Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-16

quite good thing for these gentlemen { from a business standpoint. It cer- tainly indicates that the new firm in tends to go after the business in their line. They will have man on every train entering Prescott. From 1onday's Daily.
 Mrs T. N. 'Morin was a passenger this morning for Kansas City.
 Joe Mayer came in from the flour ishing little mining city of Mayer this morning.
 Dr. McNally and family have gone to San Francisco for short visit with friends and relatives.
 Deputy Sheriff Nevin came over from Jerome yesterday to witness the sports at the race track.
 Deputy Organizer Gates will have class of about twenty to initiate in the A. O. U.W lodge tomorrow night.
 John Burke. son of Mayor Burke, left this morning for Los Angeles where he will enter the St. Vincent's college.
 Geo. P. Harrington, the pioneer mining man of the Bradshaws, spent Saturday and Sunday in Prescott re- turning home today.
 Reports from different points in the territory are to the effect that cattle l are in better condition this year than they have been for many years.
 J. c. Rankin returned this morning | from Peoria, Arizona, where he spent l Sunday with his wife. He expects to leave for Chicago in short time. B. Shoope, who arrived here few days ago from Albion, Michigan, with some stock for the post surgeon at Whipple, left for his home in Albion this morning.
 Attorney l.. H. Chalmers, of Phe- nix, went through this morning to Ash Fork to meet his family who are
 returning from California where they spent the heated season.
 Dave Berry. who was tried before a
 jury in Justice TaIbot's court Satur-
 day afternoon on charge of illegally
 branding a horse belonging to Chas.
 Bennett, was acquitted.
 One of the heaviest rains that has
 taken place in years is reported to
 have fallen in the Bradshaws last
 week. The water ran down the noun
 tain sides in perfect torrents.
 Onie Tabor, who has been working
 at the great Iron King mine for sev- eral onths, on the carpenter force,
 spent Sunday at home in Prescott,
 returning to the mine this afternoon.
 Last week the corner stone for the
 new EIks building in Kingman was laid with imposing ceremonies. The building will be a very pretty one and
 wIll reflect great credit on the Eiks of
 fat city.
 Twenty third annual New Mexico , tu4ii; orial fair, Albuquerque, \. M,
 C.: Ter 12th to 17th inclusive. Tick
 ets on sale October 12th to I7th inclu- sive, good returning October 18th. Fare sl3. 70 round trip.
 Ex Governor Louis wolf1ey arrived | 1 in Prescott last evening from Chicago 3 where be has been for some time iD
 the interest of the Climax Gold com ipanv. He drove out to the property If the company this afternoon.
 There was a short session ot the
 district court this morning in which
 several cases were ,,set for hearing this l week. The Treadwell case sin which f the Buster mine figures, will be taken
 up in the morning at 9:30. , Frederick s. Nave, United States
 attorney, is authority for the state
 ment that the suit instituted against f Judge Davis. Associate Justice of the n Supreme Court. will probably be dis ! posed of at Los Angeles early in Oc- b tober.
 :. The smoker and entertainment Q given by the Prescott athletic club in e Dougherty hall Saturday evening, was avery enjoyable affair. There were . three or four boxing bouts, athletic f performances and music by the color il ed quartette.
 O Jas. KIaemer left for California this l. morning where be expects to spend a
 few days before going east on his visit h with relatives in Kansas City and Chi if cago. Dock Stone is now manipu- a lating the ticket agents punch in the if up town office in the Hotel Burke. y The date for the musical recital to r. be given by Mrs. May Zuck Fine at e the Odd Fellows hall, has been set for [. Friday evening, September 9. She Ie will be assisted by some of the best Ie musical talent in the city and prom l. ises her patrons an enjoyable even-
 ing.
 l. Thirty five thousand acres of rail sr road lands within the San Francisco es mountain forest reserve have been re- d conveyed by the SaEts Fe railroad e company into the reserve. This is the il first lot of lands that has been off y cially accepted by the government in le this reserve. ve.-COconino Sun. ,I Mrs D. Levy has begun work on B
 handsome seven room two story cot
 tage on the lot just south of the John v son house on north Marina street.
 The cottage is to be completed inside
 of ten weeks and will be occupied by i'd Prof. BID. Billinghurst, superintend- ts ent of the Prescott public schools. " J. J. Sloan, one of the prominent le officials of Chicago, who has been as spending several days here looking over the mining interests of this coun. D. ty, left for Chicago yesterday morn le ing. Mr. Sloan is director and heavy a. stockhoIder in the Climax Gold com. , ,' pany operating a fine looking proper, 'e ty on Quartz mountain. /. ,v \ young lady arrived at the :Sepot be this morning just as the north bound
 passenger avs rounding the curve and
 getting under way, and she made sucf a frantic effort to run down the trair