Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-05-27
Chas. CANAL left on today's freight

ChaS. CANAL left on todayS freight
for Phenix.
j. A. Hise came up from the south
this morning.
]. R. Macdonald, of st. Louis, is
visiting in the city.
F. A. Jewett left on this mornings
excursion for Los Angeles.
Col. j. f. Wilson came on this
mornings north bound train.
Mrs. II. H. Olds left this morning
for Los Angeles for visit.
c. c. Stukey and Otto Lind, of the
Bodie mine, are in town today.
Ralph Cameron left for Williams
this morning.
Geo. W. Ford returned to his fam
lily yesterday from Phenix.
Born, May %, in Prescott, to Mr..
and Mrs. John Love, a daughter.
Fl. A. Suttle returned last night
from hurried business trip to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. j. A. King left on this morn
ing's train for Los Angeles for a visit
to relatives.
William Brobst and Mrs. Lou Thorp
were married yesterday by Probate
Judge c. P. Hicks.
Ira Pulliam has returned from his
trip to San Francisco. He expects
his automobile here in few days.
W. II. Relterman is in town from
Black Hills, where he is engaged in
mining.
That gold headed cane which was
reported lost has been delivered to
Harry Van Allen.
Work has been stopped temporarily
on the Hurricane mine. They expect
to start up soon again.
A large boiler and hoist were ship
ped yesterday by Brown Bros. to
Lynx creek to the Monroe Consoli-
dated Mining company.
o. W. Williams, a printer formerly
of this section, has been adjudged in
sane In Yuma. Williams is we'll
known to all Arizona printers.
II. I. Walsh, representing the Sull-
ivan Machinery company at Denver,
is visiting this section in the interest
of that firm.
T. W. Boggs, the well known resi-
dent of Big Bug, is in Prescott in
company with his brother, g. W.
Boggs, who is visiting in this section.
Ernest Barrett lost two fingers of
his left hand yesterday by getting
them caught in the machinery of the
railroad shops where he is working.
Advices have been received today
that the Coronado Tent City band
will not reach Prescott until June IL,
instead of June 10 as has been an
nounced.
Rev. Leon o. Lewis, pastor NJ. E.
church, South, will preach tonight, s
o'clock, at Prescott Mission, near
Sherman House. All are cordially
invited to be present.
Moody Rosenquist, manager for the
Postal Telegraph company at Pasa-
dena, California, has been spending a
few days in this city and left this
morning for visit at the Grand Can
yon.
Miss Anne Belle Bailey and Mrs.
Ross have returned from Mayer where
they gave very successful entertain
ment on Friday night. They also Wis
tied the Blue Bell mine as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Haggott.
Miss Bailey is working with untir-
ing effort on the programme for her
musicale on Monday night. Some in
teresting numbers may be looked for
Tickets may be had at Brisley Drug
Co. IS and at the Hotel Burke.
Granite Encampment, No. >. l. ..
o. F. Friday last elected the follow
ing officers: c. P, S. J. Gnash; H.
P, J. P. Burnett; S. n, Richard
Sumid: J. W, Daniel Kelly; Scribe.
Fl. j. Suder; treasurer, P g. Rosen-
bIatt.
Judge Sloan has returned from the
east where he had been called ON i'm
portant business. He passed through
Prescott Friday night in order to be
in Phenix Saturday for the special
session of the supreme court. He re-
turned to Prescott Sunday.
A. q. Oliver, who has been with the
typographical surveying corp for the
past five or six months, says that a
bench mark placed on the highest
point of Mingus mountain, in the
Black Hills range, showed an altitude
of 7721 feet.
J. \. Cashion, who has been in
charge of the railroad construction
for Grant Brothers on the Phenix and
Eastern road, came up from the camp
beyond Phenix yesterday and left this
morning for the camp in the Brad
shaw mountains.
The work of removing the old pile
of brick and stone from the middle OF
the street near the Prescott National
Bank. was begun this afternoon. The
material will be moved over on the
vacant lots adjoining, which have
been exeavated for building purposes.
The Journal Miner had hoped to
have had this brick pile filled in with
soil and planted to flowers, cactus
and vines, as a sort of counter balance
to the plaza improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Barkley left last
night for FL Paso, where Mr.. Barley
will engage in business, and where
they expect to reside. During a resi-
dence of nearly six years in Prescott;
they have made a host of warm
friends here who very much regret /
their departure. The regrets were
mutual as Mr.. and Mrs. Barley re-