Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-11

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 Mrs. Jas. A. Hope. manager of the dry goods department of the B. B. Co. 's store, left for the eastern mar kets today on business for the com plny. Mrs Hope is one of the best
 ns: ed ladies iH her line in the terri 0ry and personally attends to the selection oi goods for each season of the year. thus assuring the patrons of the store that they are always getting the latest styles and best materials that the market affords.
 The Curtiss company played its closing engagement at the opera house on Saturday night. They played a very successful week in Prescott and increased heir former popularity.
 show the conscientious character Of tine company. while it is possible h1 the co-apany will never return to Prescott again. their work on Satur- lay D night was as painstaking and ac- eUrate as it was the first night of their ppearance. The company is an ex- cellent one and its repertoire f plays S fine and 1t deserves good patronage
 herever they play.
 rom TUesday's Daily.
 G. G. Henderson Is in town from
 alker.
 T. G. Norris returned from Phenix his morning.
 Lillian Wilson, of Kingman. is a guest a, the Burke.
 
 Wan. Thomas of the county hospital ;s getting over his illness.
 A Mexican from Congress has been lodged in Jail charged with selling whiskey to Indians.
 Mrs Ed Block and daughter Beth. ielt this morning for Los Angeles for l few weeks visit.
 Richard LamsOn returned Sunday night from four months visit east Dn mining business.
 l.. T Ferrall. of the Grand Canyon country. arrived in Prescott from the north last evening.
 There has been a decided rise in the temperature today and the snow is rapidly disappearing.
 J. B. Girand returned this morning from trip to the Whip Saw mine, in the Castle Creek country.
 The court house plaza looks like a distant island today and the only way tO reach the court house is to swim or fly.
 Chas. Raible was d pretty sick man last night. but is much better today and will be able to be down town in d hort time.
 John Derr. Prescott's fashionable tailor. k in Jerome for couple of days taking orders for his elegant fit ting suits.
 Twenty four degrees below zero is the temperature reported ill the noun tainS between Ash Fork and Winslow last week.
 Hon. \. J. Doran left today foI Kingman. Mr Doran is actively en- gagged in the mining business in Mo have county.
 Judge Talbot yesterday rendered udgment against H. D. Stuthman for -l04 J0 The judgment was in favor of Joe Roberts.
 J. H. Robinson, clerk of the board Cf supervisors went to Kirkland last night. being called there by the sick Less of his mother.
 The Ladies Aid society of the M. r. church will meet tomorrow. We'd nesday. afternoon. at the residence of Mrs. W. s. Goldsworthy.
 Articles of incorporation of Gold Tunnel company were placed on rec ord today with k H. Burmister, J. J. Hawkins and Julian Willard as incor- pOratOrs.
 The funeral of the late Alfred Gui- or took place at Whipple today. 'acse Cf death was pne ~ooia Mr Guiton Is survived by wife. son and two daughters.
 M. \. Miller, an employe of the 5. B. company has been confined to his room for several days threatened with an attack of pneumonia. but is getting better now.
 The recorder of Coconino county turned S2.272 % in the treasury of that county January 3l, being the amount of fees collected during the month of January.
 C. s. Mover, a machinist, arrived iI Pre- co-t last night fro~' Colter. California. and expects 10 make this his future home, provided he finds employment at his trade.
 Mrs. F. P. Ward went to Ash Fork this morning to meet her mother. Mrs. [. J. Seckett. of Los Angeles. who will al we today for 6 visit of several months with her daughter.
 Chief of Police Prince rounded up nine hobos Sunday night and Police Judge McLane meted out justice to hem yesterday in sentences varying rom ten days to ninety days in jail.
 Secretary Stoddard has found a paper in Prescott that is willing to publish Si0 articles of incorporation for Sl5. The Journal Miner is not seeking business unless it can be per formed at profit.
 Miss Cora Thomas. who went to PheniX few days ago for few weeks visit. returned home two or three lays ago quite sick and has been con- fined to her room ever since. but is reported to be improving.
 R. c. Facer, of Silver City. Idaho. is in Prescott. guest al the Hotel Congress. Mir. Facer has just re urned from an inspection of some aiming properties in the Santa Maria -aafEn.p Epr aor,,o Ida abn f.r.f
 Mrs D. NJ. F. Weeks returned on Sunday night from a four months visit in Pasadena with her father and mother, Mr and Mrs. J. c. Mather. MT. and Mrs. Weeks are domiciled at the residence of Mrs. J.L Fisher.
 J. E. Haskell. of the Penn Gold Mining company, returned a few days since from visit of several months to his home in Pennsylvania. and is in town today from Walker where the Penn Gold company is operating mineS.
 Mir Morris. head clerk for T. W. Otis. has returned from New Mexico where he went some weeks ago to re- cuperate after an attack of pneu- Iaonia. Mr. Morris says he has en- tirely recovered and never felt better in his life.
 James R. Anderson. a son of Judge Anderson. well known attorney of Salt Lake City. is looking over the mining possibilities of this section. and like all others who investigate this subject to know the truth. is very much delighted with this section.
 Word cones 70 the city yesterday of a battle near Douglas yesterday be- tween a party of Arizona Rangers and outlaws iu which one of the latter was killed by Ranger Webb. One of the rangers was wounded. No other par ticulars of the affair could be learned.
 Rev. P. G. Blanchard. Congrega-