Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-22

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the fraternal orders has already paid
the amount of the policy held by Nc
Carly and it is stated that the Others
will also do so. A resident of Coco
nino county who was intimately ac-
quainted with McCarty, and who was
one of the party who went out after
the remains says he is positive that
the remains found we're those of Nc
Carly. He says he examined them
very closely including his teeth and
cannot be mistaken as to their iden-
tity.
The remains of the late william
Kramer were shipped yesterday to
Denver. The arrangements were under
the charge of the Eagles, and meet
ing of the aerie was held at $3.50
O'Clock and the members escorted the
body to the depot. Worthy President
W. j. Wlisey appointed three MEM
bers of the Eagles and three members
of the McCabe Miners union as pail
bearers. Nearly forty members of the
above union came in from McCabe
and were in line, as their deceased
brother was held in high esteem by
them. The body is due to arrive at
Denver tomorrow,morning at 8 o'clock
where it will be met by the Eagles,
and the funeral will be held under
their auspices.
From Tuesdays Daily.
T. NJ. Earnhart is up from Kirkland
today.
c. A. Clawson came up from Phenix
this morning.
Geo. II. Cook came up from the
south this morning.
The Woodmen gave dance at Odd
Fellows hall last evening.
Holbrook public schools have been
closed on account of diphtheria.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet at the parsonage tomorrow.
Born, in West Prescott, April 20,
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Niles, a daugh-
ter.
DIR. VIM. Slernitzauer, recently of
Denver, Colorado, has located per-
manently in Flagstaff.
j. F. Hesse returned on this morn
ing's train from visit to the south
ern part of the territory.
Miss Mona Rhines, trained nurse,
arrived in Prescott last evening and
will likely remain in this city.
Major A. j. Doran, of the st. Louis
commission, left for st.
Louis today on exposition business.
The Elks ball at Odd Fellows hall
will, as usual, be the event of the
season. Don't forget the date, May l.
E. t. Holiday, a prominent mining
man of Kingman, who has been visit
ing this section left for his home this
Mrs. G. D. France, sister of DR..
Roper. left for her home in Santa Ana
this morning after visit of several
weeks in Prescott.
Ed Shumate left this morning for |
Los Angeles for brief visit and to
purchase material for improving his
Granite Dells resort.
I. F. McNaughton, a young news
paper artist of more than average
ability, left this morning Tor Jerome
% take position with the T. F. Mil
er company.
The Hotel Congress has at last re
,eived its final touches of new paint |
and other improvements and presents
/ very handsome appearance both in
;erior and exterior.
Judge H. T. Andrews left on this
train for visit with his
children at Marion, Illinois. He will
De absent for several weeks.
o. P. Hopkins, manager of the
samson Gold dining company, left
his morning for visit to Colorado
Springs on mining business.
Rev. J. P. Buck. of California. will
preach tonight at the Prescott mis-
ion, near Sherman House. Services
,egin at 7:45. All are invited.
Ed Wagner, of Walnut Grove, has
purchased a residence in Los Angeles
md will live there portion of each
7ear and probably permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Worley and the
atter's sister, Miss Mamie Clark, left
his morning for San Bernardino to
eside. This was their former home.
One can scarcely turn around a
treet corner these days without
into base bali club, and
hallenges for games are of daily oc-
urrence.
S. B. Higley and wife returned this
1orning from a visit to the Salt river
alley section with the formers bro
her, S. W. Higley of the S. F. p and
}. railroad.
Mrs. II. Belcher, mother of Ben {
1. Belcher, will arrive on tonight's {
rain for visit with her son. The |
atter's wife went up on this morn
lg's train to meet her.
The Bisbee Miner has made an as
ignment to j. g. Pritchard for the
enefit of its creditors. The liabili- Y
les are s., 1898, and the assets |
mount to only 50, $50. 26. ]
The base ball craze has struck the
Ourt house officials and Deputy Dis
let Attorney Morrison organized a :
inc in the court house today that
i'll tackle anything that comes along.
A special car will arrive in Prescott 4
4 May u, carrying a delegation of f
of Douglas, Lacey IL Co.,
no come here for the purpose of in I
'ecting the properties being worked Il
? the company.
Al Doyle, former resident of this l
'unty, but for the past several years
resident of Coconino county, has fl
fl the Latter nlaca and has zone Tn W