Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-03

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very morning OF what promised to be
a happy and useful life, being only 81
years old. Besides her husband she
leaves an infant eight weeks old, and a
mother to mourn her loss, the latter
being with her and tenderly caring
Tor her during her illness The re
mains were taken in charge by P.
Mohn y Co, and will be shipped to
Wheeling, West Virginia, where the
family formerly resided, ON tomor-
rows train.
From Thursdays Daily.
II. p. Anewalt returned today from
a visit to Phenix.
H. l.. Garretson went south on last
nights train en- route to Ell Paso.
E. S. Clark lett this morning for
professional visit to Beaver creek.
7. c. Job returned this morning
from PROFESSIONAL visit to Congress.
Mrs. NJ. Scarborough left this morn
ing for Flagstaff for visit to relatives
there.
( Marshal Moker does house clean
ing. Address general delivery, Pres
colt, Ariz. 5-2s-12
Mrs. c. E. Austin, of Flagstaff, has
gone to southern California to spend
her vacation.
/ Sheriff Roberts left on tOday's train
for Kingman and Flagstaff to summon
witnesses for the grand jury next
week
r. II. Millward returned from Pie
nix this morning, where he has been
for about ten days or two weeks on
business trip.
, Mrs. Geo. H. Cook entertained
number of her lady friends this after
noon in tally-ho party. 1t was an
ideal day for an entertainment of this
kind.
/ Superintendent of Bridges Geo. lis
dale came up this morning from The
nix. He has been out on the line of
the Phenix and Eastern road looking
after the bridges on that line.
/ Miss Inez Morrison returned this
morning from visit with the family
/ of j. W Burson at Wickenburg. She
was accompanied by Miss Caroline
Burson who will visit in Prescott for
some time.
( Salt river valley ranchers have cut
and stored their first crop of hay
Grain harvesting is now in progress
there and a good crop is reported.
Barley opened at 81 per cwt for the
/ first of the crop
Miss Strange and Miss Edwards will
unite their rooms in the public
schools tomorrow in holding Memorial
I exercises. The public is invited to at
/ tend the exercises, which will be held
in Miss Strange's room
Hon. r. F. Morrison left on this.
mornings train for Los Angeles where
he expects to meet Geo. Mitchell, the
mining man of the Mitchell Mining
company and accompany him to Alas
ka on mining business.
q. L. Shorty White the we'll
known Aqua Fria ranchman. came up
yesterday from the Vulture country,
where he has been for the past three
months He will remain in Prescott
to participate in the Memorial exer-
cises
The remains of the late Mrs. Annie
( NJ. Hickey were shipped by P Mohn
IL Co. this morning to Wheeling, West
/ Virginia. for burial Her husband
and mother left on the train to accom-
pany the body back, having in charge
the eight weeks old baby.
/ E. NJ Clark. owner of the Chicago
group of mines on Groom creek. left
on this mornings train for the east.
after spending a couple of months
here starting work on his property.
He expects to return here again within
a month or six weeks. when he will be
accompanied by his wife.
During the illness of Engineer Love,
who had the misfortune to fall from
his engine and break his leg, Wilmot
Pentland twill have his run ON the P.
and f. As it will probably be sew
eraI weeks before Mr.. Love will be
able to go back ON his engine, Mr.
and Mrs. Pentland viii move to
Mayer during his illness. and occupy
his house while he is at the hospital.
Under the new order for an extern
sion of the free delivery service for
Prescott, which provides for an addi-
tional carrier. five new mail boxes
have been added as follows: Corner
Sheldon and Cortez streets. Willis and
Pleasant, Gurley and Garden, West
Prescott, Cortez and Gurley, Brisley
drug store corner, Montezuma and
LerouX.
July i is to be celebrated with a
grand basket picnic, under the aus
pieces of the W. c. T L. of Prescott.
Members of Sunday schools, the
Good Templars, the W. R. c. and all
who wish to enjoy day of amusement
are invited. Arrangements are now
in progress to secure a band. All
kinds of games and other attractions
for the day
. Henry Huennekes, inventor of the
Huennekes system of making sand
brick, left this morning for the east
after couple of weeks visit to Pres
colt in the interest of his system.
Mr.. Huennekes will return here again
within month to supervise the cree
ton of the proposed plant for the
manufacture of bricks under his sys-
tenn in Prescott
few years ago a. E. Joscelyn
taught the Kingman school and was
considered one of the brightest educa-
tors in the territory. Since leaving
here it has been at various times re-
ported that he was committed to an
asylum for the insane and that his
wife was divorced from him. This
Is untrue The Joscelyns are living
in Portland. Oregon. and are doing