Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-14

precinct are freely rapid, but mu-
nicipal services of this city in the past
have nearly bankrupted him in eX-
pectations, until the present mayor
and councilmen came to his rescue.
He feels grateful for the fair and rea.
sonable manner in which he has been
treated, and as his services We're
honestly performed the payment OF
the old claim is creditable reflection
on our officials, and their conception
of justice.
From Thursdays Daily.
Harry Van Allen returned to Ash
Fork today.
C. W. Platt came up from kirkland
this morning.
Richard Dalton is recovering from a
spell of sickness.
S. C. Miller is recovering from d
severe spell of sickness.
Col. B. W. Leaven came up on this
mornings train from Phenix.
Hon. A. j. Dcran returned this
morning from his visit to the southern
part of this county.
Eli S. Perkins of the Martinez News
Herald was in town yesterday.
Take a look at the swell Florsheim
shoe, in this issue. Laskey sells it.
J. NJ. Aitken and Paul Hastings left
this morning on their hunting trip.
William Nelson was in town today
from his wood camp, near Cedar
Glade.
Philip A. Fowler, representing
milford Winsor's Phenix Enterprise,
is in town.
Sergeant Feldcamp, of Wbipple,
will leave tomorrow for his visit east
on furlougb.
E. E. Kirkland has been appointed
3 clerk in the territorial auditors
office in Phenix.
Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon. who has been
visiting her sister in Los Angeles, is
expected home on tonight's train.
The railroad company has been do
ing some improvement work on the
street in front of its general offices.
Quail may be killed on and after
next Thursday, October 10, without
violation of law. The open season
lasts until March l.
81. II. Keayes, a thorough and prac-
tical miner, is in charge of the Chi
cago mine during the absence of MIR.
Clark in the east.
The machinery for the new brick
factory has been received and is
about all in place and the plant is
nearly ready now for operation.
Miss Kramer, nurse, will leave
tomorrow for Washington to enter a
hospital there to take three years,
course to prepare herself as a Nurse
for the army.
The Elks had an unusually interest
ing session of their lodge last even
ing. The attendance was larger than
usual and a number. of limitations
added to the interest of the meeting.
Word has been received from Los
Angeles that Alex Thompson is rapid
ly recovering his health there. He
was in the hospital a week upon his
arrival in Los Angeles and has stead
lily improved ever since.
Work was commenced today exca-
waiting for the foundation of the new
building to be erected by Mrs. Raibie
on CorteZ street adjoining the Lawler
building on the south. The building
will be 50lxOO feet two stories high.
Sheriff Joe Roberts will return this
evening from Jerome having in Gus
tody Jim Burke, who recently as
sauIted fellow workman named Hes
lin at the smelter with a sledge
Burke was held under $500 bonds
which he has been unable to give.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Clark left this
morning for their home in New
Haven, Connecticut, for brief stay.
They will return soon again to this
section though, and expect to make
this their permanent residence for the
next two years at least.
The Albuquerque fair will open
next Monday October Il, and will con
tinue all of next week. Fare for the
round trip from Prescott will be only
sl3. 20. IN addition to the regular ter
ritorial fair the Southern Carnival
company will hold forth during the
week.
j. I. Lee, former New York brok-
er, who has been in Prescott for the
past three or four months, will leave
tomorrow for Washington, ID. c.,
where he expects to locate. Mr.. Lee
has made great man friends in Pres
colt during his brief residence here.
He will take trip to the Grand
Canyon en- route east.
Mrs. McElliott and her daughter
Miss Myrtle McElliott, who accom-
panied their son and brother to Pres
colt about five months ago for the
benefit of the latter's health, left to
day for their home in Chicago. The
young man has been benefited so
much that be will remain here.
Two peddlers who were arrested yes
terday for selling cheap jewelry with
out license were sentenced today by
Judge McLane to serve 90 days and six
months respectively in the city Jail in
lieu of a fine of $50 and $50, assessed
against them. They resisted arrest,
and put up quite fight against the
officer and the sentence was enlarged
on this account
Major Walcutt, constructing quar-
termaster at Whipple invites sealed
proposals subject to the usual condi-
tions for changing the channel of the
water course, digging surface ditch,
and constructing a railroad embank
ment and for trsOls laying. IuformR