Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-15
THE LOCAL NEWS.
S ......QTY And COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily:

From Saturdays Daily.
H. J. Allen returned to jerome this
morning.
r. E. Morrison has returned from
his visit to Valdez.
Mrs. W. NJ. Munds has gone to Pie
nix to reside with her people.
C. F. Riblet returned this morning
from visit to the Buckhorn mine.
W. J. Martin, superintendent of
the Poland tunnel is in town tody.
Ed Holtz, who was shot at Jerome
by Geo. Moore recently is now able to
be out.
Geo. n. Gage of Tempe was pas
senger on this mornings north bound
train en- route to California.
Mrs. Mayer and son who have been
visiting in Prescott for some time
left for California today.
A car load of boilers came in on
this mornings freight train from Ash
Fork, consigned to Brown Bros.
Mrs. f. E. Andrews and little
daughter left this morning for visit
of several weeks in San Francisco.
A jolly party went out last night to
Thumb Butte for moonlight tally-ho
ride. They returned about l o'clock
this morning.
Married, July 4th, by J. H. Henry
at the u. E. parsonage, at Flagstaff,
George E. Clark and Louise E. Cas-
ner, both of the Verde.
Captain A. f. Brown, representing
the California Powder company, ar
rived in Prescott on this mornings
train ON his periodical visit.
Nine car loads of lumber passed
through Prescott today en- route south
for use in the construction of bridges
on the PhenIX and Eastern railroad.
S. W. Higiey returned last evening
from his trip to Coronado, where he
accompanied his family, and located
them for the summer in a cottage
there.
Leon Kneip's condition was report
ed greatly improved this morning.
While he is still troubled with a
stupor, during his wakefuI moments
he is rational.
For celebrating the Fourth of July
by attempting to carve his wife with
big knife ]. NJ. Jones, of Bisbee, was
fined $500 with the alternative of 200
days in Jail.
One of the popular resorts of the
city these warm days is the swimming
pool in the Odd Fellows building.
Crowds of people enjoy plunge in
the refreshing waters every day.
Rev. J F. Finley, of Phenix, ar
rived in Prescott this morning and
will preach at the West Prescott Meth
odist church tomorrow morning and
evening. Mr.. Finley is presiding
elder in charge of all the work of the
NJ. E. church, south, in Arizona.
Jesse Robinson and W. S. Conner
came in this morning from Lynx
creek. They state that thinning bust
ness there is resuming its old time &C
tivity and a large number of men are
at work again in that district.
Mrs. Geo. y. Gage, of Tempe, and
her sister, Mrs. Viola Kennedy, who
have been visiting the formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. b. Burmlster, left this
morning for California where they
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Kent, and son
Kenneth. were arrivals last night from
Buffalo, \. Y, having come for
visit with Mr.. Kent's brother, W. A.
Kent, the we'll known mining man of
the Poland district. They went out
to Poland this afternoon.
Geo. S. Connolly, president of the
Tiger Gold Mining company, and his
SUI. dlIlNCu ldSb 6N6llllS lIOul
field, Illinois. They were met in
Prescott by P. S. Lee, of the COM
pany, who came in from Crowned King
yesterday afternoon.
E. Z. Ellinwood received a letter
this morning announcing the death in
Kingman of c. E. Bowers, formerly
connected with the Kingman Mercan-
tile company. Mr. Bowers was an old
and highly respected citizen of the |
above town, and had been in poor
health for some time.
III. b. st. Claire, secretary of the
Arizona Worlds Fair Commission. left |
for Flagstaff this morning. after |
days visit in Prescott. After brief |
stop in the Skylight City he will re-
turn to Prescott again for a couple of |
days visit. He is taking semi vaca-
ton and at the same time working up
exposition business.
Joseph Hawthorne. an Englishman.
aged 30 years, died yesterday at Dan
Kinney's camp, eight miles south of
town. The deceased was thrown from
buggy about two weeks ago, which
produced hemorrhage, and this no
doubt was the cause of his death. His
lungs were affected, and the injury re-
ceived from the fall above mentioned
aggravated and aided the disease.
Flagstaff Gem.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Nolan of Denver,
Colorado, arrived Oh last nights train
for a visit with their son I. j. Nolan,
jr, of the firm of Mansfield & Nolan.
They are en- route to California for
a visit. Mr.. Nolan is in the govern
ment service at military headquarters
in Denver. He has been in this service
for over a quarter of century having
held a similar position at Whipple
during the time that department
headquarters were located there.
The hoard of supervisors, sitting a.
a board of equalization, have reached
the letter o on the list. On account
of the larger number of properties to
check up this year the board will be
kept very busy TO finish their work in
the twenty days allowed them by law.