Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-29

railing TO return the mother went to
the welIand looking down into it dis
covered the boys hat floating on the
surface of the water, which is about
eight feet deep, the depth of the well
being twelve feet. The boys body
was found in the bottom of the well
and taken out.
From nOnday's Daily.
Jerome is having siege of scarlet
fever.
Grad Lodge X. of p. will meet in
Yuma May ID.
Geo. P. Harrington is in town from
the Bradshaw country.
Erick Fredericks returned this
morning from a trip to Phenix.
ID. J. Rice, who has been having a
tustle with grip is again able to be up
town.
Special Agent Holsinger of the in
terror department, is in Prescott on
business.
E. +. Mcdowell returned yester-
day from trip to Bisbee and Doug
las.
The Phenix and Eastern road will
be running trains to Msea within ten
days.
Col. j. F. Wilson is just recovering
in PheniX from a serious attack of
pneumonia.
Eli s. Perkins, the st. Johns news
paper man, has purchased the Wicken-
burg News Herald.
Nogales is to have new daily pa
per, called The Times. 1t is schedul-
ed to make its appearance May l.
I. j. Morrison came up from Phenix
yesterday, where be has been sick ever
since the close of the legislative ses-
sion.
Hon. Fl. F. Ashurst, the brilliant
Coconino county attorney, came down
from Williams last evening on bust
ness.
Engineer Frank Lowe who has been
enjoying few days vacation, return
ed from Phenix this morning to re-
sumo work.
Geo. P Harrington left this morn
ing for Los Angeles where he will
purchase machinery for the Tiger Gold
Mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heap will re-
turn to Phenix this evening after a
short visit here with the latter's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Wells.
The cutters on north Cortez street
which were filled up with sand during
the recent heavy rains, are being
out by the city prisoners.
II. E. Armitage will leave tonight
for Cochise county on mining business
with the Old Terrible mine
Of which he is consulting engineer.
Mr.. Cameron, special correspondent
for the LIS Angeles Herald, one of the
best daily papers west of st. Louis,
is paying Prescott visit in the inter
EST of that paper.
j. S. Douglas came up from the
south yesterday and Immediately went
TO the Senator. Rumor has it that
operations will be started up soon on
that property again.
Phenix papers say that General
Agents Lands, of the S. F. p and P.
md Bicknel of the S. p are making
to have every man,
woman and child out of PbenIx this |
summer to the sea coast.
Col. F. c. Hatch, an old time resi-
lent of Prescott and Phenix, is now
n the latter city on his periodical
-isit to the territory. Mr.. Hatch is
how engaged in the hotel business in |
New York, but comes to Arizona per-
odically to circulate among his old |
friends.
Mrs. Urquhart, sister of Mrs. W.
MnIvapop Who ANNA bara ea,-.,...i l
weeks ago during the sickness of the |
alters son, left for her home in Seat
lie this morning. Shortly after she
arrived here she was taken sick and |
mas just recovered sufficiently to |
ravel. Mrs. Mulvenon accompanied |
her as far as Ash Fork.
A. B. Nader. the we'll known civil |
went ont to the property of
he Poland Extension Mining and
Milling company today to make sur
'eys for patents for a group of 10 min
ng claims which the company is de-
'eloping. This is the property which
Jharles J. George is promoting.
Otto Miller, we'll known printer,
Who has worked in every Office in Ar
iona, arrived from the south a day
II two ago. He has been working in
tucson for some time but thought
his time of year it would be a little
more pleasant in the mountain city.
tito is one of the lightning type pick
rs of the southwest.
The Iron Springs outing season is
lmost at hand and the Iron Springs
Tub is busy in preparation. The di-
ectors have been up and looked over
he situation and many householders
re getting their houses in order.
he excursion rate of So round trip
or all members of the club is now in
feet and the little mountain resort
7ill soon be scene of activity.
PheniX democrats have put the fol-
owing municipal ticket in the field:
or mayor, Elmil GAM; for council
IAN, first ward, E. Sunderland; for
third ward, J. T. Dun
APP; for marshal, Henry George; for
reasuerer, c. F. Leonard; for asses
Or and tax collector, f. S. Russell;
Dr. recorder, A. d. Leyhe.
The game of ball at the ball grounds
afternoon between the
nipple and Prescott mines was won
Y the soldier boys the score being 13 !
D %. There was big crowd to wit $
ess the game and great enthusiasm