Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-14

June Freeman has accepted a pos
 tiOn with the Journal Miner and
 authorized to contract for adverti
 ing, job work and subscriptions. you want anything in the newspapt
 line just call up snumber II on th
 Prescott Electric company's phon
 and NIT. Freeman will call and suppl
 your wants.
 2 c. c. Hutchinson. one of the mos
 prominent sheep men of Mortimer
 Arizona was in town today. MI Hutchinson has just made shipmen . of l, 800 head of sheep from Prescott
 to Cudahy & Company of Los An . geles, and will ship 1000 head toda
 from Ash Fork to San BernardinO f
 packing house in which he is in
 terested. Mir Hutchinson also Ina
 several thousand head of sheep on tn
 way south to place them on pastur
 for the balance of the winter. He
 will shear them at Houck's place neX
 month.
 A meeting of the entertainment
 committee of the Eagles held las
 evening, made arrangements for the
 entertainments to be given during
 the next three months. 4 party al
 which there will be cards and dancing
 and light lunch will be given this
 month, and in February the Aeria
 will give a grand ball. The regular
 meeting of the Aerie will be held tomorrow Thursday evening. at which a full attendance of members is desired. as business of vital impor- tance to the order and to the city as well will be up for consideration. | The Eagles while a social order | largely. does not propose to confine | itself entirely to this feature.
 The Prescott Title company has a new advertisement in this issue. z. O. Brown, manager of this company is careful, painstaking, and reliable abstractor and parties having work of
 this kind cannot do better than to place their orders with him. He is just now engaged in compiling an abstract of title for the United Verde Copper company of all the property owned by it in Jerome, which when completed will be one of the largest abstracts ever gotten out in Yavapai county, and will contain 259 pages of type written matter.
 A w. Edwards yesterday purchased the mountain lion kittens brought in from Juniper by Joe Drew Mir Edwards is starting a menagerie, at the old Mitchell house. owned by F. M. Murphy. which is on the new boulevard, recently built by Mir. Murphy, and these kittens have already been placed in cage there. The collection of animals is small as yet, as he has just started the enter prise and has a young deer, a coyote and some Arizona birds. in addition to these kittens. Hesis also expect ing bear cub within the next few days, which has been promised for the animal show.
 Three of the most prominent sheep men in northern Arizona have pur- chased a packing plant in San Der nardino, California, and took posses sion of it on the first of January. They are c. c. Hutchinson. Gus Remier and W. B. Nichols. Messrs. Reimer and Nichols are in charge of the business while Mr Hutchinson will remain in Arizona and look after the supply end of the business. He made his first shipment to the new firm today in a 1000 head lot of sheep from Ash Fork The home supplies Redlands. Riverside and adjoining towns. and most of the towns along the line of the Santa Fe road east of San Bernardino and the Manrel line with meat. MT. Hutch insOn has also purchased lot of fat 1n h., open up with a splendid business.
 A deed has been filed for record from John Ludwig and wife to M. w. Abstine for a tract of land near Ash Fork located in twp 2l \. R. W, the named being S25.
 The annual meeting for the election of officers and directors for the Free Academy room will be held next Tues day evening at ' 30 in the free reading room. All citizens are expected and invited to attend
 M. B. Hazeltine will leave this evening on a business trip to Phenix, Friday morning.
 Blizzard, blizzard. snow. high wind. | falling temperature, etc., is the bur den of today's telegraphic report from the east while here in Prescott at an altitude of 5,6O0 feet above sea level. | there is a cloudless sky dry bracing and invigorating atmosphere and the about % degrees above zero. In fact the weather is ideal and could not be made to order any better.
 Through deeds from Mrs Alice and Frank Dickerson of Winslow to Mrs. Laura Gilman. and from Laura and John M. Ginman to Santiago Palacio. the latter has received title to a tract of land near Ash Fork. in town ship ?. \. R. W, the consideration in such deed being Sl. From Thursdays Daily.
 Joe Drew left for homs today.
 J. H. Collins returned today to Cot 
 Jules Baumann left for his group of mines on this morning train.
 A woman's suffrage bill will be in troduced in the next legislature.