Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-05-13
THE LOCAL NEWS.
! .....QTY And COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily.

Geo. MerWln Is IN town from the
walnut Grove section.
Rev. F. T. Bennett returned today
from brief visit to Phenix.
Mrs. J. H. Miles . is reported Sc
riously i'll at her home on Marina
street.
10. Stephes is able to be out again.
after being laid up few days with
sore foot.
E NJ. Doe, district attorney of Co
conino county is in town on legal
business.
June Freeman, the City Directory
man, left today for Congress ON bus
mess trip.
A. c. Gilmore is out in the Brad
shaw mountains looking after his min
ing interests.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Aitken came up from
Phenix this morning for visit with
her relatives.
Ralph and Niles Cameron returned
this morning to their home in the
Grand Canyon
d. Il. Budlong, brother of Mrs.
Captain Phillips left this morning for
Los Angeles.
]. H. Clinkscales, the insurance
man, left for Jerome this morning on
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson and
their little son Joined the. California
excursionists this morning for a if
teen days vacation.
At the high school election today
81 votes we're polled of which 81
we're in favor of it and 10 against it.
and one blank.
]. P. Dillon left on this mornings
Los Angeles excursion. From Los
Angeles he will go to Yuma to attend
the grand lodge K. of P.
W. W. Munds has returned from
Jerome where he went to nurse W. NJ. |
Munds. He reports the latter as be-
ing considerably improved in health. |
Two dead head Pullmans, which |
had been used in the Grand Canyon |
excursion, we're attached to this
mornings train en- route to Los An !
geles.
Milton Turnbull took look today 1
at the Mexicans in Jail charged with
murder at Goddard and positively
identified them as those who commit
ted the crime.
Miss Margaret Brandon, sister OF
W. c. Brandon, arrived in Prescott
last evening from her home at De
troit, Michigan, for a visit with her
brother and his wife.
Miss Caroline Burson, daughter of
J. W. Burson, councilman from this
county in the recent legislature ar
rived on this mornings train for a
visit with Mrs. r. E. Morrison and
her daughter, MISS lneZ
Monday will be Mothers Day. at
the Monday club meeting. Mrs. I.
W. Otis and Mrs. Lloyd will be lead
ers- Every member of the club is re-
quested to be present. Meeting at
Odd Fellows hall at 2:3O p. m.
Mrs. A. w. McCasb, wife of an at
tache of the Prescott National Bank.
and their two children. arrived on
last nights train from Cincinnati, to
join her husband and father here
where they will reside in future. Mr..
McCash has rented nice cottage III
West Prescott AMI has it all furnished
nicely ready to move in.
The engine connected with the
heating apparatus of the new school
building was.started up yesterday and
worked perfectly satisfactorily. Mr..
Thomas, who has had charge of plac-
ing the new heater in position, has
completed the work and will leave to-
morrow for his home in the east.
Mrs. W. F. Meeks left this morning
for Seligman to join her husband who
is superintendent of ssthe United Gold
and Platinum company and will re-
main there for some time, during
which she will visit Cataract Canyon
and the Supai village. She was ac-
companied by their young son.
e. Z. Ellinwood received teIe-
gram this morning announcing that
his ten year old boy bad been kicked
by mule and seriously injured at the I
Grand Canyon He was brought into
Williams to the hospital, and Mr.. FL '
linwood let on this mornings train I
for that place. He had arranged for
SPECIAL engine to take him from Ash 1
Fork to Williams.
A special was sent to Ash Fork this {
morning to bring private car DO of [
the Santa Fe road directors car. S
The occupants of the car are c. S. t
Gleed and II. R. Duval, directors of {
the company, and the latter's son, I
and John Hertzel of the Development
company of America. Messrs. Gleed G
and Duval are making an inspection u
tour of the Santa FEES railroad prop 9
erty.
The monthly contest for the Peters 4
trophy by the member of the Phenix i
Gun club resulted in the following
scores out of a possible twenty five:
Harrison, Is; MorrelI, %; Tanner. 90:
Wilson, 10; Aitken, %. Alter the
handicaps were shot up Harrison and T
Aitken we're tied on "A each the :,
other shooters making % each In
shooting off the tie at ten targets :
each Aitken won by one target. y
DIR. W. E. Day this morning re-
ceived a handsome gold badge of the 3,
Military Order Loyal Legion. The =,
badge is of beautiful design, excel n
lent workmanship and one which if q,
a great honor to be entitled to wear. h
\ man &c do so must have a military I
record and it must be practically
perfect one. A man with shady
military record cannot secure the 90
privilege of wearing the emblem of as
this order. aC
A company is being formed in Pie q
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