Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-28
THE LOCAL NEWS...... S ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

A. J. Doran returned last nigh from Mohave county.
 Mrs. Wm. Thomas returned las night from a visit east.
 J. R. Ryan arrived on the P and E train this morning from McCabe.
 F. Edwards is paying a visit to hi
 uncle A. W. Edwards of this city.
 The territorial woman's suffrag convention convened in Phenix today
 John Lawler returned on las nights train from a visit to Los An geles.
 W R. Owen, a prominent citizen O Sublett, Illinois, arrived in Prescott last evening.
 Jack Green has organized a mining company to work property in Coco nino county.
 Paul 4. Johns returned this morn ing from a visit to the Braganza Min ing properties.
 L. A. Grant. the we'll known rail road contractor, is visiting his grading camps in Arizona.
 Y. R. Salinger, superintendent Oi the Victor mine near Walker, is regis tered at the Burke.
 Geo. P Harrington came in last evening from the Bradshaw mountains where be is engaged in mining.
 Miss Harriet Oliver. of Prescott, has received legislative appoint ment being journal clerk of the house.
 Mrs. Lake, who recently moved to Prescott, from Kingman, has received an appointment as committee clerk of the legislature.
 Mrs. Dr. Kendall, who has been wis iting her friend. Mrs. F. E. Andrews for the past month. left today for her home in Los Angeles.
 David Finnie came in today from Cherry Creek. where he is running the boarding house for the Lion Gold Mining company.
 J. W. Francis. an eX-sheriff of Co., conino county, is now engaged in mining at Walker and is said to be meeting with good success.
 Fen s. Hildreth who has been in Phenix attending the opening of the legislature, returned on this morn- ing's train.
 Mrs. R. R. Coleman arrived on this mornings train from Phenix, where she has been spending the past few days visiting friends.
 Osto Strodthoff, formerly of Je- rome. who has been in Prescott for few days on business. left on this mornings train for Los Angeles.
 Miss Mason. one of the new school teachers was taken sick yesterday afternoon and was compelled to dis miss the pupils in her room.
 Dr. Mcdonald. who is associated with Dr. Looney. at McCabe, came in on this mornings train, to spend a few days in Prescott on business.
 Chas. J. George, the prominent pro- moter. and who has been spending the past few days in Prescott, return ed to Los Angeles his home, on this mornings train.
 H. Meyer. the general representa- tive of Keefer & Son. wholesale liquor house of Los Angeles, left for the northern part of the territory on this mornings train. H. J. Summers who mas been visit | ing Prescott for the past few days, in the interest of the Rainer Brewery and Malt company, left on this mornings train for Los Angeles.
 George Schuerman and J. R. Lowry of Prescott have been appointed del egates to the national convention of American road makers which is to be held at Detroit February 13 and II.
 Hugo R. Johnson. the multi-mill- ionaire capitalist of New York City, and the owner of the famous Sultan mine at Hillside. arrived on this morn ing's train from eastern points.
 In the report of the Monday club meeting mention of two of the leading papers of the afternoon were omitted. They were by Mrs. J. V. Shepard and Mrs. Carver, leaders for the afternoon and the subject of each was education.
 Under Sheriff Platt today received a telegram from Sheriff Roberts. from Boston, stating that he will leave there this evening with J. T. Hinds The announcement that he left there last week was incorrect.
 Editor Keane St. Charles, evidently learned some things worth knowing during his first term as legislator and has put the knowledge to good use. ~bng the list of comimttee clerks appointed in the house yesterday ap- pears the name of Mrs. Keane St. Charles.
 Our contemporary publishes a con- undrum this morning the climax to which is "Where in thunder is La Cross?" Don't know. sonny, but rather think he sneaked away on that special" which the Courier reporter was chasing on Monday evening.
 J. H. Brookhouse, Armour's Packing company. territorial representative. who has been spending a vacation travelling through Texas and the mid dle west. returned on last nights train. NIT. Brookhouse states that he had pleasant trip and enjoyed his vacation very much.
 Robert Weust. Sam Cracker. and Mir. and Mrs. s. Bruner arrived on last evenings train from Cincinnati The gentlemen composing the party are interested in the Caloctin mine which is being developed under the superintendency of H. Blauvelt. Mir Weust has been here several times. but this is the first visit of the others. The party went to the Caloctin mine today accompanied by F. R. Stewart and H. Blauvelt. and will remain there until tomorrow
 The audience which was present at the Mechanics Pavilion last night completely filled the building. The Royal Italian Band has steadily gain