Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-02

k. D. Seaton, who is operating the Cumberland mine. on Turkey creek, left for the east today. The Santa Fe railroad has made a one and one half cent per mile fare , for the Albuquerque fair. Frederick w. Bangs, representing F. w. Braun X Co.,, wholesale druggists of Los Angeles, is in town. Capt. A. E. Macomber left this morning for his home at Williams after a brief business visit in Prescott. | California excursion rates will con- , tinue on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays through the month of Sep tember.
 , E. M. Sanford has returned from a , trip to Old Mexico. He reports things very lively at Naco, Bisbee and Tombstone.
 Lee Osenburg, who has been visit ing his sister, Mrs. R. M. Ling, will leave tomorrow for his home in Tope- ka, Kansas.
 The Congregational Sunday school went out to Dukes ranch today. on a picnic, just behind the north bound passenger train.
 Judge R. M. Ling, his brother in law Lee Osenburg, and his two boys went out to Granite Dells this morning for a days outing.
 Walter Kibbey and Miss Clara Ross were married Tn Phenix last evening. The groom is a son of Judge and Mrs. J. II. Kibbey.
 Mrs. k. D. French, who has just re covered from an attack of quinsy, is now suffering from a very severe at tack of rheumatism.
 A. A. Martinez. who left here some | two months ago for NacoZari, Mexico, on mining business, has returned to i his home in Prescott. J. R. Beatson returned a few days since from two months visit in Cal ifornia with his family. The latter will remain there for several weeks yet.
 Miss Louise Penny, who has been enjoying a two weeks vacation in California. returned last night and Is at her post of duty at the B. B. com pany's cash window.
 D. J. Sullivan will leave tomorrow or Saturday for Chicago where he goes in the interest of the United Gold Mines company's Alaska goup of mines near Congress. | John Derr, the well known mer- chant tailor, has just returned from very successful trip through the Big i Bug country in the interest of his l tailoring establishment. ] Engines number ?, and 9 of the 1 s. F. P. X P, have been e uipped with oil burners. and number 12 is now in the shops. It takes about two weeks to. complete the change. i A. K. Mitchell, the diamond drill operator, left this morning for Cali fornia, accompanying his wife and Mrs. M. A. Heck there. The latter will remain there for several weeks.
 EnOs Ayers, representing the Colo rado Iron Works company, of Los An geles, arrived from the north day or two ago and is calling upon the differ ent mining companies in this section. i for Mohave county on mining busi ness. Dr. G. w. Vickers, of the Phe- nix Republican, came up on this mornings train and accompanied him there.
 Next Sunday there will be another big game of ball at the Dells. The Ash Fork team have accepted an invi tation to play another game with the Whipple nine A special train will leave Prescott for Granite Dells Sun day morning.
 Henry Stuthman has just returned from Huron where he installed large ice box for c. P Wingfield, so that the fine liquors which Mr. Stuthman furnishes Mr. Wingfeld may be kept in good shape for his customers.
 Frank T. Blandy came in yesterday from Cherry creek. This is his first appearance Tn town since the arrival of the little girl in his family, and he is receiving the congratulations of his friends.
 The Sisters of St. Joseph request the students of last year who intend to resume their studies at the acad- emy, to put in their applications early as the dormitories are fast fill ing up by new boarders.
 Mrs. L. B. Larimer entertained a great many ladies from Prescott and Iron Springs at her residence yester- day afternoon. Mrs. Larimer is a charming entertainer and her guests had very enjoyable afternoon. G.G. Henderson has started stage line between Prescott and Walker. ue leaves Walker every morning at I7:l5 o'clock arriving in Prescott at 9:lO and leaves at o'clock p. m. The Prescott office is at Voge's store.
 Miss King, who graduated from the Prescott schools two years ago and from the Tempe normal school last June, will leave this evening for Oc tave and will teach the school at that camp the coming school year. Prof J. F. Blandy had the misfor- tune to fall this morning at his home on Mt. Vernon avenue, hreakiDg the } socket of his hip bone The accident ! Is a very painful one and one which will caufinc him to his room for some time.
 Dr, Tbomasson, surgeon U. s. A.. arrived in Prescott few days since