Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-07-22
THE LOCAL NEWS.
! ....QTY And COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily.

H. J. Allen was in town again to-
day.
W. r. Stone left this morning for
Ell Paso, where he expects to reside.
Born, in Prescott, July Is, to Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mcmillan, a daughter
Mrs E. A. Haggott and child left
this morning for visit to California.
Miss Pearl Sanford has returned to
Prescott after an absence of several
months.
Work on the new buildings at
whipple Will be commenced about
August 1.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Aitken came up this
morning from Phenix for a visit with
relatives.
General Manager La Montague, of
the Sultan mine, came up from the
south this morning.
lobe Miller, an old time engineer
Ou lue .. t L. anu L. Idlliodu. las
returned to Prescott again.
Lynx creek was reported quiet last
night. There was no demonstration
against any of the mines being oper-
ated there.
Parties in from Walnut Grove re-
port three good showers there this
week. Grass is looking we'll and stock
is in fine condition.
Another car of melons passed
through Prescott on this mornings
north bound train, making the fourth
car from Mesa City en- route to Chi
cago.
The Iron King party came in this
morning as far as P. and E. junction,
where their private car was attached
to the north bound passenger train
and started on its return trip east.
Lee Osenburg, a formers Prescott
boy, brother of Mrs. r. NJ. Ling, ar
rived in Prescott last evening for a
short visit. Mr.. Osenburg resides in
Topeka where he is in the employ of
the Santa Fe railroad company. -
Charles ]. George returned this
morning from a visit to the Lincoln
property, in the Crown King section.
He says the property looks splendid
He went to Los Angeles on this morn
ing's train.
Deputy Sheriff Thos. Thompson has
gone to Crown King for the purpose
of bringing to town a man by the
name of Norman, who assaulted Sup
erintendent c. s. Lee, of the Tiger
mine.
J. P. Orme, of Phenix, Thompson
Walker and w. r. Haws, prominent
stock men of the Salt river valley,
came up from the south this morning.
Messrs. Orme and Walker are old time
citizens of Arizona, and were residents
of this county for many years.
The board of equalization has about
completed its labors and will issue
its citations on Monday, and will tten
adjourn. Parties whose property it is
proposed to raise will be cited to APP
pear at the August meeting of the
board.
The city council of Jerome employs
person to ring the curfew bell. In
Flagstaff it would be an unnecessary
expense, as kids from 10 to GO years
old go home some time during the |
night or early morning without ring |
ing the bell.-Flagstaff Gem.
A. E. Taylor, formerly in the gen.
eral passengers office of the S F. P.
and p railroad, will arrive on to-
nights train for a weeks visit in
Prescott with his old friends. Mrs
Taylor and their little boy went up. to
Ash Fork to meet him.
Dan Campbell has received a letter
from his wife announcing that she
and their daughter, Miss Alice, had
arrived safely in Ireland, where they
have gone on a visit, on the Fourth of
July. They enjoyed the trip across
the water immensely neither of them
being affected by sea sickness.
A special train went up to Ash Fork
today Just ahead of the regular
passenger train to meet Mr.. Murphy
and General Baldwin and party. J.
II. Emmert, superintendent W. A.
Drake, Train Master II. c. Storey.
Major c. c. Walcutt Mayor Burke
and r. n. Fredericks went up on the
train. 1t returned to Prescott between
4 and o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. J. S. Smith, wife of Superin-
tendent J. S. Smith, of the jerome
Canyon Copper company, died in
Los Angeles yesterday after an ILL
ness covering a period of two years
She went to Los Angeles about !
month ago, accompanied by her
daughter in hopes that she might be .
benefited by the change, but without (
avail. The body will be shipped from
Los Angeles tonight, arriving in Pres
colt tomorrow night and the funeral :
will take place on Monday afternoon.
Interment will be in the K. of P. and
l. o. o. F. cemetery.
Attention is called to the notice ap-
pearing in another column requesting t
owners of automobiles to refrain from t
using roads on lands owned by f. NJ. @
Murphy in West Prescott. This no
tice is prompted by numerous re- =
quests that have been made to Mr..
Murphy by persons owning teams that 8,
autos be excluded from these roads ;
until such time as the horses have be
come more accustomed to the ma
chimes and not because Mr.. Murphy is !;
not in sympathy with the introduc-
ton of up to date methods in our
community. 1
Young Kellogg, who was severely :
injured at the Iron King mine a few :
days ago by striking his pick into a :,
shot that had missed fire, and explod- g
ing it, was taken to his home in :.
Boulder, Colorado, this morning.
Outside of the injury to his eyes his
other injuries are not serious, and s.
DIR T,ooneV. at the McCabe honSital | p