Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-14

! north bound train today for visit to points in Southern California.
 Maj. A. J. Doran, the mining man, who has been spending the past week or so in Prescott on business. returned to kingman on this mornings train.
 Chas. P Wingfeld, of Huron. is in Prescott on a business trip. Mir. Wingfield is just recovering from a bad attack of pneumonia which con fined him to his bed for the past month.
 Adjutant General D. W. Leavell returned last night from spending the holidays, visiting friends at Fort Douglas and Salt Lake. Utah. He reports having had a most enjoyable time.
 The Model Mining company's stock holders held their annual meeting
 this afternoon, but the Journal Miner was unable to secure the list of directors and officers before going to press.
 A man somewhat under the infiu- ence of whiskey frightened some la dies last night by following them while on their way to church. He was taken in charge by private citi- zen and turned over to the police.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Carton and the latter's brother, L. E. Dillingham;. arrived in Prescott last evening from 1 Missoula, Montana, for the benefit of Mrs. Cartons health. MT. Dilling- ham is an experienced newspaper man.
 The special car of the ModeMi h. [ ing company, containing Frank Jaeger and twenty-eight of the stock | holders of the company returned from McCabe this morning, where they have been for the past day or so look ing over the famous McCabe mine, the property of the Model Mining company.
  in the A. O. U. w. and the Degree of | Honor. for the coming term, will take place this evening at the Odd Fellows hall. As this is the first joint install lation of the two lodges, a very nice programme has been arranged by the ladies of the Degree of Honor. after which light refreshments will be served, and ending with a social dance.
 The stockholders of the McCabe Extension Mining company elected the following as its board of directors at the annual meeting of its stock holders today. J. Bradford, Owen Callaghan, D. A. Burke, Felix A. Worden and Leon V. Becker. At a | meeting of the directors, held imme- 1 diately after the stockholders meet 1 ing officers were elected as follows L. V. Becker, president; Paul Kir- schoffer, vice president: Felix A. | NOrden, secretary and treasurer. from lueSday DaIlN.
 Born, January F, to Mir and Mrs. ! Ray Hill, daughter
 As the weather grows colder, the coal supply seems to become more scant.
 Dr. A. Tryoler, of Williams, is wis iting Prescott. the guest of MT. and | Mrs. J. B. Girand
 F. R. Stewart returned last evening from his trip to the Bradshaw noun tains on official business.
 H. T. Walsh the western representa- tive for the Sullivan Diamond Drill Co., is registered at the Burke.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Jones who conduct the boarding house and hotel at Walker are registerd at the Burke
 J. H. Farrell, superintendent of the McCabe extension Mining com pany, left for McCabe this morning.
 T. G. Norris who has been attend ing the meeting of the supreme court at PheniX returned on this mornings train
 ChaI les R. Kurvink. of San Fran cisco, has been appointed as operator for the Postal Telegraph company in Prescott.
 Mrs F. M. Murphy will leave to- morrow for visit to her parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Meaney, in Los Angeles.
 Judge and Mrs R. M. Ling and Mr. and Mrs. Felix A. Norden went out to McCabe this morning by private conveyance.
 Vim. Norton, the newly appointed solicitor for the s. F. P and P R. R., arrived on this mornings train from Phenix.
 W. Treadwell of the Geo. A Tread well Co. and who has charge of the Hydro Carbon shelter at Mayer. is registered at the Burke
 M. E. Conboy representing the Western Drug Co.,. of Los Angeles, Cal, left on this mornings train for Gallup, N M, on business.
 W. H. Mckay, superintendent of | the Monte Cristo mine. accompanied by his wife. is spending few days in the city. They are stopping at the [ Burke H. E. Olmstead. of Hartford, Michi- gan, arrived in Prescott last night, with the view of remaining here for some time to look over our mineral resources.
 E. E. Retzer who has been the I night operator for the past three { months at the Burke left on this l train for Needles where | he has accepted the position as night ' dispatcher. ' Among the good things promised by the new officers of the McCabe Exten- l sion M. and M. company is the pay ment of all outstanding claims against the company after which it is pro- posed to resume work on the prop erty. J. \. Rodenburg yesterday received f a letter from his son Fred. in which the latter very emphatically denies