Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-14
THE LOCAL NEWS...... < ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

Dave Grubb left yesterday for Cali fornia.
 E. E. McVeigh. one of San Fran cisco's crack shots, is in town.
 All members of o. k. hose compan, are requested to attend the meeting of their company tonight.
 If you want to see the latest tele grams, you must read the Journal Miner.
 The Journal Miner is the only paper in Prescott that takes the Associated Press report
 The R. L. club is the latest social organization in Prescott. IL is com posed of a number of young ladies.
 A car load of laborers for the Brad shaw Mountain railroad came in on last evenings train.
 The Bee Hive society will give a chicken pie supper and dance at Odd Fellows hall February 23.
 Mr and Mrs. James Cashin and their baby returned last evening from spending the holidays with relatives in California.
 J. W. Wilson and A. J. Head who were elected city councilmen yester- day will take the places of Hugo Richards and E. F. Gage. The latter resigned several months ago and Mir. Richards terms will expire this month.
 The Brisley Drug company. on Christmas. received fine large cat. fah H... ,4 h.s l. IS one of the pTettiest specimens one can see. being of eXtraordinary size and finely striped.
 Mrs. Geo Y. Gage. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. B. Burmister left last evening for her home at Tempe.
 If you like the Journal Miner tell your friends about it and get them to subscribe for it. Only D cents per month, or SS per year.
 For g. S5 you can receive the Week ly Journal-Miner and twice a week Globe-Democrat one year \ better combination could not be made to get all the local news as well as the news of the whole world.
 While the city's register contained the names of several hundred men who are not residents of Prescott. there were nearly fifty citizens of the city who were compelled to swear in their votes on account of their names being omitted.
 Miss Sharlot Hall left last evening for PheniX for a short visit whence she will go to Los Angeles to do some special work on the Out West maga- zine. szNiT. ShackelfOr ], a young miner is l laid up at the home of his mother with | pistol shot wound in his leg. re- ceived by the accidental discharge of | a 45-calibre pistol. His left knee cap l is injured ands he will pro bably be | crippled for life. The accident hap | pened at the Val Minto mining camp. |
 The Weekly Journal Miner was issued today. Get a copy and send | to your friends It contains fifty per | cent more reading than any other | weekly newspaper published in North | ern Arizona.
 Read the Journal Miners clubbing | offers, and pick oEt some good metro | politan paper and order it with the | Weekly Journal Miner for 1903 and | you will get all the news.
 Miss Mcdonnell. a sister of Mrs. James Cashin. arrived in Prescott | last evening. with MT. and Mrs Cashin, and will remain here for some time.
 If democrats voted their ticket yesterday there are just g democrats in Prescott as that was the number of votes received by the only candidate who had his name placed under that classification.
 John Lawler left on todays north bound train, for Los Angeles
 Mike Lawler is in town today from his mining camp.
 l.. l.. Budworth of Jerome has gone to Southern Arizona to take a posi- tion with R. R. Coleman.
 Thomas Roach. the well known Turkey Creek miner. is in town to- day
 Dr. J. s. Barrett. who has been confined to his room for about ten days with sickness. is getting better and hopes to be able 10 be around again tomorrow.
 Messrs. Andrews & Eckert. the new proprietors of The Prescott Hotel. wish to announce to the public that they now have in connection with the hotel the only white help restau- rant kept in the city.
 A rumor was current on the street today that Jacob Henkle was married recently in Los Angeles. The rumOr n L Il. taive source: but the Journal Miner will extend its congratulations just the same.
 In the probate court today an order was entered confirming the sale of real estate in the estate of Murphy minors. The property consists of an undivided one-half interest in lot ,, block 2l, City of Prescott. The pur- chaser was c. B. Linn.
 Mr Buechner, formerly of the firm of Buechner X Eckert has sold his in terest in the Prescott Hotel to J. An drews. who is an old and experienced hotel man. who arrived here recently from Los Angeles. Cal Mir. Buech- ner is at present undecided as to what business he will next embark in Success to him and the new firm.
 Chas. & Mcdonald, one of Detroit. Michigan. most prominent corpora tion lawyers. who has been spending the past week in Prescott looking after business interests of his clients. left for home this morning. He | states that he was more than surpris- ed at the way Prescott has built up and progressed in the past two years. and that he can only make the most favorable reports on his return.
 4 whistling exercise was introduced in the Sunday school service in the Presbyterian church in PheniX on Sunday. It proved quite popular The whistler was J. C. Sartelle and he whistled "'Life's Lullaby by Ger aid Lane and the Republican says did it in a manner that would have aroused the greatest applause in any other place than a church.
 Justice Richard Talbot tried his maiden case yesterday. His victims were Ed West. Frank Tilley and an other boy who appropriated hand . car and started south on it. They overlooked the fact. in preparing their time schedule. that a county | official. acting as train dispatcher | might change their schedule. and were . accordingly surprised when they f found themselves side tracked at . Kirkland station. whence they were | returned by Sheriff Roberts to Pres . colt. On being arraigned before Jus i tice Talbut ye>. erCisy. and sizing up l. H .N