bows,
arrows, wampum belts, etc. A beau
'iful stone tomahawk decorated with
bead work is near at hand. One basket
n the decoration is of special interest
is it is the handiwork of Da So LIE
re, famous Washoe Indian basket
maker. While the basket is small it
S highly valued as the work shows
skill. Mr.. Fourier is
lways pleased to show these goods
nd explain them in detail to those
Who are interested.
rom THURSDAYS Daily.
Mayer will have Fourth of July
H. ID. Russell, of Jerome, has been
pending a few days in town.
Born, Wednesday, June "A, to Mr..
nd Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltine, a son.
Born, Wednesday, June "a, to Mr..
nd Mrs. W. j. Craft, daughter.
Miss Helen Adams is expected home
his evening from Pomona college.
Bricklaying on John Gundall's new
was commenced this morn
ng.
Mrs. J.V. Shepard will leave Friday
corning for Los Angeles for a stay of
everal weeks.
Reports today from the Santa Fe
abroad are to the effect that all
rains are on time.
The train due from Ash Fork last
vening at :45 did not arrive until
bout , O'Clock this morning.
S. NJ. Lowell, a mining man, of
HURON, was in town yesterday return
ng to his home again this morning.
c. A. French left this morning for
Iingman where he will build a large
all for the lodge of Elks at that
lace
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hildenbrant left
Z this mornings California eXcur-
ion to spend the summer by the sea
bore.
Mrs. c. b. Lima and daughter left
his morning for Los Angeles for
isit with the formers brother, where
hey will spend the summer.
Bob Irvine, the clothing and shirt
nan, who has been laid up in Mercy
lospital for a week, under a doctors
are, left this morning for California
Mrs. S. S. Walstrum and little SOD
eft on this mornings train for a
isit to Southern California. Mr..
yalstrum accompanied them as far as
Ash Fork.
Col. H. b. MaXson, the well known
Ieputy United States surveyor, came
n last evening from Flagstaff where
le has just completed large contract
# surveying for the government.
Forest Supervisor +. r. Stewart re-
urned last evening from a trip over
he forest reserve with his private sec
etary Mr.. Dalton. Their visit ex-
ended as far as Crowned King.