Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-22


will go to Los Angeles to make theil
future home. Mr.. and Mrs. Congel
have made a large number of warn
friends during their residence in Thu
city who will regret to learn of theil
: intended departure.
From Thursdays Daily.
= NJ. S. Taft left for Los Angeles this
r morning.
j. H. Farrell, superintendent of the
McCabe mine, is in town today.
NJ. H. Thomas returned last even
ing from his visit to California.
Mrs. A. H. Moffet left this morning
for San trancicso.
Senator J. j. Sanders left for "the
coast this morning.
E. E. Ellinwood left for Kingman
today on professional business.
James Mclaughlin and family left
today for San Diego TO reside.
Mrs. W. A. Drake and Miss Daniels
left today for visit to Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
ii. c. Wasman, representing the
Standard Oil company, is in Prescott
on a business trim.
W. c. Bashford, Ii. F. Armitage
and c. W. Herndon came up from the
south this morning.
Engine number 9, with her new oil
burner was sent north this afternoon
with the freight train.
Miss Sarah Edwards, of San Fran
cisco, is visiting her brother Judge F.
L. Ewdards at Poland.
E. NJ. Latham, representing New
mark Il Co., of Los Angeles, is in
town today on business trip.
c. A. Dake and wife left this morn
ing for San Diego where they will
spend few weeks.
Mrs. H. B. Long and son left this
morning for Los Angeles where they
will visit for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beck, formerly
of the Vienna Bakery, left this morn
ing for Los Angeles and may locate
there permanently.
The initiation fee of Prescott's com
mercial club was advanced today to
$50. The club now numbers 125 paid
up members, which shows a good
strong organization.
Mrs. Bradford, wife of DIR. j. Brad
ford, of the McCabe Extension COM
pany, is in Prescott en- route to Los
Angeles. Sc has been at McCabe for
several days.
o. III. Tucker, agent for Wells Fargo
Il Co., left today for Los Angeles on
his regular vacation. During his alb
sence the office will be in charge of
Gale Campbell, relief agent.
Aaron Goldberg, the we'll known
Phenix merchant, who is spending the
summer with his family at Iron
Springs came in from that resort to-
day to spend the day in Prescott.
A United States grand jury has been
summoned to meet next Monday July
20. The United States trial jury has
been summoned to report OH Wednes-
day, July %.
The streets were in darkness last
night. The night was darker than
usual, too, on account of the heavy
black clouds which overcast the sky,
shutting out even the light of the
stars.
The museum of the West Prescott |
park of F. NJ. Murphy. has just re-
ceived an addition of Brazilian sing
ing monkey, donated by Cecil G. |
Fennell, and four young foxes from
Lynx creek.
Fred l.. Joslyn, of Michigan, who |
has been in Prescott since last Octo-
Der, left this morning for San Jacin- |
to, California, to try the virtues of
the water there for rheumatism from
which he is suffering.
A pipe line connecting the city wa
ter system with +. NJ. Murphy's park
is being laid along the drive way to
the park. Mr.. Murphy will shortly
commence the construction of another
drive way for the accommodation of
the public.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lift and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Stewart are taking an out
ing at Granite Dells, where they are
camping in tents. Rain commenced
to fall while they were pitching their
tents and the tents have not been dry
since.
Mrs. Geo. Alkire and her little son,
of Phenix, were passengers ON this
mornings train Ell route to Los An
geles. They have been visiting the
formers brother and his wife, Mr. ana
Mrs. Ziba o. Brown, in Prescott for a
couple of weeks.
James Cashion, general manager of
the firm of Grant Bros, railroad con-
tractors and a member of the firm as
we'll, came up this morning from the
south where he has been looking after
constr uctIon work on the Phenix and
Eastern road.
Hank Pitts and Ray Jones, who were
arrested at Lynx creek yesterday for
holding up the Waterman at the Po-
land tunnel at the point of a six
shooter will have their preliminary
examination this evening before Judge
f. f. Edwards at Poland, Jugde Ed
wards being the nearest justice.
The Cananea Herald says that Rob |