Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-21
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From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Ed Mahurin is in town from Camp Verde.
 Mrs. Cannon of Salt Lake City will occupy the Pentland home shortly.
 W. c. Bashford has returned from a trip to the Bill Williams Fork coun- try.
 FIR. Raymond left today for the Catoctin mine after a few days visit in Prescott.
 J. E. Mccoy. of the Wellington, proposes to bring string of racers to Prescott. MT Mccoy is an ardent turf man.
 The annual social meeting of the Congregational church will be held this evening at the residence of Judge R. E. Sloan.
 Hilton has his air compressor for in fating bicycle tires in operation. Inflating bicycle tire at his shop now is just like leading a horse to water.
 Edgar Hubbard from Kansas City, ! who. in connection with his brother I have some valuable mining claims out near McCabe. is registered at the | Burke.
 The regular monthly meeting of the W. c. T. L. of Prescott will be held | at the home of Mrs J. l. Gardner on | Mt. Vernon avenue at 2:30 tomorrow | afternoon.
 Fireman X. l.. Arkills, who was in jured in the railroad wreck at Siam, California. recently. died last Friday | at Los Angeles. He was thought to be getting better for a while.
 Dr. J. Bradford of the McCabe Ex tension Mining company left today for Los Angeles for a visit with his son. He intends purchasing some property there and moving his family from Chicago to that beautiful city.
 The following attorneys were ad- mitted this week, to practice in the supreme court of this territory: J. J. Whittemore, of Minnesota; T. J. Norton, of California; Louis Arnold, of Michigan; Mir. and Mrs. Hopson, of Washington.
 J. Brophy, general inspector for the s. F. P. & P. R. R. telegraph lines came in on last nights train and is registered at the Burke. Mir. Brophy having recently been appointed to the above position, is making a tour of inspection over the linse from Ash Fork to Phenix.
 Johnny Crume's stag, which runs to Crown King, met with an accident yesterday afternoon, which proved disastrous to the stage and contents. The driver of the team got out to fix some freight he had in the rear of the stage, when the horses became frightened at some object and at once started Unto a run, scattering the contents of the wagon along the road and demolishing the wagon. When the team stopped, the driver unhitched the horses and as the stage could not be used, he car ried the mail to Crown King on horse back.
 The Arizona bar association will hold its annual banquet next Satur- day night in PhenIx.
 J. B. Tomlinson and Assayer Smith will leave on tonight's train for the southern part of the territory on min ing business.
 Aztlan Lodge No l., F. and A. NJ, will confer the Master Mason's de- gree at Masonic hall tonight. All members and visiting Master Masons are cordially invited.
 Leslie Stutz, the 1O-year-old son cident at his home in this place Sat urday morning. While playing in the yard he fell, striking his hand on the upturned edge of a sharp aX, cutting | the flesh from the fleshy part of the hand at the lower joint of the thumb | on the palm of the hand, taking some | of the bone with it. Dr. Coleman dressed the wound and the boy is now | resting easy.-Jerome News.
 The Fred Armstead Comedy com pany will begin three nights engage ment at the opera house Tuesday, | January 20. On the opening night | they will present the Imaginable com edy presented by the same company | that played it here last season to great success, entitled "Too Rich To Marry" Wednesday night the com pany will produce the sensational | comedy drama, ''The Forger's Daugh- ter" and on Thursday night the com pany will close their engagement with A Wise Tramp" The prices will be SI5, 8 and 50 cents. Seats on sale Sat urday, January r.. at Brisley Drug Go.
 Horace Merrill of Jerome isssspend- ing few days in town.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Campbell left this morning for Williams on official business.
 E. D. Treadwell was a passenger on | the north bound train for Jerome this | morning.
 W. \. Drake has returned from trip over the desert west of Congress Junction.
 W A. Rowe is making an active canvass for the position of speaker of the assembly.
 Dr. O. s. Geer from Martinez ar rived on this mornings train. and will spend the day in Prescott on business.
 W. NJ. Claypool left on this morn ing's Ftrain for points in Mohave county. on a business trip. He will be absent for week or ten days.
 The quarterly tea given yesterday afternoon by the Women's Home Mis- sionary society was well attended. and an enjoyable time was had by all present.
 Three hobos were brought in from Iron Springs last night, charged with footing buildings at Iron Springs. Tho buildfprc ara oHr-Dad b,- fba Dba