Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-23

 work is HOW keeping the local rip track force hard at work. It is eX- pected that the orange crop, which will be moved about December, will be larger than last year, and for this reason both the Santa Fe and South era T-cific are having additional cars b t. The fruit crop is growing in $ 20 ,4ch year, and preparations must | de in advance to meet the de- u... is upon the transportation com F1o.l 1onday's Daily
 V. B. Creekmur is sick at his home iI "lst Prescott.
 j. B. Girand returned this morning to tho Grand Canyon.
 Ms. F. o. Caldwell left today for
 i-~ ndria, Nebraska.
 MT. and Mrs. Thos. E. Campbell left for Jerome this morning.
 John J. Bodkin, representing The Tidings, of Los Angeles, is in town.
 Iron Springs is about deserted, only two or three families remaining there.
 A. J. Knoblock, Walter c. Miller mad Dr. Hawkins returned to Jerome this morning.
 W. H. Seaver, representing the Win chester Arms company, left this morn ing fcr Los Angeles.
 H. N. Naus is expected home to- morrow night from spending his vaca tion in California.
 Tobe and Will Miller, c. F. Dryer and Jim Morrell left this morning for Rock Butte on a hunting expedition.
 The Whlpple Barracks baseball team go to Flagstaff Thursday to play in baseball tournament there Friday and Saturday.
 Rev. Long had large and appre- ciative audience at the Congrega- tional church last evening to hear his lecture on Russia.
 Miss Marian Carter. who has been having a hard siege of typhoid fever, is able to be about the house again although very weak.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sessions, old time residents and a highly respected couple of Cherry Creek are in town today on a busniess trip.
 At a recent meersig of the terri torial board of:edscaf;fi64. in Phenix, J. H. Franks, of YavaEai county, was awarded an educstiogal diploma.
 Phenix horseman will try to get Lou Dillon, the new racing star, at their holiday races. J. c. Adams, of Phe- nix, has a couple of half brothers of the celebrated mare.
 E. $. Clark came up on Sunday mornings train from PheDiX, and was joined at the depot by his wife who accompanied him to Flagstaff where he will attend court this week.
 Arthur Tarnbull, of the Ideal Min ing and Development company. owner of the Gladstone mine. near McCabe, arrived on last nights train from New York to look after the interests of the company.
 The subject of Rev. Taft's sermon last night at the Baptist church was ''Thy Will Be Done" being the sec ond of a series of sermons he i: preaching on the Lords prayer He had a good audience to hear last nights discourse.
 The Phenix Republican announce. that Dr. R. ". Scboeule shas decided Co locate in Pheuix and engage in the practice of his profession. The doc to, is nephew of Mrs. A. V. Kaut2 aui came to Prescott last spring, and spent the summer at Iron Springs. l Az Howard BgImi=,er vas the high. { r-- mau iu tHe four man team snoor Saturday which won the championship Hiamoa5 medal he wiil be entitled ! to wear fine beautiful trophy for th, next year Mr. BGrmi-ter made a splendid record during the tourna malt
 R. 4. Talbot ha- joined tn. ancient
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