Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-25
From Fridays Daily.

A. F. Hunt is down from Ash Fork.
 Don Tomlinson is wrestling with a ! case of humps.
 Judge E. M Sanford returned from
 the south today.
 Auction sale tomorrow morning at
 223 W. Gurley street. at 10 o'clock
 Hon. R. H. Burmister returned home this morning from a trip to Wal
 nut Grove.
 Under Sheriff C. W. Platt has been about laid up for several days with
 an attack of grip.
 Deputy Sheriff Nobles came down
 from Ash Fork last night returning
 home this morning.
 Miss Marguerite Mccoy is very ill
 at her home at the corner of Alarcon
 and Goodwin streets.
 r T. E. Irvine of the H. H. McNein i firm. PheniX, came up to the Pine | city this morning on brief business l trip.
 ! T. c. Norris returned from PheniX
 today. Its pretty hard to tell. lately, whether MT Norris lives in Prescott | or PheniX.
 Harry Brown came up from PheniX ! this morning for a visit with his [ brother. z. O. Brown and to shake
 hands with his numerous friends. 1 Mir. Georges and wife. who have been canvassing this section in the | interest of Riverside. California. piano firm. will leave tomorrow for San Jacinto, California.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Hemingway and Mir. and Mrs. k. $. Clark have taken the residence of Judge and Mrs. J. J. | Hawkins as the latter will remain in i California during the summer. Barry Goldwater returned today | from a brief visit to PheniX. He will
 remain in charge of the Prescott store 1 during Morris Goldwater's trip east purchasing goods for the Prescott and ! PheniN stores.
 2. W. French. in the employment department for Grant Bros, left on this mornings train for Chicago to secure more men to work on the con tracts for railroad grading now under way by the above firm. Rev Taft returned from Buckeye today. where he had been attending the ordination of Rev Lee l. Thayer.
 the Baptist minister at that place. Rev. Taft and Rev. Thayer were col | lege chums in their school days.
 Mrs. E. A. Rogers, wife of Editor Rogers. of the Courier, returned to Prescott last night after stay of sev- eTal months in San Diego She was accompanied by her son. Mrs. Rogers has greatly improved in health since
 she left last fall.
 Dr. J. B. McNally received a tele- gram from Ash Fork today that Earl Burt. brother of Mrs Wilmot Pent- land. was very critically i'll with an attack of tonsillitis. and might not | live till he reached Ash Fork. The ! doctor boarded the II o'clock train for that place.
 ! A Chinaman named Low Yem pre- scented himself to officials yesterday | in very badly battered condition claiming that he had been beaten the night before by two men and robbed l of S2O. The hold up occurred in the | dlltN UtANtt-l -flbilltLulild anu NIfdiiitt streets, back of the old Plaza stables. II. C. Kruger. general manager of ! the Prudential Mining company which has been operating some properties | in the Black Hills section contem- . plates taking a trip of several months Ito Washington or Oregon. Mr. Xii gers health has been poor for some time and he hopes that this trip will make him feel young again.
 The work of filling up the draw that ! crosses South Pleasant street just of of Gurley street. was begun today. ! The walk in front of H C. Burmister's s and Major Watts residences has been
 torn out, the old fence razcd to the ] ground and stakes set indicating the level to which the street k to be l filled. This will add much to the
 beauty of that part of the street
 The Prescott orchestra is now com l posed of eleven pieces and they have been doing some good practicing of