Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-05-27

e Miss Anne Bell Bailey announces
S recital for Monday evening, June l
:. This pleasant little lady has Away
o given her services gratuitously to al
t the musical events which have takel
a place during her two years residenc,
in Prescott and her musicale should
therefore be literally patronized
The program, which will be announced
later, will contain some numbers by
,, the pupils of Miss Bailey, as will al
selections by our representative mu
sicians.
} Joe Campbell has resigned his posi-
ton as deputy sheriff under MIR. Ro
berts and will probably return to Je,
rome to reside. Thos Thompson ha.
been appointed to fill the vacancy and
entered upon his new duties this
morning. Mr.. Thompson has resided
in this county for several years and
having been in the saddle a great deal
of the time, being engaged in the
nook and crook of the county. He is
also we'll acquainted with the people
of this section, qualification which
ought to be of great value in his posi-
ton.
There was a rumor on the streets
last evening that there had been a
strike at the United Verde mine in
jerome. The report proved to be a
mistake, however There was little
difficulty in the mechanical depart
ment, embracing the nachinists,
moulders, carpenters, boiler makers,
etc, and few of the men quit on
their own accord, there being no Off
cial action, whatever. This trouble
was soon adjusted, and the Journal
Miner was reliably informed today
that the men were all back at their
old places and everything was moving
along all right.
NJ. W. Folsom and W. A. Folsom,
junior members of the real estate firm
of Folsom Brothers, of San Diego,
and an assistant arrived in Prescott
last night to advertise San Diego and
San Diego real estate. Their firm is
advertising extensively throughout
the territory, and is establishing a
clientage among the best people that
will be of great value in the near fu-
Jure when our citizens begin to flock
in there for their summer homes or to
invest for the boom that seems to be
en- route there already.
Attorney I. j. Norton, of the S. F.
P. and P, left this morning for Los
Angeles where he will probably re
main the greater part of the time for
the next two or three months. He
goes to take charge of the Office of
Captain c. \. Sterry, the attorney
for the Santa Fe railroad for Cali
fornia, during the absence of the lat
ter, who has been granted a leave of
absence for two months on account of
i'll health. The position is a most
important one and it speaks in the
highest terms of the ability of Mr..
Norton that he should be selected to
take charge of the legal interests of
this corporation during Mr.. Sterry's
absence. Mr.. Norton will pay occa-
sional visits to Prescott to look after
the interests of the road here.
DIR. ". S. Ward, the field commits |
sioner of the department of mines and |
metallurgy of the st. Louis exposi-
ton, who visited Prescott few days
ago, passed through on today's train
from PheniX to Los Angeles and other |
California points, where he goes in |
the interest of the mining exhibits |
from that state for the exposition.
He informed the Journal Miner today
that he had met the governor at Phe-
nix and also the commissioners from
this territory and that they were en-
thusiastic over the exposition and
were making preparations for a grand
exhibit at st. Louis. He said he felt |
sure that Arizona's interests in this
important matter were going to have |
the best attention possible and that
the exhibit would be a most credit
able one. Mr.. Ward will probably
return to this section some time next
fall to complete details in regard to
the exhibit
From Fridays Daily.
Walter Hill, the fruit man. is in
town.
Supreme court meets in Phenix to-
morrow.
Ed Block returned yesterday from
his trip to Albuquerque.
NJ. E. Conboy, representing
wholesale drug firm, is in town.
P. j. Dugan left. this morning for
his home at Gallup, New Mexico.
Born, May to Mr. and Mrs. Mark
of Cherry creek, a son.
Chas. Canal. the Coconino county
man, came in on last even
ing's train.
J. II. Brown " Son report that the
recent cold snap has frozen their as
paragus.
H. p Anewalt returned last evening
from attending meeting of passenger
agents in San Francisco.
The recent cold weather is reported
to have been disastrous to fruit in va
rious sections of the county.
Vim. F. Lloyd, representing the
Southwest Printers Supply company
of Los Angeles, is in town today.
Four train loads of excursionists
visited the Grand Canyon on Thurs
day.
j. L. johnson, the merchant of
Mayer, is in Prescott today on bust
ness trip.
J. L. Giroux and family of Jerome
have gone to Los Angeles. Mr.. Cir
oux will extend his visit to Mexico.
The June term of the district court
will open week from next Monday,
on June !.
K. Il. Morrison returned today
from "A visit To Pheuix on profession