Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-14
From Fridays Daily.

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 e A. s. Haskell left for Jerome on :, this mornings train.
 Generally fair tonight and Satur-
 day, is the weather promised Arizona.
 Dr. Yount has returned from visit to PehniX.
 b E. E. McVeigh. the commercial s man, arrived on the freight this morn s ing from Jerome.
 e H. J. Allen and wife arrived in
 Prescott on this mornings freight . from Jerome.
 , W. A. Clark, superintendent of the ! Fools Gulch mine, is registered at the Burke.
 l Mrs. H. M. Gibbes and children, who 3 have been visiting Mrs. W. W. Ross
 for the past few days, returned to [ Jerome this morning.
 Conductor Tom McGrath, of the S.
 F. P. and P. railroad. who is taking few days lay off spent today in Pres
 colt.
 Tecel Ackers. the little two-year-o old
 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. $. Ack-
 CTS, is suffering from severe attack
 of pneumonia. It is to be hoped that
 the little one will pull through all
 right and that her recovery may be
 speedy.
 M. G. Burns of the firm of Wood, Dillon and Co.,. came ill on this morn
 ing's train. from the southern DOT
 tion of the territory where he has
 been looking over some mining prop
 critics in an official capacity for some | parties interested.
 Here is verdict returned in a re-
 cent suit against railroad in Penn ! sylvania: If the train had been run. |
 it should have been ran, if the bell |
 had been rung as it should have been | rang, if the whistle had been blOwed | as it should have been blew-both of | which they did neither-the COW | would not have been injured when he | was killed
 J. L. Ward, telegraph operator for the Santa Fe Pacific at Winona. Ari-
 zona, accidentally shot himself through both legs Wednesday night
 He was lying on the bed playing with 45-caliber revolver when it was dis charged, the ball going through both legs above the knees. The wounds are not serious. Mir. Ward was taken to Flagstaff.
 Wanted Faithful person to travel for well established house in a few counties, calling on retail merchants and agents. Local territory. Salary Sl024 year and expen, ss, payable Sl9.70 a week in cash and expenses advanced. Position permanent. Busi- ness successful and rushing Stan dard House, 334 Dearborn street, Chicago. dl0w16t
 Miss Daisy Blain. of Detriot. Mich. sister of Dr. J. Harvey Blain. who has been visiting him and his wife for the past six months. left this morn ing for California. where she will visit friends and relatives, returning by way of Spokane,s Wash. where she will make short visit, to her home in Detriot. Miss Blain leaves a host of new made friends in Prescott who wish her pleasant trip. 1.-The s. F. P. and P. R. R. received yesterday a novelty in the way of track velOcipede which is run by gasO- line. It is a great improvement upon the former as it does away with hand pumping. Mir TiSdale. for whose use the machine was ordered. stated to the Journal Miner reporter, this morning. that speed of ? miles per ( hour could be obtained. and that it would carry a load equivalent to five hundred pounds up a three per cent ; grade. The velocipede will be used for the purpose of bridge and track : inspection.
 F. A. Norden. a prominent capi- ' talist, of Chicago, stockholder in the McCabe Extension Mining com pany, and representing number of other stockholders of She same com pany. arrived in Prescott last evening g to be present. at the meeting of stock ' holders, of the above company next Monday. 1t is announced that work will be commenced soon after their : election is held in the further devel- : opment of the proerty and that all ! outstanding debts against the com pany will be settled. C
 United Moderns will install officers l tonight.
 The Monday club will meet in the banquet room of the Odd Fellows Hall on Monday. Jan. F, at 2:30 p. m. {
 John Bianconi the well known rancher of Williamson valley is in town today.
 Sheriff Roberts has appointed Joe Young of Seligman a deputy sheriff. !
 John Hutchings returned Tuesday a from California for a brief sojourn t in Prescott.
 In the action of Albert Heller vs. q P A. and.A' A. Johns. to quiet title. judgment was rendered in favor of ', plaintiff.
 The railroad from Tucumcari. New I Mexico. to the Dawson coal fields has V been completed and the first train passed over it last Sunday.
 Dr. R. J. Roper leaves this evening t for PheniX. where he will attend the a meeting of the Territorial Dental t Board, of which he is member. a
 Roma T. Jackson, a former Arizona man. died recently, very s suddenly. at Half Moon Bay. Cali fornia. where he has been located for \ some time. d
 Secretary and Mrs. l. T. Stoddard a will give reception at their home in I PheniX on Monday evening. January 19. to Governor and Mrs. A. O. Bro i die. \ large number of invitations i h"-t hcen received in Prescott. This T WIiI be on the evening of the opening f day of the legislature. '
 In the bankruptcy proceedings of I Barthel and Stocks, the Commercial l Trust Co.,, as trustee reported some thing life 56, 900 on hand. Judge r Sloan declared dividend of 52 per T cent to be distributed among the a home creditors and ordered that f sufficient amount to cover all the out : standing claims be held for a period of thirty days. o
 R. l.. Spencer. a member of the i firm of Douglas, Lacey and company, f who are operating several mining E properties in this section. arrived on { last nights train. Mr. Spencer is ( making his periodical visit to all the | properties controlled by the above i firm. Mir. Spencer is accompanied by Major Russell, of Los Anglees. who has charge of the firms business there. '
 A gentleman Tn town yesterday from : Jerome reported the fire in the United Verde mine as being more fierce than at any time in its history. Later it I was rumored on the streets that the a fire is completely under control and | that the company will start at once on c a large scale It is hoped that the I