Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-07
tIhE LOCAL NEWS...... ......CITY AND COUNTY
m Wednesdays Daily.

-
 New Years dance tonight at Dough
 erty hall.
 John Luke will return to Phenix
 tonight.
 Geo. Merwin came in last evening |
 from Walnut Grove.
 Col J. F. Wilson has returned |
 home from Kingman.
 R. E. Morrison has gone to Cali
 fornia from Kingman.
 Dave Sinclair, one of the newly | elected supervisors, is in town.
 A. E. Ensign is a recent arrival here from Los Angeles.
 Geo. Hammer. the we'll known -oicCabe merchant. was in town today.
 The celebration of a New Year by
 the Dark Town 400 All colored per
 formers and colored musicians. i'd
 smelter recently erected for the Geo. 1 A. Treadwell Mining company. came
 in yesterday from Mayer
 H F. Anewalt returned last even ing from Christmas visit with his
 family who are spending the winter in San Diego.
 Walter Hill X O. have rented { ] portion of the basement of the Shu- i . mate store and will occupy it in 1 few days. Mir. Shumate will occupy the remainder with his candy factory. I
 The United States civil service com mission announces an examination for January 27 for a disciplinarian J at Indian schools and field matron q in the Inidan service.
 The funeral of the late John Curtan : will take place tomorrow afternoon q at o'clock from the Masonic hall Friends and acquaintances are invited ' to attend
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph Archambeau s yesterday celebrated the first ami d yersary of their marriage and enter h tained few of their intimate friends n at dinner last evening. The princi- n pal guests of honor were Mr and Mrs h J. l.. Munds. at whose home the a marriage ceremony of year ago was Ii performed. c
 John Curtin who was brought in to n Prescott few days ago. died yester- day at the county hospital. He was <, 62 years old and had resided in this ~ ~ county since the sixties. He was a u |, veteran of the civil war. a member of - - Garrett Post. C.. A. R.. and was also ~. a member of the Masonic fraternity. U His funeral will take place tomorrow " afternoon at ? o'clock from Masonic tI hall. to which all friends are invited u uDh
 The Samuel Hill Hardware company it has been incorporated. The capital o1 stock is Sl00. 900, divided into 1000 tI
 tres of Sl00 each. The incorpora-
 rs are Mrs. Amy Hill. Ray Hill and a, -ragHW Foster. The incorporation cI wiE Aceed to the business of the CT late Samuel Hill. aI
 Zuni Tribe No 6 of Red Men elect ey ed the following officers at its meet th ing last night: D. NJ. Clark, sachem; al P. J. Farley. senior sagamore; Dick dt Gordon. junior sagamore; Geo. Burch, re prophet; T. L. Harris, chief of W, records; Phil Hoover, keeper of wam- pun; Richard Summit. trustee h. ly stallatiOn will take place next Tues co day evening. At the close of the tn lodge refreshments were served a..d a sc good social time was enjoyed. ad The United States civil service com tn mission invites attention to the an- in nOuncement of the examination of m, electrical engineer in the United vi States signal corps. examination for ti1 which will be held on January 20-2l. ga 1903. in which announcement it is It stated that it is expected that cer- clI titication will be made to the position ba ef~ electrical engineer in the signal service at large, et San Francisco. ! y>sszAs=saia=- sst-c salary of coco per rei annum. and to other similar Vacan- Sai cies as they occur. The department states that it is desired to appoint from this examination a person to ov' :He position of electrical engineer in spt ., signal service at large, at salary J -t 2.OOO per annum, and two per tin .s to the position of electrical engi- ho
 zr, at salaries of Sl, 600 and Sl, 400 sT annum, respectively. Emmet Shawg. the young man who ma Nell into pot of molten metal at Val Wi Sgde a few days ago, died at the Mi
 abe hospital on Tuesday night.
 father arrived there on Tuesday Mi
 ing and was with him during the 1T 1T
 and on Thursday accompanied Ne
 pains to California for burial ref
 Pd was a steady and industrious pa yOuhstnan aged 9 years. He had just we recovered from severe attack of 1;
 i'm cured which cost him his life. In sol conversation Wednesday evening with ma a Jonrnal-Miner representative. the co young mans father stated that he had SUI a premonition that some serious acci- , cent was about to befall his son. St through dream. The dream so i'm les pressed him that on repeating it to tn his wife they decided to send at once M, for their son to come home. but be- , fore they had time to do so the word came informing them O. the accident. ile ho From Fridays Daily. tic
 George Hammer of McCabe ap is ted seriously ill. aip 'rcaard P. Talbot. who took trip ap Ieast recently. has returned. bringing \ wife with him, whom he married ,a Fhile abselt. pa pa Col. James O'Hara is in town cir Ja culating amoug his friends wi Mrs. s. Nj. Walstrum and child ''I have returned From their visit east. ,l Read Mi-- Belle Reynolds advertise p, IS e ment-1,i n this issue. vii J. \. Pooley. representfrSS the Los VII Angeles Herald. left for Phenf- today.
 J h. MuIrein returned last evening av from a visit with his parents in Los fb Angeles during the holidays. on T. J. Morrison. member-elect of tel the next territorial legislature. came tn in from Jerome yesterday. MT. Nor bu rison's family resides in Prescott. an Mrs. W. H. Throne left today for her home at Napa. She is very much in love with Prescott, even after an absence of ten years and hopes some day to return ere to live.
 > Fifty instruments were filed with
 he county recorder on Wednesday. Most of them pertained to mining