Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-05-20

physician who has been attending tn
little sufferer, and they did ever.
e thing within human power to save tn
e child but the grim old reaper plucke'
the bright little flower just as it wa
q budding into sweet happy childhood
The members of the Prescott lodge O
Eagles and number of other friend
of the bereaved parents in this city
n sent beautiful floral offerings up OF
5 this mornings train.
The May number of 10 Story Bool
is model issue of short story mag
azine. An unusual strong list of au
thors contribute. Opie Read, who il
r at present so much in the public eye
! leads with a clever sketch entitled
The Man and the Mummy" 1t is 9
quaint piece of humor, involving 9
most profound psychic proposition
which gives Mr.. Read ample oppor.
tunity for play Of his wit. A prize
story by Howard Ordway Hilton is OF
/
er's familiarity with the inside work
ings of the game. The masterpiece of
the month is "Dimond cut Dimond, ~
a gambling episode in the career of
Hon. Mr.. Deuceace by William Make
peace Thackeray.
Editor d. d. Mcdonald, of the
Herald, left this morning for Los An
geles on mining business, and Incl
dentally to be present and take part
in the three days. shooting tourna-
ment to be held at Ocean Park under
the auspices of the Ocean Park Coun-
try Club. The tournament will open
Friday and close Sunday next. The
championship of the Pacific coast will
be contested for besides money purses
amounting to over 5000 and the tourn-
ament promises to be one of the great
est held in that state for many years.
Mr.. Mcdonald will be accompanied
as far as Seligman by his wife and
daughter who will visit with Mrs. Nc
Donald's sister Mrs. Lisle, for several
weeks.
From Thursdays Daily.
DR.. Looney came in from McCabe
last evening.
L. Wollenberg left for Flagstaff this
morning.
DR.. o. L. Geer came up from Mar
tinez this morning.
Constable Pete Boscha came up from
Congress this morning.
A. c. Gilmore has returned from
the Bradshaw mountains.
Mrs. Lora Taylor is in from Poland
today.
D. Moynahan, the Cocoon Creek
mining man, is in town today.
There has been disagreeable wind
here today.
F. P. Secrist came down from Win
slow last night, and is guest at Ho-
tel Burke.
J. @. Stephens is again able to be
on the streets but has to walk with
the aid of a crutch.
Ed L. Johnston, representing the
Pacific Coast Hardware company, is
in the city in the interest of that |
company.
william Prack, representing the
American Type Founders company,
left this morning for a visit to Je-
rome on business.
E. E. Ellinwood returned last even
ing from Williams where he was call
ed by the accident to his little son.
The boy is recovering rapidly.
DR.. o. l.. Geer and Geo. Burnell of
Martinez, we're brought up from that |
place this morning as witnesses in the
case against Gus Hoppe.
NJ. S. Taft, of the Victor mine,
came up from Phenix this morning in
company with his brother-in-la law, W. |
P. Shipman, of Binghamton, n. Y.
Born at Iron Springs Monday. May |
IL. to Mr. and Mrs. CA. Mills, son. !
This is the second birth which has
taken place at the above resort.
Mr.. Leith, representing the Live
Stock Commission firm of Nolan d
Booth, of Kansas City and st. Joseph,
Missouri, is paying visit to this sec
ton.
WI. johnson sent one of his freight |
teams out yesterday with a load OF
supplies for the Arizona Power com
pany. The destination was Fossil |
creek.
Lon Hall left on this mornings |
train for San Francisco. Seattle and
other points on the coast, in the in
terest of the Eagles, Investment COM |
pany.
Gilbert Taylor, a former S. F. P. |
and P. railroad boy, but who has been
working for the Santa Fe at Winslow |
for the past two years, is visiting
friends in Prescott.
EW. Porter, of Detroit, Michigan,
left this morning for visit to the
Grand Canyon. He has been sojourn !
ing in Prescott for some time and
thinks of returning here to locate /
permanently.
j. H. Stephens and family arrived
in Prescott from Los Angeles last
night and were met by W. Stephens
and wife, of Williamson valley. They
will all 60 to the latter's ranch today
for several weeks visit.
The journal Miner is in receipt of
notice announcing the marriage, in
San Francisco, of Miss Evelyn Cook
and Leland Dake. The bride is of
one of San Francisco's prominent
families while the groom is the young
est son of E. c. Dake, the veteran ad-
vertising agent of that city.
V. P Edie, of Albuquerque, con-
nected with the Albuquerque Wool
Securing Machine company, will ship
sixteen car loads of sheep tomorrow
from Ash Fork to the Chicago mar
ket Mr.. Edie purchased the sheep
about two years ago on speculation