Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-14
THE LOCAL NEWS.
/ .....CITY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

Jerome today.
Senator W. A. Clark was expected
il Jerome today.
H. ]. Allen left for his home at Je.
rome this morning.
= F. o. Poison, a merchant of Will
Jams, is visiting Prescott.
Geo. Bowman, of Albuquerque, is
registered at Hotel Burke.
Constable Pete Boscha came up
from Congress this morning.
Pete Boscha brought 80 days pris-
oner up to the county Jail today.
Mrs. G. II. McGinnis is expecting
her mother here soon for a visit with
her.
j. H. Emmert went north on this
lG ESsai'E ''''' '' route % 1'' Al
Mrs. Carmen, a Mexican woman,
died near Phenix a few days since at
the age of 100 years.
Mrs. Mary Brown, mother of T. o.
Brown, is expected here this week for
a visit to her son.
H. b. st. Claire left this morning
for visit with relatives in the east,
after days visit in Prescott.
Ho,,,&,- Calool S,no,;,@onla,&
b. Jolly, started on an official visit
ing tour of the schools of the county
today.
E. ID. Treadwell and II. II. Hub
bard returned this morning from a
business trip in the southern part of
the territory.
H. +. Ashurst, who has been in
Prescott on business before the land
Office, left on this mornings train for
his home in Williams.
Egbert butcher will go to Castle
creek hot springs in few days where
he has accepted the position of book
keeper in the hotel there.
Geo. Weisel, who arrived here re-
Gently from Pueblo, Colorado, has
purchased the Hotel Burke barber
shop, and took charge of it yesterday.
The city council of Phenix has pass
ed resolution calling an election for
the purpose of voting on the question
of issuing $500. 600 bonds for a munich
pal water system.
]. NJ. Aitken, of Phenix, Paul P.
Hastings, of Prescott, and Hon. Fl. H.
Watkins of Kingman will leave tomor-
row for a months hunting trip in the
Mogollon mountains.
A party of Cincinnati capitalists,
who own the properties being operated
under the superintendency of n. Blau
welt, arrived in Prescott last night for
a visit to their holdings here.
The Cincinnati parties who are Wis
iting the Catoctin mine are Robert
Wuest, A. Burkhardt, S. Bruner and
]. Graf. They will remain here a cou-
pie OF days or probably more.
NJ. H Merriman of Los Angeles rep
resenting the Continental Tobacco
company, which is the manufacturer
of Creme cigars, left for Jerome this
morning after a short visit in Pres
colt.
Hon. A. ]. Doran left on last
nights train for Congress and Wick
enburg and other mining camps in
the southern partiof the county, on
business connected with the Worlds
Fair.
r. ID. French will leave this even
ing to accompany his wife to Aqua
Caliente for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. French has been great sufferer
of late from rheumatism, and it is
hoped that the waters of the above
springs will give her relief.
Harry Epson, who is charged with
forging the name of the Mother Super
ior of Mercy hospital to a check and
of then cashing it had his preliminary
examination today before Justice Tai
bot and was held under $500 bonds to
answer to the grand jury.
The regular monthly tea of the
Guild of the Episcopal church was
given on Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. John j. Hawkins.
These teas always prove pleasant
affairs, but this one was unusually
pleasant and was attended by large
number of ladies.
The funeral of the late Mrs. E. L.
Sharpneck took place this afternoon
from the family residence on Grove
street Rev. Bennett. of the EpiscO-
pal church, of which deceased was
consistent member, conducted the ser
vices. The funeral was attended by
a large company of people, whose sym
pathies 90 out to the bereaved rela-
tives of the departed.
The civil service commission has
Just received a call from the Philip
pine government for $50 male teach
ers, with salaries as follows: % at
1920; 20 at $1,000, and 30 at 1900 per
annum 1t is desired to secure these
teachers without unnecessary delay,
and an examination will be held on
October 10 and 20 in various cities.
Full particulars can be obtained on
application to WA. Murphy at the
post office.
E. NJ. Clark, sent out lot of lum-
Der today to Groom creek to build
residence for himself and wife. They
expect to reside here most of their
thine in the future, while Mr.. Clark is
ngaged in developing the Chicago
mine. Mr.. and Mrs Clark will leave
in few days for New Haven, Connec-
ticut, where the latter will remain IN
til about the first of the year but Mr.
Clark will return here again in about
q month or six weeks.
There are so many ways in which
poison may be accidentally taken
that "a zl1wledge of their effects and
of th. D. per antidotes, as we'll as the