Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-14
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
......QTY And COUNTY
From SATURDAYS Daily.

Geo. Zika is in town from Bundle
Bee.
Father Quetu left for jerome this
morning.
Mrs. G. H. La Berten has returned
from her visit to California.
Sheriff Joe Roberts went to Kirk
land on business last evening.
NJ. W. Beardsley, superintendent of
the Lincoln mine, is in town today.
Born, in Prescott, October 8, to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Rohpeter, daughter
Tempe will send lot of Arizona
grown dates to the st. Louis epxosi-
ton.
The weather bureau is trying to
drum up more rain for this part of
Arizona.
Mrs. Jos. Archambeau went up to
Ash Fork on this mornings train for
brief visit.
]. II. Emmert will return this even
ing from visit with his family in
Los Angeles.
Joe Mefford left this morning for
a short business visit to Fresno, Cali
fornia, his former home.
Robert Wuest, who is interested in
the Catoctin mine left this morning
for his home in Cincinnati.
Egbert butcher left on last nights
train for Castle creek to take charge
of the books of the hotel there.
Mayor Pollock of Flagstaff in nego-
tiating to get the Hearst party to
visit the Skylight city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wood will leave
on Monday for a six weeks visit in
the east, where Mr.. Wood goes on
mining business.
J. r. Thomas and John N. Metcalf
of Los Angles came in last evening
from Jerome where they are engaged
in mining.
Ben Blanchard returned last even
ing from his visit to Los Angeles and
went out on this mornings train to
Blanchard.
J. C. Hurley went up to Del Rio on
this mornings train to superintend
the loading of lot of sheep for ship
ment to PheniX.
Dr. G.. ". Vickers was a passenger
on this mornings north bound train
en- route to Ash Fork TO meet his wife
on her return from visit to relatives
in Ohio.
Ten car loads of structural iron and
machinery has passed through Prescott
this week en- route to Glendale for the
beet sugar factory, in process of cree
ton there.
The musical section of the Monday
club will meet on Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the residence Of Mrs.
W. W. Ross on Mt. Vernon street.
All members interested are requested
to attend.
Friday was a dull day in the re-
corder's office the only instruments
filed for record being the notice of
location of a water right in Black
Canyon and mining location notice
of claim in Black Rock district.
J. P. Storm, Ben Coon, Ben Hard
wick and J. c. Wilson left today on
a hunting expedition to the HelI's
canyon country and may possibly ex-
tend the trip to the rim of the Mogol-
Ion mountains.
Mrs. Charles H. Crawford and her
two daughters arrived on last nights
train from their home in Chicago.
The ladies are making tour of the
west solely on pleasure, and will re
main in Prescott for a few days en-
joying our matchless climate.
A bill for 56643. y against the cou-
ty was presented to the board OF sup
ervisoTs at Its recent session from
Sheriff Joe Roberts The board allow
ed $500. - of it but the sheriff re-
fused to accept 1t, claiming the whole
amount was justly due him.
Delegate Wilson will go to Albu-
querque to join the Hearst party
while Gov. Brodie will meet them at
Winslow. Owing to the absence of
Secretary Stoddard it will be impos-
sible for the governor'to leave the ter
ritory, which explains his inability to
go to New Mexico.
On last Saturday evening death in
vaded the household of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Swtizer and carried away the
spirit Of little Albert, the oldest of
their three children. He was very
bright child for his age, and the idol
OF his parents. Spinal meningitis
was the cause OF his death. Flagstaff
Gem.
Last night in the parlors of the
Methodist church very pretty recep-
ton was held to welcome to the
church their new pastor, Rev. A. NJ.
Gibbons and his family. The affair
also served as the farewell reception
to DIR. Geo. b. Pratt and wife, who
leave for their new home in Oakland.
Gazette.
Norris * Rowe's dog and pony show
will give an exhibition in Prescott Oh
November .. This is the show which
was billed to appear in Prescott a
year ago nut on account of the falling
of the Tempe bridge on the Maricopa
road was compelled to cancel its en-
gagemeBt in both Prescott ana Phe-
nix
The civil service commission an
nOunces an examination on November |
Il to secure eligibles from which to !
make certification to fill vacancy in /
the position Of band leader in the In |
dian service at Chilocco, Okla, at |
$40 per annum. a vacancy in the DO /
sitiOn Of band instructor in the In |
dian service at Phenix, Ariz., at 500 |
per annum, and other similar vacan- /
cies as they may occur.
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