Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-08-19
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slider have re
I turned from their visit east.
! Mrs. NJ. E. Morris is recoverin
from severe spell of sickness.
J. c. Herndon left today for
months business trip to Chicago.
A. c. Hazard was an arrival at th
Congress house last evening from New
York City.
Ed Peoples, the tailor, has com
menced work at his residence in tn,
Grape fats.
Mrs. T. j. Butler arrived in Pres
colt last evening and is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Otis.
Mr.. Eckert of the Prescott House
has taken one years lease on Nick
Schlamberger's rock home saloon Oh
the Groom creek road.
Henry Brinkmeyer cut his foot the
other day while chopping tree down
and is quite lame in consequence
thereof.
DR.. W. E. Day reports yesterdays
rainfall at "a of an inch. The total
rainfall for the month has been l. AZ
inches.
Frank Loveitt, Phenix printer and
newspaper man, is visiting Prescott.
Mr.. Loveitt has charge of the South
west Stockmau.
Col. B. W. Leavell left last night
for Phenix. He will return in day
or two to be present at the close of
the target shoot.
H. P. Anewalt, general passenger
agent of the S. F. P. and P. railroad
returned this morning from his trip
to San Francisco.
Mrs. Lloyd entertained about forty
ladies yesterday afternoon at her resi-
dence on Mt. Vernon street. Bid
euchre was played.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Hamp-
ston, of Poland, took place yesterday
afternoon. The services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Pattee enter
tanned a number of their friends last
evening informally at cards on Mt.
Vernon street where they are at pres
ent residing.
j. V. Shepard left on this mornings
train for visit to Colorado during
which he will combine business with
pleasure. He expects to be absent for
about a month.
While rain poured down in Prescott |
on the east side of the creek yester-
day for about half an hour, flooding |
the streets. there was barely enough |
on the west side to lay the dust.
Richard Delsnty came in yesterday
from the Bradshaw mountains and |
will leave on tomorrow's train for a |
visit with his family in Los Angeles,
whom he has not seen for over two
years.
At the meeting of the Pocahontas
lodge last night eight new members
we're admitted and quite a number
more are ON the string. This promises
TO become one of the leading lodges
Of the city.
7. H. Smith. of Canton, Ohio, ex-
county treasurer of Stark county, who
mas been in this section for some time
On mining business, left this morning
for San Francisco. He was accom-
panied by Ed S. Campbell.
E. Reeslund, merchant tailor, has
secured one of the new store rooms in
the Gundall building on north Cortez
street, and will open a fine tailoring
about the first of Sep
tember. He will keep in stock a fine
line of imported and domestic
Those Iron King ball players seem
TO be the real thing. They have play
I'D several games this season and have
yet to lose their first game. Their
attest triumph was over the McCabe
nine which took place last Sunday at
HcCabe. The score was only A to 4
IN favor of the Iron King boys.
Charles Mclean of Flagstaff
md Pete McGonigle, of Williams,
eft about two weeks ago to go
o the north side of the Grand Canyon
rom the Bright Angel trail. As thew
rave never been heard from since it is
they were drowned. a
earch party secured the canyon for
bout a week but failed to find any
race of them.
Dan c. Pettibone, who has held the
POSITION of city editor on the Herald {
or the past two months, has resigned |
lis position with the paper and left
his morning for San Diego. Cali {
ornia, where he has an offer with one
# the papers of that city. Mr.. Petit 1
zone is good newspaper man and ,
mighty nice fellow personally and the J
ournal-Miner wishes him success.
drs. Pettibone will remain here till
lie gets located.
Mccoy brothers, of whom mention
las been previously made exclusively
n these columns, as intending to put 6
n bowling alley in Prescott, have
ct the contract to Jos. Petit for the s
of it, and work was COM
nenced today. They have incorpo-
ated the coliseum Bowling Alley
company. 1t will be in the building |,
ust north of Odd Fellows hall, and the
ost of building and alleys will be
$500. There will be three alleys. {
hey expect to have 1t in operation by v
september 10. {