Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-04-22

ID. }. Sullivan left on yesterdays
train for Chicago Oh mining business.
He will be absent about ten days.
Rev. j. d. Kingsbury left this
morning for Jerome. He preached
yesterday at the Congregational
church.
There was the usual large attend
ance at Saturday nights dance, and
the usual good time was enjoyed by
all present.
A. Service. of Ration, New Mexico,
who has been visiting the family of E.
f. Greenwood, left for his home this
morning.
Z. S. Clark returned last night
from attending the district court at
Flagstaff. He says the term was a
very interesting one.
Herbert Spires, a very pleasant
young gentleman, whose home is in
San Francisco, is visiting Prescott for
the benefit of his health.
A. F. Robbins, of Knoxville, Hi
nois, who has been in this section for
a couple of weeks on mining business
left this morning for his home.
The work of enlarging the baggage
room at the depot is about completed
and the baggage man and his assist
ants have room now to turn around.
DIR. W. E. Day, city health officer,
has invented new method for disin-
fecting buildings. 1t is not only
thorough but it is also inexpensive.
Rev. Fairfield, pastor of the Meth
odist church at Jerome, has given up
his charge and he and Mrs. Fairfield
have gone east to their former home.
Captain and Mrs. L. d. Phillips
left on yesterdays train for Los An
geles for brief visit. The captain
expects to return before the first of
May.
Geo. B. Russell, formerly connected
with the Yaeger Canyon Copper COM
pany, but now of the American Fin
ance and Securities company, is in
town.
R. E. Quinn and family, of In
diana, are in Prescott with view of
locating here, for the benefit of Mrs.
Quinn health. Mr.. Quinn is a
painter and decorator.
Mrs g. b. McGarvey will leave
Wednesday morning for visit to her
old home near Pittsburg, Pa. She
will accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
as far as Kansas City.
Judge J. J. Hawkins. J. C. Hern-
don. Judge E. NJ. Sanford and City
E. E. Ellinwood left on yes
terday's train to attend court in King
man, which convened today.
W. E. Shelton, who recently resign
I'd his position as manager of the
Sunset Telephone company in Pres
,ott, has accepted position with the /
United Verde company at Jerome as
electrician.
After the fellow who swiped the
Journal Miners six shooter from a
drawer in the office desk gets through |
With it, he will please return it to the
same place. He can get in and put it /
back Just as he got it out.
Hon. A. J. DOran, president of the
Territorial commission, of the st.
Louis exposition will leave fof st.
Louis tomorrow to confer with expo
iition officials in regard to the space,
etc, for Arizona's display.
Earl Sanford has been visiting in
own for the past two or three days
liter a stay of some weeks at his
ather's mine, the Century. Earl says
hings are looking fine at the mine
md improving with every foot of
iepth.
The Mexican who was arrested on
Friday on a charge of rolling a fellow
and extracting from his
inside pocket $500, was examined on
and discharged, as there
vas not sufficient evidence to connect
lin with the theft.
The friends and neighbors of Mr..
md Mrs. Mason, in West Prescott,
gathered at their home Saturday night
nd very pleasant evening was spent.
There are few people in the city who
AVE more friends than this splendid
Id couple and their friends can hard
Y give them up to let them return to
heir old home in st. Paul.
Since B. Tilton has placed his tanks
or compressed air in his shop for BIZ
ycle users, he has discovered a new
se for it. That is for cleaning out
ypewriters and other similar mechan-
cal devices. Under a fifty pound
he can accomplish more in
few minutes with compressed air
han he could under the old style of ,
leaning in several hours.
Thomas l.. Darby, of Denver, who
ecently purchased the onyx mines at
Zig Bug, from Dan Bowen, returned {
II last evenings train from a visit to !
.os Angeles, and went out to Mayer Z
o the onyx fields today, accompanied =
v Mr.. Bowen. The object of his
resent visit is to make preliminary
for starting work devel-
ping the onyx quarry.
Officers of the Epworth League were v
last evening in the Method
t church preceding the regular
reaching service. They are as fol-
,ws: President, Miss Amelia Block:
rst vice president, c. J. Dyer; sec
nd vice president, Miss Alice Young; !.
lird vice president, Mrs. Horton;
,urth vice president, Stuart Jacob:
,cretary, ID. ID. Philips; treasurer, C
Liss Louise Penny. a
Il
r. W. Bullard, who with his brother, r
vns the famous Bullard mines west n
Congress, was kicked on the head
= horse this morning at Congress
Inction and is not expected to live. .