Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-02
PhICs BAKING POWDER CO., CHICAGO.

given in their honor tomorrow by
Pete Mackin and in the evening a
dance will be given in the Groom
creek hall.
From Fridays Daily.
Larry Martin, of the Hillside mine,
is in town.
G. A. R. meeting tonight to NOM
mate officers.
J. f. Holden came up from Con-
gress this morning.
John Lawler came up from the Hill
side property this morning.
E. r. Fellow and wife Of Ash Fork,
spent Thanksgiving in Prescott.
N. Pordum, a resident of Chilli
cothe, Ohio, is visiting in this city.
Born, November q, in Prescott, to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Wakely, daugb-
ter.
T. J. Norton, solicitor for the Santa
Fe, came in from Los Angeles last
evening.
Don't fail to see the Eagles Band
Stock Co. in 1.-The Powers of Man"
Friday, Dec. 4.
Carlos Contrado, leader of the In
dian school band, at Phenix, died
few days since.
Miss Bessie Bell Thew formerly OF
this city, is now connected with the
Whittier reform school in California.
The Christian Scientists held spe-
cial Thanksgiving services in their
rooms, in the Union block, yesterday.
j. j. Fisher left this morning for
the Jerome section where he will do
some surveying on a mining property.
Attorney General E. W. Wells will
leave for Phenix this evening on bust
ness connected with his official posi-
tion.
The Eagles gave Thanksgiving ball
last night, and like all entertainments
given by this order, it was enjoyed
by all in attendance.
George Ruffner, who took lot of
stock to the Salt river valley a few
days ago to place on pasture, returned
from his trip this morning.
Yesterdays base ball game resulted
in victory for the infantry nine over
the cavalry, both mines being from
Whipple, by score of II to II.
VIM. Thomas entered plea Of not
guilty this morning in the district
court. Monday November 80 was set
for the day of fixing the date of trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Totten were pas
sengers this morning for New York |
City. Mr.. Totten is the machinist for
the Sand Stone Brick company in this
city.
Mrs. G. T. Joslin, wife of Cbas. I.
Joslin, general manager Of the Nc
Cabe mine at McCabe, left this morn
ing for a short visit with friends and
relatives in Chicago.
James Elder, connected with the
Treadwell company, left for Mayer
this morning, after spending his
in Prescott, and assist
ing in the subjugstion of Turkey.
Mrs. ]. c. Fredericks and her
Mrs. Pulliam, left yesterday
for Los Angeles where Mrs.
Fredericks will have her eyes treated
by one of the best specialists on the
coast.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church, on
Mrs. p. L. Kastner re-
signed as president Of the society and
Mrs. E. II. Meek was elected to the
position.
Governor and Mrs. r. A. TritIe
we're losers in the burning of DR..
Walls residence, having number of
books and other articles
stored there which we're considerably
damaged by water.
Judge J. J. Hawkins and wife left
IN yesterdays train for Los Angeles
y here their daughter, Miss Lila, is at
tending school. Mrs. Hawkins will
remain for several weeks, but the
Judge will return after a short visit
The hand painted card posters, used
Tor the flower sale were the work of
Miss Margaret Brandon and were
greatly admired by all who saw them.
The committee will place them on sale
at auction shortly, the proceeds to be L.
placed in the manual training school
iund.
f. Highlander, the tailor, has ex-
,ellent quarters in his new location,
in the new Wilson building. The /
rooms are very commodious, giving
him opportunity for good display of
-he large stock of goods carried by
him, as we'll as ample room for his
Springer, New Mexico, had a &c.,
200 fire few days since, which de-
'trOyed the largest portion of the bus
mess part of the town. Two of the
largest stores in the territory, those
Of the Florsheim Mercantile company
and the Warden Mercantile company,
we're destroyed.
Charles Plat came up from his
mining property near Kirkland this
on business in connection
with the property which is being
worked under bond by the Illizona
Mining company. He reports the