Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-23
THE LOCAL NEWS...... OF THE 5 ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily.

OOl. D. w. LedNell came up rom Phenix this morning. s. D. Paulsen returned last evening from a visit to San Diego.
 Dr E. B. and Robert Perrin came down from Williams last evening. J. s. Johnson. of the Copper Queen mine, is in town on business.
 F. Scopel has returned from busi- ness and pleasure trip to the coast. Mrs. s. P. Behan is visiting in Prescott the guest of Mrs. F. Nj. Mur- phy.
 District Attorney E. s. Clark went to Phenix last evening on professional business.
 Sheriff W. W. Cook, of Maricopa county, was a passenger on this morn ing's north bound tram.
 Capt. 4. F. Brown, the powder man, came in on last nights train on his periodical visit to Prescott.
 Miss Rose Kerwagen is visiting for few days in Prescott with friends, of which she has a host.
 Judge R. E. Sloan will leave to morrow for Flagstaff, where he will open term of court on Monday.
 There was only an informal session of the district court this morning at which a few details were arranged.
 Frank Goodman, young gentleman from Texas, brother of Mrs. J. B. Gi- rand, arrived in Prescott few days since.
 Wm. Murphy has returned to his post of duty at the Prescott postotiice after a very enjoyable hunting trip in the mountains.
 Miss Alice Campbell went down to Congress on last nights train, where she will teach school. The schools will open on Monday.
 W. Deniston, who has been spend ing the summer in Prescott, has gone to Tempe where the climate is a'little milder, to spend the winter.
 Superintendent Truman, of the Climax Gold company, came in from Qqartz mountain last evening on bus I
 Joe McNulty left this morning for San Bernardino, California, to attend the marriage of his sister which will take place there next week.
 Miss Lilah Hawkins left this morn ing for California to resume her studies in school. She was accom- panied by her father Judge J. J. Flaw kins.
 The attorneys in the United Nercs tax case submitted some additions authorities in the case today and ii, matter was taken under consideration by Judge Sloan.
 F. M. Murphy left by specia! ,raii this morning for Phenix and Iomb- stone, and after a visit to the latter place will go east to remain for sey- eraI months.
 The body of the late Prof j |. Blandy was shipped this morning l. Philadelphia. His daughter, Ii Blandy, accompanied the remains or their journey.
 Benjamin Heller, $. Marcus and J. Spiegel, representing the Gro Mining copmany, came in from Chicago on last nights train and went out to in spect the property this morning.
 Isaac Williams of Louisiana, who with his wife has been spending tho summer in Prescott, left on today train for Phenix. He will return tC Prescott again tomorrow or Monday.
 Mrs. F. P. Cruice returned lasi evening from accompanying hel mother as far east as La Junta, Colo. rado, on her way to her home in Ok lahoma City.
 The raise of wages declared by the Santa Fe company applies to machin ists and blacksmiths as well as tg boilermakers. It extends over tho whole system, instead of over tho Sapta La pro,ar oa apnoup.ad I,- 4l,, Associated Press dispatches.
 Mrs. T. J. Pomeroy returned lasi evening from lower Agua Fria, wher, she has been visiting relatives aud will leave tomorrow for Berkeley, California to visit for a short time with Mir. Pomeroy's relatives wheI she will return to her home in Quad alajara, Mexico.
 Outgoing passengers on this morn ing's train were: E. D. Treadwell, Lo. Angeles; MT. and Mrs. Alex Thomp son, Los Angeles; Mrs R. NJ. Ling Jerome; Jos. E. McNulty, San Bern ardino; A. J. Pickrell, Mohave coun ty; H. F. Ashurst, Williams.
 It is said the combination between the transfer companies of the city il regard to the hauling of trunks, ha been busted and the price for haulln. trunks will remain at the old price O twenty five cents.
 A marriage license was issued thi afternoon from the probate court tr |. Robert Dyer and Miss Lucinda Nick ell. MT. Dyer is the principal of tn public schools at Congress, and tn bride-to-be is one of the belles of tb Blue Grass state, having arrived iron Kentucky on last nights train.
 Monday evening, September 2I, com mences the Jewish New Year, Tishre Rosh Hashanah, 5664 As this holida, is usually strictly observed by all Is raelites, the business houses of ou Hebrew brethren will be closed iron Monday evening o'clock until tha hour Tuesday evening.
 The interest of P. L. Ksstner il the Fashion Livery Stables has bee purchased by J. H. Darrah. who i now the sole proprietor. Mir. Darra has had the management of the stable for several months and his thorOug understanding of the business and ac quaintance with the people of Pre- colt insure his success.