Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-15
THE LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

Geo. Punteney is in the Sisters
hospital sick.
J. W. Sullivan, the well known
stockman, is in town.
Walter Lund. a business man OF
Glendale, is Prescott visitor.
NJ. B. Hazeltine returned this
morning from his visit to Phenix.
c. Lund, a we'll known druggist of
Phenix, is spending a few days in
Prescott.
The Phenix board of trade is agitat-
ing the building of a union depot in
that city.
Robert Perrin, the we'll known Coco
nino stock man, left for his home at
Williams this morning.
j. A. Conlee left today for a trip
through the southern part of the
county on mining business.
Ed Walker and Miss Roda Mari,
both of Verde valley, were married at
Downey, California, June l6. 1903.
r. E. Morrison is expected home
from his Alaska trip tomorrow or next
day. He arrived in Seattle last Sun
day.
When the Maricopa county supervis-
ors checked up the Office of their
county treasurer they found s74,-
7s5. 81.
Henry Gohrman of Kirkland was
brought into the hospital yesterday
suffering with a very severe attack of
dropsy.
Geo. Beck has sold out his Vienna
bakery to Jespersen q Newberger, and
will engage in the chicken business
on large scale.
H. NJ. Hamilton, of San Francisco,
who has been spending a few days in
Prescott on a business trip, left this
morning for Williams.
J. J. Brooks, of the Bannie mine,
left this morning for Los Angeles,
on a business trip, expecting to be
absent about three months.
The Mexican who was examined
yesterday before Probate Judge c. P.
Hicks was adjudged insane. He has
already served term in the asylum
at Phenix.
S. S. Walstrum has returned from !
his trip to San Jacinto, California,
bringing back his little son with him.
Mrs. Wslstrum is improving in health
at San Jacinto.
Miss Hattie Miller, who was re-
Gently married, in Los Angeles, to /
Hugo Behan, is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. c. Miller, of Prescott,
very bright and popular young lady.
Mrs. E. H. Darrow and daughter,
Miss Maggie, mother and sister of
Howard barrow, of the BIB. Co. IS
store, arrived from Phenix recently
and will spend the summer in Pres
colt.
Apache Indians are now being en-
ployed ON the grade of the Crowned
King road. Forty are employed at
present and large number more will
be given employment. They are said
10 be good workers.
At the last meeting of the United
the following officers were
elected for the next term Chancellor,
Frank Lowe; regent, Mrs. Stepan;
orator, Mrs. I. L. Harris; recorder
and financier, E. K. Jenkins.
John o. Eckel of Phenix has COM
menced a damage suit againt his
brother, William L. Eckel, for the re-
,overy of s2lOO, growing out of the
abduction of the daughter of the
Hetta Eckel, fifteen years
DID.
John Barmrock, a blacksmith at the
grading camp on the Crown
ed King railroad, died a few days
since. He was formerly in the United
States army, having been stationed
At Whipple, a member of Captain
Hatch's company.
A wedding will take place in Pres
,ott tomorrow which will unite two
Of the best Mexican families in Ari-
IONA. The groom will he Jose NJ.
Contreras, a we'll known cattle man
Of this county, and the bride will be
Delfina O. Altamirano, of
Phenix.
David Finnie aud wife, who have
been running the boarding house at
the Lion mine, near Cherry, have
given up the boarding house and are
in Prescott for a few days.
They are thinking some of returning
to their ranch in California.
J. c. Remington, the well known
and popular salesman with J. W. Viii
son, has taken the lease on the Wilson
lodging house and will he pleased to
furnish accommodations to all of his
friends who may desire nicely fur
nished rooms.
The Junior Christian Endeavor so
ciety of the Congregational church had
a very pleasant social last evening at
the parsonage. The grounds we're il
lumiated with Chinese lanterns and
the little ones had a good time with
games and refreshments.