Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-18
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The LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY AND COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily.

A. j. Doran came sup from Phenix
today.
Judge Hawkins returned this morn
ing from a trip to Phenix.
John Phillips and Henry Mallory
went to Phenix this morning.
o. L. Greer, the Martinez mer-
chant, came up to Prescott this morn
ing.
Ed S. Campbell, general manager
for the Stark Mining company, went
to Flagstaff this morning on short
business trip.
Governor Brodie went over to Je-
rome this morning where he will re-
main for day or two before return
ing to Phenix.
A. ID. Barnhart returned this morn
ing from attending the Masonic grand
lodge which have been in session this
week in Tucson.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Nevin came
over from jerome last night with
witness for the grand jury. He re-
turned home this morning.
Mrs. Bessie Campbell, mother of G.
P. Campbell, { arrived last evening
from Santa Ana, California. She
will probably remain in Prescott for
the winter with her sons family.
Mrs. Albert Atmore, sister of Mrs.
G. P. Campbell and Fen S. Hildreth,
who has been visiting jim Prescott for
several weeks, left for her home in
Santa Paula, California, this morning.
Attorney Leroy Anderson has been
confined to his room with an attack
of bronchitis which be contracted
while attending court at Kingman sew
eral days ago. He was able to be
down town today for the first time in
ten days.
Car Ninety Eight was attached
to the north bound train this morn
ing and brought back from an in
spection trip over the Phenix and
Eastern road a party composed of
Messrs. Drake, Anewalt and Emmert.
They report fine progress being made
on the new road.
Hon. Thos. Campbell came over
from Jerome last night. He came to
Jerome Junction yesterday intending
to help his mother bring Harry Camp
bell, his brother, to Prescott, but
Harry was not able to be moved. DIR.
Smith went to the Junction last night
to attend him and as soon as he is
able to move he will be brought home.
Ed Blake, manager for the branch
of the Bank of Bisbee at Naco, came
up from PheniX this morning for a
short visit with the family of 7. W.
Otis. Mr.. Blake has just returned
from business trip to New York and
stopped off in Phenix yesterday to
attend the meeting of the bankers in
that city, and while he was so close
thought he would run up to Prescott
for day or two to see relatives and
his host of friends.
The following are the officers of the
Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star
elected this week at Tucson: Worthy
grand matron, Mary o Burch; worthy
grand patron, Vernon L. Clark; assist
ant grand matron, Sarah Martin; as
sistant grand patron, A. A. Johns;
grand conductor, H. Lillian Sweeney;
assistant grand conductor, Frances ].
Warren; grand treasurer, Frances W.
Munds, of Prescott; grand secretary,
Bessie II. Groossetta; grand Adah,
Mamie Week; grand Ruth, Anna
Finn; grand Esther, Clara Hunt;
grand Martha, Nellie Olney; grand
Electa, Alice E. Stephens; grand
lecturer, Fred G. Brecht, of Prescott;
grand chaplain, Jennie Pritchard;
grand organist, Alice Mayfower;
grand warder, Susie Parker; grand |
sentinel, Edward s. Miller.
From nonday's Daily.
J. C. Maxwell is reported to be very
sick.
Mrs. VIM. Denney is reported to
be very sick.
Chas. O'Neil, one of the jolly boys
of Ash Fork, is in Prescott
]. c. Hurley, the meat market mag
nate, who owns meat markets in Pres
colt, Phenix and Jerome, came up
from Phenix this morning.
Forest Supervisor Stewart returned |
yesterday from the Crown King sec
ton where be has been for several |
days on tour of inspection,
r. W. Goldsworthy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Goldsworthy, and brother of
W. S. Goldsworthy, arrived in Pres
colt Saturday night from Evanston,
Wyoming, for few days visit.
Engineer Walnut Pentlard has
been having a struggle with an attack
of pneumonia, but is now thought to
be past any danger from the disease
and hopes to soon be back on his en-
CINE again.
A. A. Johns and wife came up from
the south this morning. They have
been in attendance at the Masonic and
Eastern Star grand lodges in Tucson
and stopped off on their return to
visit few days with relatives and
friends in Phenix.
Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy left this morn
ing in Mr.. Murphy's private car for
New York City to join Mr. Murphy
who is in that city and will probably
remain there for the next month or
two. She was accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Fairbanks and son.
who will accompany her as far as Chi
cago.
Vim. NJ. Mars arrived in Prescott
last evening from Denver to take
position in the assay office of the
Bradshaw Mountain Gold and Copper ]
Mining company. de was met in Pres
colt by his brother. George o. Marrs.
who has charge of the assay office for
the above company, and they left for ,
this morning.
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