Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-05-20

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time in the history of the lodge in
Arizona every lodge of the iurisdic-
ton had one or more delegates pres
ent. An effort to change the grand
lodge representation was voted down.
The Grand Cafe opened for business
today at II o'clock in the rear of H.
d.. Stuthman's Grand saloon. This
cafe will be conducted in first class
manner and only the best meals that
can be served at popular prices will be
set before their patrons. They will
give special attention to the short
order feature of their cafe and any
thing that can be found on the market
will be served at any hour of the day
or night Only the best cooks and
walters that can be secured will be
employed at the Grand. Give the
boys trial.
There was an incipient snow storm
on Sunday afternoon. 1t did not last
long. Saturday and Sunday, May IL
and Is, of last year, we're exact dupli-
Gates of the weather of yesterday and
Saturday, with the exception that the
wind on the 18th of May, 1902, was
not quite as strong. A strong wind
blew all day on Saturday of May IL,
1902, and snow fell ON Sunday, the
snow along the line of the Santa Fe
between Ash Fork and Flagstaff, fall
ing to a depth of several inches. A
party of Prescott people who visited
the Grand Canyon on that date will
remember this occurrence of last year.
Senator W. A. Clark is making his
periodical visit to jerome. Employees
of that camp had been apprised of his
coming, and as in the case of several
previous visits, a committee had been
appointed to wait on him, imme-
diately after his arrival. This COM
mittee was not accompanied by brass
band to play 1.-THE Conquering
Hero" neither were they the bearers
of bouquets. Instead they bore list
of grievances which they wanted rec
titled. Mr.. Clark met them smilingly
and pleasantly but in a courteous
manner informed them that he could
do nothing for them. While a strike
was talked of it is stated that last
evening it was decided not to order
one.
The Eagles who went to Ash Fork
yesterday to initiate a large number
of new members, returned home this
morning and reported splendid time.
They arrived in Ash Fork about noon
and began the work of putting the
young birds in the high nests about =
o'clock and kept this up till the ban
quet was ready to serve at the Harvey
house, which event took place at 6
O'Clock. The bnquet waas greatly en-
joyed and was pronounced to have
been a grand affair. After the ban
quet the remainder of the candidates
were initiated, numbering twenty one
in all, when dancing was enjoyed till
about 2 o'clock this morning. The
boys who went up from here say they
we're treated royalty by the people at
Fash Fork and the new flock of big
birds whom they taught to fly.
From Tuesdays Daily.
I. G. Norris went to jerome today
P. A. Craigue is in town. He is in
poor health.
Sandy Donahue left for the north
this morning.
Groom creek miners will give a
dance on Friday evening.
Father Quetu came up on this
mornings train from Congress.
Harry Van Allen of Ash Fork, is in
town for few days visit ON bsuiness.
Overcoats and fires are still comfort
able these mornings and evenings.
DR.. j. W. Finn is in Phenix on a
business trip.
Mr.. Gibson, business man of Du-
luth, Minnesota, is in town.
Geo. P. Harrington came in last
evening from the Bradshaw noun
tains.
Louis st. James, of jerome, is in
Mercy hospital being treated for an
abscess.
E. S. Junior BLACK jack is suffer
ing with dropsy at his cabin in the
Bradshaw mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gimmer came
in from Lynx yesterday to attend last
evenings entertainment.
r. r. Coleman came in this morn
ing from the south, where he is en-
gagged in railroad building.
Geo. l.. UIyord, a Flagstaff cook,
has just inherited s15, 900 through the
death of his mother in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Thompson, a banker of Duluth, |
Minnesota, is in town. He is inter
ested in the Rapid Transit property. |
Harry Brisley returned this morning
from visit to Phenix, looking after
his business interests there.
E. M. Clark, Mayor Burke, and |
Attorney T. J. Norton returned this
morning from their visit to Hillside.
Eric Fredericks left today on a
months vacation. He goes to Los
Angeles, thence by steamer to San |
Francisco.
Miss Bessie Belle Thew, the elocu-
Zionist and newspaper writer, left this
morning for Los Angeles, where she
expects to reside.
Governor Brodie has appointed Ter
ritorial Auditor W. F. Nichols dele
gate from this territory to the ma
tional convention of bank supervisors,
to be held at Buffalo. " Y, at date
not yet determined upon, but some
time in July or August
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