Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-05-13

I - - SbANhAoA las
night from her visit to the Los Ange
les Fiesta.
L. Cohen, a jolly commercial trav
eler, is in town taking orders 70
Lash's bitters.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Smith accom-
panied the Chicago eXcursionists t,
the Grand Canyon.
J. S. Mcdonald has returned from
his trip to Albuquerque to have hi
! injured arm doctOred.
Do not overlook the Eagles picnic
There will be sports and good tim,
furnished for all who attend.
Bishop Kendrick preached at tn,
Episcopal church yesterday and wa
greeted with large CONGREGATION.
q. H. Moore, an attorney of Find
lay. Ohio, came up from Phenix thi,
morning accompanied 10y his wife.
The printers won yesterdays base
ball game over the f. II. Burmister a
Sons company by score of % to ~.
J. P. Storm and II. ID. Ross have re-
utrned from their trip to the Colorado
river to look after an irrigation enter
prise.
Today's north bound train arrived
in Prescott just two hours late. The
delay was caused by the burned bridge
near Iron Springs.
p. Mohn & Co. sent casket out to-
day for the remains of j. H. FarrelI's
little girl, and will conduct the
funeral tomorrow.
Judge r. K. Sloan received a tele-
gram calling him east ON business and
he left on this mornings train. He
expects to be absent about ten days.
Yesterdays base ball game between
the Whipple and the U. S. nine. re-
suited in victory for the former by
the very one sided score of % to /.
The Journal Miner was misinform-
ed in reference to Mrs. f. NJ Muir
phys going to Los Angeles. She re-
turned to Prescott with her husband.
Mrs. F. E. Howe was taken sudden
ly ill on Friday but is somewhat bet
ter this morning. Her condition on
Saturday night was considered criti-
cal.
Mrs. j. S. Detwiler went up to Ash
Fork this morning to meet Mr. bet
wiler's mother who is coming out here
to spend the summer with her two
sons.
Vim. Prack, representing the Ameri-
can Type Founders company of Los
Angeles, came up from Phenix this
morning to supply the needs of the
Prescott printers.
Mrs. J. II. Costello, wife of the we'll
known mining man, formerly connect
ed with the Cobre Grande company,
shot her husband recently in Buffalo
and the latter is not expected to live.
A telegram received last evening
from Williams conveyed the cheerful
that Mr.. and Mrs. Film
woods little boy is getting along
nicely and his injuries are not as ser
ious as were thought at first.
Postmaster Smith is adding fifteen
new large boxes in the postoffice to-
day. While the free delivery has re-
duced the demand for the smaller
boxes he states that the demand for
large boXs is increasing right along.
C. c. Hall, the we'll known COM
mercial traveller. of Albuquerque. ar
rived in Prescott last evening from
Los Angeles and left this morning for
the line of the Santa Fe road en- route
to Albuquerque.
L. A. Snyder left today for Mobave
county on an ore purchasing trip for
the Val Verde smelter. and from there
will go to Los Angeles TO renew an ac-
quaintance with his family who reside
in the above place.
The Mcdowell military reservation
has been surveyed and thrown open
for sttlement and entry. The north
half of the reservation is reserved 70;
Indian settlers, and the remainder
will be open to homesteaders Oh
June 10.
DR.. J.N. McCandlass today received
A button of the Military Order Loyal
Legion of the United States. To be
the possessor of one of these buttons
is an honor any man might covet, but
which is granted only to a small num-
Der.
Miss Mabel Meaney returned from |
be east with Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. |
Murphy as far as Ash Fork. where she
vas Joined by her mother and went on /
10 California. Miss Meaney is in poor
health and returns to Los Angeles to
it.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Wood returned |
,n last nights train from attending
he fiesta at Los Angeles Mr.. Wood |
'tates that Los Angeles excelled all
iormer efforts in this line and the at
tendance in the city was simply i'm
nense.
Among the members of the -excur-
ion party visiting this section last
week was Prof. John A. Waiting, pro-
essor of dentistry at Ann Arbor.
Michigan. Two or three of the other
members of the party were graduates
n dentistry, under his tuition
Sheriff Lovin. of Mohave county.
las paid the $500 reward offered for
he capture of Mckinney dead or
live. 1t was paid to City Marshal
'ibbett, of Bakersfield. who shot and
Tiled Mckinney but he divided the
honey between the widows of the Off
ers who were killed 10y the outlaws
Mrs. j. Thorbeke, who has been
listing in Prescott for couple of
eeks, will return to Jerome tOmOr-
DIV. where the family is residing
ow. and where Mr.. Thorbeke is en-
aged in the bakery business. She
as shipped the family furniture to |
erome.
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