Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-04

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 furnace was once supplied the fire re
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 necessary to add fuel often. It is ex | pected that further tests will be mad
 with larger quantities of these bri
 quettes, which are made by a secre
 process devised by a Minneapoli
 man. If their trial is successful a bri
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 the Ignite beds of North Dakota
 The Woman's Home Companion fo February is patriotic number
 "Lincoln''s Neglected Birthplace. 5
 ''The Birthplace of the American
 Flag" and George Gibbs picture il
 frustrating the battle between tn,
 Serapis and the Bonhomme Richard
 speak of the quality of the magazine
 The fiction includes "The Flight oi
 Fenella," short stories by Clara Nor
 ris and Tudor Jenks. The nature study club deals with the American
 Hawks. There Is a page of unusually
 beautiful theatrical pictures. The author of the famous Bunny stories is writing a series of chil-
 dren's tales. All the departments are full of timely suggestions. Mrs. Her rick tells how to give a Sunday night supper. Miss Gould describes the latest fashions, and there are some eX- cellent suggestions for evening enter tainments Published by The Cro- well Publishing Co.,, Springfield, Ohio; one dollar year; ten cents a copy.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Geo. Foster is in from the Poland tunnel.
 Dan McGIone came over from Jer- ome last evening.
 Jacob Henkle has returned from a visit to Los Angeles.
 General Passenger and Freight Agent Anewalt returned from Phenix today.
 Bob Taulman. the well known trav- cling man of Los Angeles, is visiting Prescott merchants today.
 Special Live Stock Agent Mcqueen went out to Mayer today to adjust a claim against the railroad.
 s. E. Lyons, who has been spend ing several weeks in Prescott, left for his home in New York City today.
 O. P. Edgett. the P. and f. station agent at Turkey Creek. passed through Prescott today with his family return ing from a visit in Phenix.
 The citizens of Turkey Creek and are making an effort to have post office established at that place aud will no doubt soon enjoy the con venience.
 From parties who came up from PheniX today it Is learned that the band concert given there last night was something grand beyond descrip- tion.
 The body of Emil Peiper. who died here Saturday, was shipped to his old home in Brooklyn today for burial His mother, who arrived Tuesday night accompanied the remains.
 A. J. Snodgrass will return to Los Angeles tomorrow after a week very plesantly spent in Prescott. He says it k no sure thing that he will not re- turn here again as he is in love with this section.
 Toughs hose company has elected officers as follows: Foreman, Charles Kerle: first assistant, Charles Lauer; second assistant, Jesse Kerley; secre- rary, J. \. Rodenburg; treasurer, Eric Fredericks.
 On account of the death of Mrs. Dillon. mother of J. P. Dillon. the exalted ruler of the local lcFCo of Elks, the special meeting tt odge called for last night adju,.ned without transacting any business.
 Word was sent in from Huron early l his morning stating that a Mrs. Avery l lad died there last night. Undertaken | logan sent a casket out by this morn 1. ng's train and the body was brought | nto Prescott this afternoon for bur | al.
 J. M Baker is recovering from -ery severe illness and is now able to | De up and around the house. For a -ime it was feared that his illness l would prove fatal. It Is a matter of that he is now on the to recovery.
 Rain commenced falling last night ] ust after dark and continued until | nearly midnight when the wind l -eered to the north freezing the mois- ure in the atmosphere. The temper 1 iture this morning was 2S above Vi. n | | north wind blowing.
 Constable Springer has small | orce of men under his supervision at ]. work on the streets cleaning out gut CTS. The men are all guests of the | ,ity and have iawelry attached to | heir neither limb Tlay are doing he city some good service.
 The Prescott Title company is pre- )aring map of Yavapai county which | will soon be issued. Geo. W. Sarano Is Ilso preparing a fine map of the coUn- | y. Such a thing has been needed |. lere badly for some time as no up to | late map of the county has been ob- ainable for some time.
 Ed Morris. a fireman on the s. r. | D and P. road has been taking a . breed lay off for a few days on ac- | ;ount of an accident which he had . ast week. He slipped and fell from | he tender of his engine striking his lead on sharp projection on the ten Ter cutting quite a gash just over the . fight eye.
 Mr and Mrs. L. R. Smithen. who | -ame here a few months ago from Salt 1 lake City to engage in the real estate . business with J. s. Acker * Co.,, re- 'eived word last evening of d splendid . business opening at their old home il . Salt Lake, and they took the train for | hat city this morning, going by way )f Denver.
 County Recorder P. J. Forley is -isiting in PheniX today where he $ in consultation with all the county recorders of the territory. It | s said they will attempt to get a bill . through the present legislature to . make the recorders office fee office | Instead of salary as at present.
 Hon. A. J. Doran returned to Pres 'ott today after spending a few days -isiting PheniX. A session of the leg stature is a strong magnet for MT. )Oran, he having put in so many ses- lions there as an active member of . uch bodies. Many of the best laws low on our statute books were helped | O be placed there by Mir. DOran.
 The Santa Fe Railroad company has bought some more of the Mikado To- | Altogether fifteen engines If this type have been purchased | They will replace the decapods and will be used in hauling heavy freight | rains on mountain divisions. The l