Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-12-09
THE LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Colonel B.w. Leaven came up from
Phenix today.
Laura Jean Libby, of Ash Fork, is
visiting in Prescott.
Judge ]. n. Kibbey came up from
Phenix this morning.
H. A. SuttIe left this morning for
a visit to the Burlington mine.
Attorney General E. W. Wells re-
turned today from his trip to Phenix.
Mrs. A. E. Conner and child left
this morning for a visit in Colorado.
Born, December l, in Prescott, to
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Friedburg, daugh-
ter.
Mrs. r. J. Roper has returned from
her visit with relatives in Santa ana,
California.
Mrs. Larimer returned today from p
visit in Phenix where she formerly
resided.
Geo. H. Freyday, the we'll known
miner of the Big Bug section, is in
town today.
T. H. Sutton, representing Bishop
81 company returned to Prescott again
last evening.
One of the new engines of the S. f. |
P. Il P. railroad was taken out on the
road this afternoon on its trial trip. |
Thomas B. Warner, an cid timer of
this section, died in the county hos
pital yesterday. He was 6S years old.
Pat Barrett, the we'll known miner,
came in yesterday from Slate creek
where he has been employed for some
time.
R. ]. Jack and family Hhave moved
into nice cosy new residence in Otis
addition which they have named
Sunnyside.
Now is the time to plant your
Christmas advertisements in the Jour
nal Miner where they will bring the
greatest returns.
j. E. Mccoy demanded jury trial
this morning on the charge of main
tanning a slot machine and the case
was set for trial next Monday.
Phenix has just closed registration
of voters for the water bond election
to be held on Saturday, December u,
the total number registered being
LOG. Il
Prof. and Mrs. b. d. Billinghurst
are moving into a new house recently
erected by Mrs. Jeanette Levy, on
Marina street, opposite the Methodist
church.
Trains number three and four are s
bulletIned today as being annulIed {
between Prescott and Phenix. These [
are the north and south bound freight /
trains.
Miss Eta De Witt left this morn
ing for Jerome for a visit with her
father, who is filling "a position with
the United Verde Cooper company
there.
Mrs. William Murphy, mother. Of
Mrs. j. A. Hope, and sister-in-law of |
Simon J. Murphy of Detroit is visit .
ing her daughter in Prescott. Her +
home is also in Detroit.
The machinery for the Tempe con- 7
iensed milk plant has ali arrived at :
me above town and it is expected that
the plant will be in operation by
January l or very shortly thereafter.
Are you going to get your boy that
boys magazine, the Ameri-
can Boy, for next years reading?
The Journal-Miner will give it free &
with years subscription to this pa
per. ,
Col. 40. Brodie arrived on today's
train from the south and will remain
here until tomorrow when be will /;
continue his journey east and remain (
until after the holidays. On his re-
turn to the territory he will be accom-
panied by his wife and son.
F. 4. Ford, representing the F. A.
Ford Shirt company of San Francisco,
IS in town today on his periodical
visit. Mr.. Ford was formerly con-
lected with an eastern firm of shirt
but has started a fac c
DRY of his own in San Francisco. f.
Thomas Sloan, former city ticket a
gent at Phenix, of the S. F. P. &P.
las resigned the position and accepted d
position in the passenger department c.
f the Salt Lake road under General D
Passenger Agent f. W. Gillett. d
Irs. Sloan left Phenix yesterday to
DIN her husbani in Salt Lake.
In opposing the proposed water bond :
ssue in Phenix the Republican is
DING good service for the taxpayers
the Canital CITY If is baftar 70