Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-05-06

ADMISSION lee or ten cents VIII D
charged.
Governor and Mrs. A. o. Brodie
accompanied by the formers privat,
secretary, Geo. Fl. Sundley, passed
through Prescott on this morning
train en- route to the Grand Canyon
where Governor Brodie will complet,
final arrangements for the reception
of President Roosevelt.
H. A. Mexican, train dispatcher fol
the s.. f. and P. railroad, has beer
granted thirty days vacation and, &C
companied by his wife left this morn
ing for a days visit in Jerome
Thence they will go to San Francisco
where Mrs. Mexican will visit rela
tives while Mr.. Mexican goes to Neva
da for business trip.
j. @. Stephens, the well known
cattle king of Williamson valley, had
the misfortune a few days ago to run
nail into his foot. The wound
seemed to be getting along very well
untikSaturday when his foot began to
pain him very badly and he came for
medical attention and is now in the
city under the care of a physician. He
has a very sore foot but hopes to be
all right again in few days.
Mrs. Griswold has closed her West
Gurley street restaurant near the
bridge and has re-opened the Com
mercisl Cafe in the basement Eof the
Wilson block. Mrs. Griswold has
built up coed business in 1.-THE res
taurant line as she is acknowledged to
be one of the best cooks in the city
and as she employs only white help
in every department and personally
looks after the work all who patronize
her are sure of getting the best meals
that can be served at the popular
prices.
Prof. ID. NJ Martin and A. G. Bur-
mister have gigantic irrigation en-
terprise under way on the Colorado
river above old Fort Mohave. They
have secured several thousand acres
of land portion of it from the gov
eminent and some from the RAILROAD
company, and are taking the water
out of the Colorado river into a nat
ural lake, from which it is run by
means of bitches on the land to be ir-
rigated. The land will be occupied
by settlers from Michigan. Mr.. Bur
mister is there now looking after the
enterprise. It is claimed that fruit
ripens there sooner than any other
place in Arizona or in California.
From Tuesdays Daily.
]. A. Lawler left for Los Angeles
today.
Reese NJ. Ling went to Jerome this
morning.
Mrs. d. Levy left today for a visit
in San Francisco.
Jake Marks went to Jerome this
morning on business.
Mrs. r. r. Coleman Joined the Cal
ifornia excursion this morning.
Attorney o. L. Anderson returned
today from business trip to Kirk
land.
Henry Ewing, of Kingman, return
ed home this morning after visit to
Prescott.
Miss Maud Adams, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. d. Adams, has gone to
the Grand Canyon.
The city council is In session this
afternoon, Emo session having been
held last night.
]. Q. Stephens is reported much
better today and hopes to be able to
be out again soon.
Mrs. F. A. Thompson left for Los
Angeles this morning where she will
spend the summer.
W. r. HUMPHREYS expects to leave
for Bisbee within few days, and may
locate in that city.
Prescott can turn out more base ball
players to the square yard than any
town of its size in the United States.
John Wood, the we'll known Verde
valley rancher, is in town. He says
that section is very prosperous at
present. I
Base ball games are coming along so
swift and fast these days that ground
cannot be secured to accommodate
the clubs.
Andy Lancer, a business man of |
Turkey creek, on the line of the
Crowned King railroad, is in town to-
day.
Miss Mona Rhines, the nurse, left |
for Seligman today to care for
ease. She expects to return within a
few days.
A postotfice has been established at
Turkey creek on the Crowned King
railroad. 1t is called Turkey Creek
postoffice
DIR. Barrett left for San Francisco
today where he will place himself
under the treatment of specialists for
his rheumatic troubles.
]. c. Martin and wife, accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. Fen S. Hill
ireth. went to the Grand Canyon to-
lay, to greet the president.
Agustin Pima, the Mexican consul
at Phenix, will leave for that city to-
night after spending several days in
Prescott on business.
Fred Morrison, one of the leading
attorneys of Kingman, Arizona, who
has been in Prescott on business, re-
,urned home this morning.
Mrs. Joseph Archambeau left for
Los Angeles on this mornings excur-
ion. She will spend several weeks at
he different summer resorts.
Mrs. Binkley and children feft for
Flagstaff this morning where they will
pend the summer in hopes of bene-
lifting Mrs. Binkley's health.
L. Bake, proprietor of the Curio.
t PheniX. passed through on this