Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-05-27

4 Yuma. They came home via Los An
geles.
The temperature this morning wa
81 degrees above zero or four degree
below the freezing point. Two day
since the thermometer registered 2.
degrees above.
d. d. Mcdonald returned last nigh
from his visit to California loaded
down with cash and trophies from tbs
recent shoot there. While he was not
''it'' he came in second on the list.
Fen. S. Hildreth, register of the
United States land office, yesterday
purchased two lots in Otis addition
near w. S. Pratt's residence and will
shortly commence the erection of a
residence on them.
W. F. Dermont, president and gen.
eral manager of the Saginaw Manistee
Lumber company, of Williams, left
for the latter place on this morning s
train after few days spent in Pres
colt on business.
]. W. Sullivan, the cattle man re-
turned to his ranch at Seligman yes
terday, from a visit to Kansas looking
after his cattle. He has just sold a
lot of horses to Kansas parties.
H. A. Suttle, accompanied by Fl. R.
and c. H. Dooley, of Rock Island,
Illinois, left for Los Angeles this
morning. Mr.. Suttle will return
here on Monday and remain a few
days before leaving for the east.
J. T. Dougine, the veteran mining
man, formerly in charge of the Sultan
mine, IN the Santa Maria district
came up on this mornings train from
visit to the latter district. Cap
tain Dougine still retains consider
able mining interests in this terri
tory.
Shcenck, Tatum Il Schenck, real
estate dealers, of Los Angeles, an
nounce the sole right to one of the
most recent and complete maps of Ar
izona in existence, which maps they
mail free of charge upon receipt of
postal and a request. Their address
is Laughlin Block, Los Angeles.
Matthew Turk, engineer of the Del
Rio water works, is in town today
He says that an oil burner was install
led in the plant two days ago, and
that it is working perfectly satisfac-
torily. By the use of this the pump can
be run with one or two less employ
ees. He says the machinery is in fine
condition now.
There is an immense passenger
traffic westward over the Santa Fe
road at present. Wednesdays west
bound train for Los Angeles was run
in five sections, all of them crowded.
The General Assembly of the Presby-
terian church which meets in Los An
geles is the cause of much of this
travel.
d. c. Monroe, manager of the Mon
roe Consolidated Mining company,
which is operating the old Rowe prop
critics on Lynx creek returned last !
night from his visit east He was
by j. T. Small, New
York stock broker, and by Prof. L.
c. Bateman of the staff of the Lewis |
ton, Maine, Journal, one of the most |
noted and brilliant journalists and |
lecturers in the east
Mrs. H. H. Barnes, of ST. Louis. ar
rived in Prescott last evening and left |
this morning for Walker to visit some |
friends and will probably remain in
this section during the summer. Mrs. |
Barnes husband is the proprietor of |
a job printing office in st. Louis. |
They formerly resided in Tucson,
where Mr. Barnes was in the employ
of the Star of that city.
Col. Juan Fenosho and Lieut.. Col. |
Kosterlitzky of the Mexican army
were in the city yesterday in confer
ence with Senior Pima, the Mexican
consul at this place. The officers are
here in the interest of Herrara, who is
under indictment for murder in Pres
colt, and they will use their good
offices to eXtricate the man from this
present difficulty. The distinguished |
gentlemen are we'll known in Arizona,
and have many friends in this terri
tory who are ever willing to welcome
them. Their headquarters are in
Sonora. Demo
crat.
ellison II. Moore, the attorney from
Ohio, who has been spend
ing a couple of weeks in Prescott,
with his wife, left for his home yes
terday. During his stay here Mr..
Moore made many friends, among our
people. He was also very favorably
with the future outlook for
his section as we'll as that of the Salt
river valley where he spent a number
Of months. He thinks that the posi-
Dilities of that portion of Arizona are
simply unbounded, if they succeed in
securing water, as their present pros
poets indicate. Mr.. Moore became
20 much in love with Arizona that he
expects to return here again in the
all and will probably conclude to
AXE up his permanent residence
either in Phenix or Prescott. He will
ind large number of friends in both
titles to welcome his coming.
I'D LET EN- GO.
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