Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-28

DIR. Douglas Long left this morning
for Los Angeles, and from there will
go on hunting trip.
Mrs. G. W. .Sarano left on this
mornings train for a visit in Chi
cago, of several weeks.
Squire Hill, we'll known resident
of the lower Aqua Fria section, is il
town on business visit.
Mrs. C. McWilliams, who has beer
visiting in Prescott for short time
left today for California.
E. G. Anderson is at present manip.
ulating the electric keys for the Pos
tai company at Hotel Burke.
F. NJ. Murphy and I. E. Dorr went
up by special train to Ash Fork this
afternoon en- route to New York.
Go to the lady minstrel Monday
night and see some refined fun. True
dignity does not consist in a long
face.
Mrs. 7. G. Norris will arrive on to-
nights train from her trip east &C
companying the Misses Norris to
school,
Court business is pretty dull in New
York when Sam Parks does not appear
before some one of them ON some
sort of a charge.
Harry La Montague, general man.
ager, and c. E. Bunker, superinUend-
ent of the Sultan mine came up on
this mornings train.
The pickanninnies alone are worth
the price of admission at the lady min
trels Monday and Tuesday night next,
but "there are Others
J. E. Whalen of Sault Ste. Marie,
Michigan, who has been in this sec
ton for some time on mining business
left this morning for his home.
Grant Brothers, the we'll known
firm of contractors, have incorporated
under the corporation name of Grant
Brothers Construction company.
Did you ever see a genuine lady
minstrel? The women can be funny
as we'll as the men. Don't fail to see
them Monday and Tuesday night.
Governor n. o. Murphy came up
on this mornings train from PheniX
and left on this afternoons special for
Ash Fork, en- route to Washington,
D. C.
The new building of Mrs. Raible,
adjoining the Lawler block will be
built of sand brick. They expect to
commence laying on Wednesday or
Thursday.
r. n. Fredericks has returned from
his visit to California. He concluded
his vacation by attending the meeting
of the National Bankers ASSOCIATION at
San Francisco.
G. 4. Cooley, president of the Ideal
Mining company, who has been here
on visit to the property left this
morning for his home in Boston. He
expressed himself we'll pleased with
: ha Of no
Mr.. and Mrs J. Ii. Brown and the
latter's mother, Mrs. Darrah, are ex-
pected here in few days for a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Brown, of
Brown Bros. Messrs. W. T. and J. H.
Brown are brothers.
The funeral of the late Joe Hood.
whose partially decompOsed remaius
we're found a short time since a short
distance from town, took place this
afternoon under the auspices of the
Miners union of which he was a mem
Der.
Ed Block returned on Sunday from
his hunting trip in the Juniper
He reports a scarcity OF
deer as they have been frightened
away, but says he never saw quail so
plentiful. He brought back a large
number of them.
F. Oberhelman, of Sublett. Illinois,
who came here with the jaeger party
left this morning for his home. Mr..
in addition to being a
stakeholder in the Model Mining com
pauy, has other mining interests in
his section and remained over to look
after them.
Father Whyte returned Monday
afternoon from his visit to jerome.
He missed the south bound freight
train and rather than remain several
hours at jerome Junction. awaiting
he arrival of the passenger train he
walked from there to Prescott, a dis
.ance, of nearly twenty miles covering
he distance in a little over four
hours.
Thomas Brown, the well known
-ancher, living south of town. caught
I large wood rat recently which
vas perfectly white. He says it
vas the first white one he has ever
:een or heard of. The rodent was dead
when found, and Mr.. Brown said that
he fur on it had all been licked down |
Der 'ectly smooth, presumably 10y I
,ther rats, indicating that it had been .
leld in high esteem by them.
Dave Miller, of West Prescott, To- |
'ated a bee tree in the mountains