Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-11-11

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of the big show company came up and
assigned the camel to the care of the |
leader of a grown camel giving the
latter to the boy, and the ''the band
played ON and the procession kept |
moving.
From Fridays Daily.
DR.. Vickers, of the Republican,
came up from Phenix this morning.
Deputy United States Marshal
welles came up from Phenix this
morning.
J. c. Rankin returned today from a
visit of a couple of days with his wife
at Peoria, Arizona.
Judge Sloan returned this morning |
from Kingman where he has been
holding term of court.
Judge ]. H. Kibby and Attorney
Oliver P. Morton, of Phenix, are in
Prescott today on legal business.
Samuel G. johnson, manager for the
Alto Mining company, is Elm Prescott
from the Big Bug district.
DR.. E. B. sParrin returned to his
home at Williams this morning after
short business trip to Prescott.
Supervisor Sinclair left this morn
ing for California where his family
has been spending several weeks.
Harry Heap passed through on this
mornings passenger Ell route from
Phenix to San Francisco on business.
S. J. Holsinger passed through |
Prescott this morning on his way
from Phenix to his home in Flagstaff.
DIR. DeLaffrey and wife ARE recent
arrivals in Prescott and are located
for the present at the Hotel Congress.
Miss Mary Sweeney, sister of Mrs.
DIR. McNally, left this morning for
San Francisco for few weeks visit
with relatives.
II. P. Anewalt went up to Ash Fork
this morning to meet f. Chambers,
the general freight agent of the coast
lines who is on his way to this city
on railroad business.
Mrs. l.. A. Chandler received tel
egram last evening from Los Angeles
announcing the serious ILLNESS of her
mother and she left for that city this
morning to be at her bedside.
Mrs. Robert DeLarge came in from
her home at Dewey yesterday and will
remain in town for the winter in or
der that her daughters may have the
advantages of Prescott's splendid pub
lie schools.
Mrs. Alex Thompson left this morn
ing for Los Angeles. Mr.. Thompson
has recovered sufficiently to be able
to be around again, and will likely
return to Prescott in few days with
Mrs. Thompson.
U. T. Clotfelter, who has been Sc
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torney for the Santa Fe, arrived in
Prescott this week and will have his
headquarters here, Arizona being his
special territory.
Attorney Leroy Anderson, of the
law firm of Hawkins, Ross Il Ander-
son, returned today from Kingman
where he has been on legal business
this week, during the session of court
which has just closed.
J. G. Martin and wife left today
for California where they will visit
few days. They will visit in Los An
geles, San Francisco and also in Gil
roy, where Mrs. Martins mother and I
other relatives reside.
c. B. Mosher left this morning for
a visit of several months at his old
home in Eimira, New York. He has
not been back to his old home for
several years. He will probably re-
turn to Prescott next spring.
I. S. Bullock and wife stopped off
yesterday in Prescott for few hours
visit with numerous friends in this
city, continuing their journey to their
home in San Francisco this morning.
Mr.. Bullock was connected with the
old P. Il A. c. railroad here severa-
years ago.
Keep in mind the excursion to the
summit of the Bradshaw mountains at
the end of the Prescott & Eastern rail
road ON Sunday, November 10. The
fare for the round trip will be only 1
81. 80 and this will be one of the most
pleasant excursions in this part of the
country for many moon.
Orick jackson left this afternoon |
for trip through the Big Bug section
in the interest of his mining informa-
ton bureau. Mr.. Jackson is keeping |
the mining industry of this section {
we'll before the public and his efforts
will undoubtedly result in great good
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part of Arizona.
Chas. O'NeIll, one of Ash Forks
genial citizens, and very enthusiastic
Eagle, came down from that place '
day or two ago and took in the show {
yesterday. afternoon and was on hand
last night when the big Eagle birds |
we're in their aerie. He returned home I
today.
F. W. Bangs. representing the large
wholesale drug firm of f. W. Braun IL
Co., of Los Angeles, Is in Prescott in [
the interest of his house. He travels Y
with seven big iron trunks and brass
band so that he is not liable 10 get lost d
and when he gets into a city everybody ,
in the drug business knows he is in
t he city.
The south bound passenger was
nearly five hours late last evening.
The east bound train was several
hours late in passing Ash Fork. owing
to an accident to the engine, and after
waiting for that train for two hours