Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-28

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Bonsall visits this section about twice
a year on insurance business.
W. b. Biddle, general freight traffic
manager of the Santa Fe railroad, was
a passenger on last nights south
bound train for Phenix. He will re-
turn to Prescott tomorrow and will
probably stop here for day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fl. Cook return
ed last night from two months visit
spent partly in the east and partly on
the coast. Mr.. Cook says he found a
prosperous condition of affairs at all
points visited. While thoroughly en-
joying his visit Mr.. Cook says be is
glad to get back to Arizona again.
Geo. Flammer, the McCabe mer-
chant, is in town today.
Fl. Huennekes, patentee of the brick
making system which bears his name
arrived in Prescott last evening &C
companied by his wife.
The sale for the benefit of the free
library on Saturday was very success
full, and Melted handsome sum for
that institution.
Attorneys E, s. Clark and E. E. Ell
linwood and Court Reporter W. S.
Norviel have returned from attending
court in Holbrook.
c. ii. Mysel, machinist employed
In the S. F. P. & P. shops has return
ed from a five weeks visit with rela-
tives in Baltimore.
H. P. Lewis, general agent of the
National Metal company, with head
quarters In the City of Mexico, is in
town upon a short business trip.
E. r. Mcdowell, who went to Lo:
Angeles some time since, on mining
business has had quite severe spell
of sickness there but is better now.
j. NJ. Aiken, of Phenix, returned
Saturday night from his hunting trip
The party only succeeded in killing
one deer and four turkeys on the trip,
w. F. Staunton, superintendent o.
the Tombstone Consol idated Mine!
company, and also of the Congress
Gold company's mines is in town to
day.
H. n. Tharsing of the Catoctir
mine was in town today. Mr.. Thars
ing and wife came in yesterday to at
tend the funeral of their nephew, tn,
late Alfred Peterson.
Word was received today from Lo.
Angeles, announcing that Martin Slit
ger, who went there some time since
for the benefit of his health, is very
low and is not expected to live long,
DR.. c. E. Yount returned on Sun
day from a six weeks visit in the east
during which he visited relatives al
Herndon, Virginia, and also visited
a number of hospitals in some of tn,
larger eastern cities.
Larry Dugan, today sold his Aqua
Fria ranch to John Block for $780,
Mr.. Dugan's health has failed ESQ
much that he is not able to work hi:
ranch and he expects to return east
soon and spend the remainder of his
life.
On account of orders from the de-
partment at Washington, the post.
office doors will hereafter be closed al
9 80 o'clock at night. Heretofore the
doors have been kept open all night,
so that box owners could get tc them
at all hours.
Among the visitors to Prescott in
the Frank jaeger party was Frank 7.
Wyatt, an old Chicago newspaper man,
who put in fifteen years in that bust.
ness. Mr.. Wyatt is now the general
manager for the American Gold and
Copper company, operating a mine in
Wyoming.
There were about 100 spectators
present at the rooms of the Athletic
club on Saturday evening to witness
the sparring exhibition. The first was
between a soldier and Mike Distin
and the former gave up at the end of
the third round as his wind gave out.
Mcmahon, the club manager, and q
California boy named Bartlett gave a
ten round exhibition.
The body of Joe Hood, a member of
the Jerome Miners union. was found
on Sunday by Frank Derr while hunt
ing on the head of Miller canyon.
Coroner Talbot and Sheriff Roberts
went out today to hold an inquest.
The probabilities are that Hood died
while resting where he was found, as
he had been in poor health for some
time. Undertaken Logan will bring
in the body for interment.
Edward Grunsfeld, general manager
for Arizona, New Mexico and a por-
ton of Texas for the Equitable Life
Assurance company, with headquart-
ers at Albuquerque, and Thomas E.
Dalton, of Phenix, general agent of
the same company, for Arizona, are in
town on a business visit to A. j.
Herndon local agent of the company
in Prescott. Three of kind is hard
hand to beat, and any one who runs
up against this insurance combination
might just as we'll caritulate and or
der policy in the Equitable.
A. P. Fulcher, an employee of the
S. f. P. & P.railroad in the auditors
Office, left on Saturday for a brief
visit in Los Angeles. When inter
rogated regarding certain rumors of
nature in connection
with his trip he blushed quietly, from
which it was at once assumed that the
aforesaid rumors we're we'll founded.
Some of the boys in the Office know
ing the scarcity of such articles in
Los Angeles very considerably placed
a supply of rice and other commodi-
ties in his suit case which would be
leful in connection with the antici-
Dated event. During his short resi-
lence iu Prescott Mr.. Fulcher has
made a host of friends, to whom this
news will come as happy surprise.
H. Huennekes, who arrived in Pres