Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-25
THE LOCAL NEWS...... S ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

Arizona weather Is asserting ltset once more.
 Mrs. H. P. Anewalt came up from Phenix today.
 E. E. Ellinwood returned frCl Phe- nix this morning.
 F. Rayder arrived in Prescott from Salt Lake City last night.
 Paul A. Johns came up from the south on today's passenger.
 T. c. Job went to Phenix last even ing on professional business.
 Fred H. Potter returned to Will Hams today after a stay of several weeks in Prescott.
 The local lodge of Workmen is ar ranging to give a grand ball some time during the month of March.
 Mrs. ]. L. Fisher returned home to- day after a few days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Tritle. in Phe- nix.
 Chas. F. Whittlesey. partner in the firm of Whittlesey & Elliott, archi- tects. of this city. has returned to his home in Albuquerque
 B. L. Jones. general manager of the ! Red Rock mine is in town on a busi ness visit and circulating among his numerous friends here.
 Sidney L. Beach left today for Los Angeles. where he expects 60 reside in ! the future. although his lumber busi- 1 ness will bring him to Prescott quite | often.
 W. T. Brown. Piascott's well known . hardwar merch lD returned today . from a trip to Kirkland where he had . been called to inspect some mining . machinery.
 Samples of Modern and Bisbee-Ari- ! zona ore can be seen at office of J. :. Acker & Cox an5 when you see 1t you will have to have some of the Bisbee- Arizona stock. if you act wisely.
 Supt. Howard Legge came in from the White Horse mine this morning and was accompanied back to the property by President Monroe. who returned from New ! ork a day or two ago.
 Jean Dunn, who was arrested in Prescott Monday charged with rob bing Martin Lund. at Poland. of Sl3O. had her hearing before Justice Craw- ford, at Providence, yesterday, and was bound over under S10O.
 The railroad employees on the P. and E. road will give a ball at Joe Mayors Friday night of this week. Harry E. Houston. one of the finest piano players in the territory. will furnish the music and d jolly good time is assured.
 F. A. Swan, who has been engaged sr,, C .-4 two years. and who came to this sec tion few weeks ago to examine some mining claims for eastern parties. lett for Kansas City today where be will make his future home.
 There is more ia K about the Modern {. and the Bisbee-AriZona Gold and Cop per Mining copmany than any other companies in Arizona. Why: Be cause they are adjoining properties and have the greatest futures of any companies in Arizona.
 w. M Claypool left on this morn ing's train for the SerchlIght section. Nevada. Mir. Claypool's health has been quite poor for some time and he goes on this trip both for the benefit of his health and on business He eN- poets to be gone several weeks.
 The Bisbee-Arizona Gold and Cop ( per Mining company have sold 25, GOO shares in Prescott and now offer an , other block of the same amount at 15 ; cents and their agents predict that it i will be bringing from ? to J0 cents 2 in few months. Do you hear: Mrs. G. A. Bray and daughter Mrs. z Phillips, left for an extended visit ] east this morning Poor German r looks the picture lt espair already. 2 and has laid in a large supply of dys- J pepsla tablets with which to digest i boarding house grub. As soon as the weather gets settled Y enough to begin operations for the i work of running the permanent survey for the wagon road to the Fossil creek power plant sites, and as soon as the l survey is completed work of building the road will commence. The board of supervisors is advertis- i ing for proposals for supplying the 7 county with stationery. The bids ' presented at a former letting of con {, tracts were all rejected. and new bids i are now asked for Bids will be , opened March and contract will run ' to February l5, 1904 A coal car on this mornings train for Mayer jumped the track near Dewey, and broke about thirty ties r into kindling wood besides bending up the rails pretty badly. causing a {, delay of a couple of hours to the in I coming train. No one was hurt. luck f fly.
 Did you read that article about the a Bisbee- Arizona Gold and Copper Min { ing company in yesterdays Journal | Miner: Hadn't you better investi- c gate and invest in if while the com s pany is offering such inducements ( prior to putting it on the market Tn { the east at a much higher price? Harvey Helm and family decided yesterday to go to Mexico by way of F Albuquerque instead of going south by way of Phenix. and consequently left on this mornings train for their new home. A large number of friends | were at the depot to bid them good bye and wish them happiness and sue cess. The local lodge of Red Men are en- toying one of their old time seasons : of prosperity. They are now working under a special dispensation and are i taking back 9 number oI their old time members who had dropped out of the lodge for various reasons. and y are also initiating a number of pale faces. | Supervisor tTeo. H. Sherman re- turned from Pheniy today. MT Sher- i man had been in the capital city rep i resenting Gavapai county at the meet ing of the supervisors of the territory. to urge needed legislation along cer- tain lines and also to advise the law ] makers against passing certain obuoy- ious measure. q c. P. Steele. head clerk in the Q. ! K. store. received the sad intelligence this morning that his father. Thos c Steele. had passed away at his old i home in Bartlett. Iowa. after long illness. He was a man about 60 years of age. Mir. Steele has the sympathy ] of large number of friends in Pres e colt on account of hIs bereavement.
 The firm of Martiudeli G Horne @iu x move into the Wilson building about the first of March. The new office will be much more coumodious than ! their present place of business The 2 volume of business transacted by be firm has grown to such au extent that they have been compelled Go secure larger office rooms. hence this move.
 Pete Clark. the brakeman who was shot by the Mexican hobo at Agua ] T,-s., .