Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-25

Thirty four car loads were received
 on Mondays train at Jerome Juncion
 c. P Wingfield was in town yester
 day transacting business returning
 this morning to his home at Huron.
 He has entirely recovered from his re-
 cent illnses.
 Brakeman Pete Clark, and the Mexi.
 can Juan Zapeda, who got mixed uT
 in a shooting scrape at Agua Fria
 tank the other morning have each
 been held under $500 bonds. Mir Brown. who has been in the employ of Brown Bros. for about a year. left with his wife this morning | for Los Angeles where they expect to
 reside. They came here from Cripple ! Creek.
 Reserved seats are being secured 1 largely at Brisley's already for the | Doll Shop and "The Way to Win
 Him. the rectory benefit perform
 ance at the opera house Monday even ing next.
 A telephone message was received III AbNh thAS iAOA mug aAlbOoAiNA x
 that Mrs Alfred De Kuhn. who has
 been sick for some time had become
 worse and that but little hopes were entertained for her recovery. Her sister, Miss Stone, who received the message left immediately for her bed side at the Cash mine.
 Barry Goldwater, who has been de- voting the past three weeks to the interests of the mercantile firm of NJ. Goldwater X Bro., in this city, dur ing which time they have conducted a most successful rummage sales. clearing out their broken stock and put the store in readiness for the new stock of goods, returned to PheniX last night.
 At the annual meeting of the So- nora Milling and Mining company. in Phenix, the following officers chosen were elected. Con O'Keefe, presi- dent and general manager; J. H. Smith. vice president; Robt. McKin- non. secretary; John Dessart, treas urer. These gentlemen and E. E. Gage. of Tombstone, form the direc- tors of the company. w. E.. Deity was retained as consulting engineer The work of developing will now be rapidly pushed.
 F. \. Jewell. of the firm of Jewell S Co.,. commission mercants, of Los Angeles. arrived in Prescott last even ing and is looking over the prospects of engaging in the commission busi- ness in Prescott. He informed the Journal Miner that he was most favor ably impressed with the city and felt little doubt but that he would decide to open commission house here. handling fruits. vegetables, poultry, eggs, butter, etc.
 The Journal Miner is m receipt of a neat little pocket diary from C. \. Snow & Co.,. Washington. Besides being a diary it contains blank space for memoranda and contains a whole lot of valuable information which one has occasion frequently to refer to, being a small encyclopedia in this re- spect. It would be cheap at D cents, and yet all that it costs to receive one of them is to send two cent postage stamp to cover the actual cost of post age, to C. A. Snow X Co.,. 523 Ninth street. Washington, D. C., and they WILL send IT Tree.
 Matt Loring left this morning for Washington. D. C., where he will be assigned place in the postoffice de- partment. He is boy that this town is proud of. He was successful in school and he has been successful ever since. He entered the postal service here and was afterward transferred to Prescott. He was connected with the office there for four years as chief l clerk and he performed his duties so ] we'll that when chance came for some Arizona boy to receive a promotion | his selection was natural. al.-Republi l can. MT. Loring arrived in Prescott | this morning and will remain a day or two before proceeding to Wash ington. Prescott joins with Phenix in | feeling proud of Matt and wishing him friends. happiness. and prosper |