Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-12-23
on the passenger trains between Phe-
nix and Ash Fork.

been visiting with his wife for Severa
days. Mrs. Campbell will leave thi
evening for her former home in Chi
cago where she will visit a few day
with her parents before returning t.
Jerome where she and her husband
will reside, Mr.. Campbell being con
nected with the United Verde Copper
company.
DR.. j. K. Mcdonnell, the company
physician at Crown King, and tn,
popular physician for that whole sec
ton of country, came in from the
Bradshaw mountains yesterday even
ing on a business trip and also tt
greet his numerous friends Elm this
city. The doctor has built up an i'm.
mense practice in that part of the
county. He contemplates building q
large hospital at Crown King in the
near future.
About as silly remark as the brain
less editor of the evening guesser has
made was that of last evening wherein
he accuses the Journal-Miner of get
ting its specials from the Phenix Re-
publican. If any one takes the
trouble to investigate such ridicul-
GUS and senseless accusation it will be
found that where a telegram appears
in both papers, its first appearance is
in the Journal Miner. The telegraph
service Of this paper is appreciated by
the public and that is what is binding
on the corns of the guesser.
Dave Finnie and wife, who are we'll
known in this section, having been
residents of Arizona for many years,
have opened boarding shouse at the
Iron King camp and are doing a good
business. They have had considerable
experience in this line and know how
to run mining camp boarding house
to please the miners. Besides being
a first class host Mr.. Finnie always
has wealth of yarns with which he
keeps his boarders in good humor. 1t
is said that ones food digests better
when he is in good humor, and this
may account for the splendid digest
ion which Mr.. Finnie's boarders en-
joy.
A. ]. Carroll, one of the we'll known
prospectors of this section, and who
was the locator and for years the own
er of the property now known as the
Iron King Extension, and which prom
Uses to become one of the big proper
ties of the Big Bug mining district,
is evidencing his good faith in the fu-
ture of the property by building a
fine large store building near the
camp. He still owns several acres
there which he took up as home
stead, and he has has laid out a nice
little town site and already has sold
several lots. He has named the town
Carrollton, and it is easily within the
possible that Carrollton may soon be
counted among the prominent towns
of the county.
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either, a Christmas present that will |
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The governors Office and the sher-
if of this county were notified yes
terday of the escape of the prisoners,
and Sheriff Lewis made a request for
military aid, probably under the i'm
preston that the governor could call
out the troops at Fl. Huachuca. Act
ing Governor Stoddard notified the
sheriff that he could call on the
Rangers for all the assistance they
could give, and at the same time mott
fed Capt. Rynning by wire. He also
suggested that as the prisoners want
ed worst are federal prisoners, the
United States marshal be called upon
for aid The sheriff's Office was mott
fed yesterday that there were eighteen
eight Americans and ten Mex
leans. -Phenix Gazette.
Lee Tabor, who was for some time a
brakeman on the s. F. P. & P, but
who went to California some months
ago, and has been working for a
n-that state, met with an &C
cident about a week ago which came
near resulting in his death. He and
another brakeman were standing on
top of the train, and the night being
dark they did not notice that they
we're approaching covered bridge
until they struck it running full
speed. They we're both knocked from
the train, Mr.. Tabor receiving very
painful injuries which will lay him
up for some time, while his companion
was instantly killed. MIR. Tabor ar
rived here last night and will remain
until he RECEIVERS from his injuries.
Julian Willard, who is not only a
first class architect, always right up
to date in his line, but is one of Pres
colts most public spirited citizens
and always ready to aid any cause for
the better ment of the community.
His latest efforts in this line is to
offer his services to the directors of
the public library by giving a series
Of illustrated lectures on the history
Of architecture. The series will con-
sist of five or six lectures and will be
intensely interesting as they will deal
with and illustrate this wonderful art
for several thousand years back up Ito
The present time. The date of the first
lecture will be announced soon.
Word was received in Prescott last
night that Frank Mansfield and Mrs.
Maud Bartlett were married in King
nan yesterday. This happy young
couple are among Prescott's most pop