Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-05-06
done that it can scarcely be detected.
even by the closest examination.

r. r. Coleman left for Southern
Arizona lsat evening.
Frank Leckilder, the Poland mer
chant, came in on today's train.
r. d. French, the commercial man,
came up from Phenix yesterday.
B. Tilton will leave for Los Angelo:
tomorrow for brief business trip.
Mrs. Eugene Osenburg came in this
morning from the Henrietta MINE.
F. NJ. Murphy and wife are expect.
ed home from tbs east on Thursday.
W. f. Martin, the opera house man
ager, left yesterday for Topeka, Kan
sas.
Geo. Rohpeter and John Kinney
came in ON this mornings train from
Mayer.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. W. Edwards re-
turned yesterday from their visit to
California.
W. J. Martin, superintendent of
the Poland mine, came in on today s
train from Poland.
F. Z. Edwards, the Poland justice
of the peace is in town, in company
with Frank Lecklider.
Ed Shumate returned last evening
from his visit to Los Angeles and went
out to Granite Dells today.
Mr.. spd Mrs. 7. E. Campbell of
Jerome we're passengers on this morn
ing's train and greeted a number of
their friends at the depot.
The board of supervisors have been
in session today but have spent most
of the time in checking up with the
county treasurer.
Ed Salisbury, the gentleman who
has been placing the savings banks
for Bank of Arizona, has returned
from a visit to Phenix.
Harry Porter, who has been in the
employ of the Brisley Drug company,
left yesterday for visit with his rel
atives at Wharton, Canada.
Among the Grand Canyon pas.
sengers on this mornings north
bound train was Edwin Baker, col
Iector of customs at Nogales.
Alfred Rauhut will leave tomorrow
for Los Angeles to take in the Fiesta
and the presidents visit there.
Another special train of six
teen car loads of sheep were ship
ped today from Mayer to Chicago.
There was slight sprinkle of rain,
fash or two of lightning and
couple of claps of thunder this morn
ing.
John Hanlon, of the Crowned Point
mine, was passenger on this morn
ing's train en- route to the Grand Can
yon.
Charles F. Avery left this morning
for jerome to attend special meet
ing of stockholders of the Venture
Hill Mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Blair, of
Pinal county, who have
been visiting in Prescott for some |
time left this morning for California.
Ralph Marshall, editor and man.
ager of the Morenci Standard, was a
passenger on this mornings north
bound train en- route to the Grand
Canyon.
Harry Heap, general manager of the
Street Railway company, pass
ed through Prescott this morning en-
route to Los Angeles on a business
trip.
]. F. Osenburg an old time business
man of Prescott, has returned to Pres |
colt. He formerly conducted the
principal harness and saddle business
of the town.
T. g. Ball, a recent arrival here |
from the east has taken a position |
with the Brisley Drug company. MIR. |
Ball is a newspaper man, as we'll as
druggist.
About twelve or thirteen passengers
from Southern Arizona points, many
of them Rough Riders, passed through
Prescott this morning en- route to the
Grand Canyon.
Last nights south bound train had
three extra Pullman cars attached to
it for the accommodation of pas
sengers tomorrow for Los Angeles and
the Grand Canyon.
P. L. Kastner and his niece, Miss
Amanda Kastner, left yesterday for
Ontario, Canada, to the
Iatter's home and where Mr.. Kastner
will visit for some time with relatives.
The remains of the late Horace W.
TiIton, who died about two and half
years ago were taken up today and
will be shipped tomorrow to Los An
yeles for burial. His brother, B. Til
ton, will accompany them.
Rev. II. B. Long left this morning
'or Seattle to attend convention of
he Congregational church, and for
from his srduous labors in
Prescott He expects to be absent
about a month.
A burned bridge at Twelve Mile
,pur, Just south of Iron Springs, de-
aged the arrival of this mornings
rain for little over an hour. The
ire occurred last night delaying the
outh bound train until this morning
DR.. Louis Swikerath, of the German
Optical Institute, at Phenix, came up
IN this mornings train for a brief
visit to Prescott. He ex-
,ects to make regular visits here in
he future. He can be found at the
Prescott Hotel. (
d. J. Sullivan has just returned
rom a business trip to Chicago in
with his mining business.
lie says his company is well satisfied {
nth the running of the property and 1
york will be carried right along with
IL speed possible.