Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09
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 THE LOCAL NEWS...... OF THE ......QTY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

bAhtL Ahlc LlOIullk. Mark Murphy is in town today fro the Bodie mine of which he is supe intendent.
 Deputy United States Marshal U
 ting came in from the south on tn
 mornings train.
 Fred Reif has moved his barb,
 shop into the Lawler block a fe
 doors north of its old location.
 Sheriff Roberts arrived last ever
 ing from Salt Lake with his prisone
 of many aliases.
 Fred Moore and Frank Brown lei
 this morning for trip to the Brad
 shaw mountain section.
 Mrs. H. T. Smith and little chil
 returned last evening from spendin
 their vacation in California.
 W. H. Ruffhead, a mining, oil an, stock broker, oi Cleveland, Ohio, i in town on mining business.
 Mrs. C. F. Lyle, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Thomas Simmons, left yes terday for home in Seligman.
 R. E. Daggs, the Phenix attorney who has been rusticating in Prescott for several days. left this morning fol the Grand Canyon.
 G. B. Lauber, of Concord, New Hampshire, who has been in this sec tion on mining business, left for hi: home this morning.
 Miss Norma Fernwalt left this morning for San Francisco, for a visit. She expects to be absent for about two months.
 Mrs. J. l.. Munds and children re- turned today from their visit to the Munds ranch, horth of Seligman where they spent their summer vacation.
 J. c. Herndon returned last night from a professional trip to Ash Fork, and was called by wire to Pasadena, leaving on today's train for the latter place.
 \. P. (Pard) Pierce came in yester- day from the Santa Maria country. His visit is for the purpose of giving testimony in an Indian depreciation claim.
 E. Reeslund. the merchant tailor. has a new advertisement in this issue which is worthy of perusal by every body who wears clothes. Just read it over.
 n. c. Pettibone, newspaper re- porter formerly of Prescott, has ac- cepted 8 position on the Phenix Ga zette. Mir. Pettibone is a good news paper man.
 Misses Stella and Lizzie Kerbaugh, have returned from spending their va cation in California and left this for Jerome where they are in the public schools.
 Ash Fork was visited by heavy rain storm yesterday afternoon. The rain came down in torrents for about thirty minutes. It is said to have been the heaviest rain of the season.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Hummer, who have been occupying the Munds resi- 1ence during the absence of the fam fly at their ranch, have taken rooms at Hotel Burke where they will reside
 c. L. Hayden had his new Franklin on the streets yesterday, and it excited the admiration of every one who saw it. It is a swell machine and is as good as it Is stylish. Its en- zine has capacity of twelve and a half horse power.
 John Lindell has purchased an in- terest in the saloon business with Harry Brown at Crown King, and left for that place last evening. He has moved his household furniture there and will have everything in readiness for housekeeping when Mrs. Lindell returns home from her visit to Utah. which will be in about two weeks.
 Mrs. T. J. Pomeroy, wife Of for mer well known conductor of the P. & A. c. railroad arrived in Prescott yesterday for a brief visit with her relatives in this section. She went out this morning to the lower Agua Fria section to visit MT. and Mrs. Geo. E. Brown and Mrs. Mitchell. Mr Pomeroy and family are located in Guadalajara, Mexico, where the former is engaged in business.
 The members of the Eagles band yesterday presented their leader, Will lis Grander, with d beautiful baton. in token of their appreciation of his splendid efforts to bring the band up to its present high standard of excel fence. The baton is beauty and no mistake. It is made of mahogany wood with solid ivory handle and gold tips and Mir. Grander's heart beat high with joy when this evidence of the boys regard was rendered him. We'll might any man be proud of such a gift.
 Photographer E. \. Suppiger yes terday made his second lot of pictures showing the advancement of the work at Whipple. He made views of four places where work is progressing, being the single barracks, quartermaster's stable. quartermaster aud sub-quarter-