Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-09
THE LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY AND COUNTY
From SATURDAYS Daily,

Dan Goldman, of NogaIes, is a Pres
colt visitor.
The patronage of the woman's Elk
change is increasing every day.
Miss Truman left this morning for
Jerome tc nurse patient there.
Mrs. G. W. Sarano is expected home
tonight from a protracted visit east.
Mr.. Haggott. nephew of E. A. Hag-
gott, left on this mornings train for
the east.
Two experts are investigating the
books of the board of supervisors for
the grand jury.
The Chinese Mission school, on
Granite street, has been closed until
after January 1.
Mrs. c. E. Dake left on this morn
ing's train for Los Angeles where she
expects to reside In the future.
Deputy Sheriff Mobiles, Of Ash Fork, !
has resigned his position and F. II. !
Hall has been appointed to the posi-
tion.
Geo. Wooster has been given the |
agency for the Los Angeles Examiner. |
The initial number will be issued on
Sunday, December Is.
Col. Duncan n. Hood, of the Ideal
Mining and Development company,
owners of the Gladstone mine, return
ed last night from a protracted visit
east.
Frank Jaeger, F. E. Holmes, Frank
Ellery and c. H.. Mcclure of the
Model Mining company arrived on
last nights tram and left today for
visit to the McCabe mine
W. a. Drake left for Chicago this
morning. He expects to meet F. NJ
Murphy there on Tuesday next. He
had nice little experience here with
Chicago weather during the past two
days.
The city having little street work
TO do, Judge McLane today furnished
three men for the job. Two were Just
plain common DRINKS the other was
sdjudged vagrant. Their positions
are good for thirty days.
A private letter received today from
Mrs. F. P. Ward, from Crowned King
states that her husband is getting
along as we'll as could be expected
His injuries consist of broken wrist
and fractured thigh bone, received
by fall of only about four feet.
Miss Imogen Carlson, one of the
celebrated Carlson sisters who is at
present residing in Prescott ard at
tending the public schools, will sing
and dance at Mrs. May Zuck Fines
entertainment next Friday night The
Carlson sisters have made quite a rep
utation as vaudeville artists.
Mrs. A. Y. Kautz and her daughter.
Miss Navarro, arrived last night from :
Seattle and are guests of Hon. and
Mrs. e. E. Morrison. After a visit
here, during which Mrs Kautz will
attend to some business, they will go i
to Baton Rouge for a visit with Mrs. 4
Capt. Read, daughter and sister re- i
spectively of the couple. y
The sprinkling cart seems to have
been blown away by the high wind
which has prevailed during the past T
two days, and the dust which has been a
scurrying through the streets has been C
almost binding at times The services {
of the sprinkling cart has not been t.
needed for months as much as il has
been yesterday and today, when it =
seems to have been out of commission.
At the recent meeting, in Phenix, G
of the Arizona Board of Managers of Il
the st. Louis exposition, the board y
made number of appointments which
follow: Custodian of the mineral
exhibit. Ernest Ford, of Phenix; Gus :
todian of horticultural exhibit, Geo.
Christy, of Pbenix; custodian of ag- ;,
ricultural exhibit, Aaron Bernard, of =
Tucson, hostess OF Arizona buildings,
Miss Jessie Drais of Prescott.
The United Moderns had very in q
teresting meeting last night. While :
the attendance was not large what
was lacking in numbers was made up I,
in the enthusiasm of those present !,
Captain c. H. Robinson, representing
the new consolidated order of the
Grand Fraternity, was present and VI
made very interesting address to the ca
members. Captain Robinson will );
visit the lodges at Walker and McCabe pC
also during his visit here. He received th
a telegram last night from Ventura, fir
California. from E. NJ. Elliott, who
was to have met him here, in which 81
the latter stated that his little son. NJ
who was dangerously i'll, has greatly br
improved and Mr.. Elliott will prob W,
ably arrive here in few days. of
From HOnday's Daily. al
Father Quetu went to Jerome this
morning. ri
Horace Merrill came over from Je- 20
rome on Saturday. tn
Capt. A. ]. McPhee, the veteran of -
is in town. a.
A new bank was opened at Flagstaff tn
today by Gosney & Perkins.
Frank Andrews has commenced do m,
ing the annual work on his copper in
mines. sie
Territorial Treasurer l. NJ Christy We
came up from Phenix yesterday for a Fr
brief visit wi
Mrs. Pagan and children left for Pr
Los Angeles yesterday where they will
reside in future. e.
The Hook and Ladder company en- da
large number of friends on he,
evening. we
S. f. Bretherton, general manager few
IF the Val Verde smelter, spent Sun hu
lay with his family in Prescott. the
Lieut. W. J. F. Horne. brother of ]
:. J. F. Horne, the life insurance and the
'eal estate agent, is in Prescott for a ine
)rief visit. he