Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-02
Mrs. E. c. Rose was a passenger for Kansas City this morning.

Mrs. E. c. Rose was passenger for Kansas City this morning.
 A. J. Pickerell has returned from an inspection of his Mohave county mining properties.
 Sam Morris will leave for Ann Ar Dor tomorrow morning to resume his studies in that famous school.
 Anthony Hanbeck, member of Me Cabe miners union whose death oc- cured at McCabe yesterday was buried there today.
 Geo. W. Middleton left today for the east on brief visit on mining business. He expects to return about the middle of September.
 Mrs. F. P..Cruice returned Saturday evening from her visit to California, with her mother, Mrs. Holloway, the latter returning with'her.
 F. NJ. Murphy left yesterday in his private car for Los Angeles to meet Gen. McArthur. who will return to Prescott with him in few days.
 Miss Beidelman, a teacher in the Prescott public schools, returned Sat urday evening from spending her va cation at the Coronado Tent city.
 The sheriff's office received advices yesterday from their chief at Salt Lake that he had started for home with his prisoner of many aliases.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ball left today for Needles where Mir. Ball will be con- nected with the railroad machine shops as car builder and repairer
 Yesterdays base ball game at Gran ite Dells between the Whipple and Ash Fork teams resulted in a victory for Whipple with score of 12 to 6.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Romney, who have been visiting for several days with MT. and Mrs. J. S. Acker left yesterday for their homo in Salt Lake.
 A heavy rc:n storm, accompanied | by thunder and lightning passed around Prescott to the south this morning. Prescott received a slight sprinkle from it.
 Frank Brown, who has been con- nected with the Prescott Title com pany for several years, has resigned his position with the company to take effect September 1st.
 W. F. Brannen, an old time pas senger conductor of the s. F. P. & P. railroad has resigned his position, and has accepted a similar position on Senator Clark's Salt Lake road with a run out of Salt Lake.
 A. P. Walbridge returned Saturday evening from his visit to Williams and Flagstaff. He and his wife will leave on Wednesday evening for their home in Phenix.
 District Attorney E. s. Clark went over to Jerome today to attend the pre- liminary examination of Charles De Leon charged with the embezzlement of money belonging to his wife.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Goddard have returned from an extended visit to California. Mir. Goddard is connect ed with the Goddard Mining company which is operating near Wickenburg
 J. H. Cashion, of Grant Bros, left this morning for a months vacation in California where his wife and baby have been spending the summer. The latter will return home with him.
 c. T. Kennan, mining man from Milwaukee. left for his home this morning after a short visit to this section during which he purchased the Hoxworth property near Congress.
 Conductor J. c. Graves of the S. F. P. X P. railroad left for Colorado on Saturday to spend his vacation. Dur ing his absence G. W. Wallen will punch tickets between Ash Fork and Phenix.
 Fred Hiltenbrand who went to Cali fornia a short time since with his wife to remain during the summer, returned on Saturday evening having been called here on account of busi- ness matters.
 Miss Helen Strange and Miss Mary McGiH returned last evening from their summers vacation, the former spending hers at her old home in Gil roy, California, and the latter with rel atives in Chicago.
 Miss Selma Woods, daughter of J. x. Woods of Winslow, arrived in Pres colt last evening and entered St. Jo- seph's academy for the purpose of pursuing a course of studies in that popular institution.
 A man named Byron Miller, who came to Prescott about a month ago for the benefit of his health, died in1 West Prescott yesterday afternoon, and his remains were shipped this morning to New York by P. Mohn X Co.
 4 man from Phenix was arrested | for making a gun play. He ] was under the influence of liquor, and | quarrelsome and man slapped his l face when he drew gun. The man was named Fitzgerald, and he was fined s25 today which was paid.
 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Paine, of Bos- ton, who have been in California at. the c. A. R. encampment stepped off in Prescott on Saturday for a brief visit with their nephew Ed. C. Paine. They continued their homeward journey today.
 An extra coach was attached to to- days south bound freight for the ac- of number of the Iron Springs colonists, who are turning to their PheniX home, from their sojourn it the above resort. As the public schools will open tomorrow there will be an immediate thinning out of the ,OlOnists.