Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09

Governor A. O. Brodie came u
 from Phenix this morning and vii
 spend short vacation in this city.
 Mrs. c. G. Hummer has returne,
 to her home in Prescott after an ex
 tended visit with her relatives in Kan
 sas City.
 Mrs. Ed Lit will leave tomorro,
 for Stratford, Canada, her oIC
 home, to visit with relatives. Sh
 will be absent several weeks.
 Julian Willard has been confined {,
 his room for two or three days on ac
 count of a slight injury he received.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Goddard cam
 up from Mir. Goddard's mining prop
 critics near Wick enburg, this morn
 ing.
 H. F. Adams has returned to hi
 home in Williams. He has been il
 the employ of the lumber firm of Clarl
 & Adams for some time.
 w. G. Barnwell, assistant general freight agent of the Santa Fe, at Lo. Angeles, arrived last night to spend $ few days vacation in this city.
 F. M. Murphy returned home thi: morning from trip to Los Angeles. He was accompanied as far as Ash Fork by General McArthur, who went on to the Grand Canyon.
 According to the Nogales Times that city is making preparations for the establishment of a college. A Sl0,0 building will be erected at once for the institution and as soon as the needs for larger building are manifest it will be enlarged.
 The local in last nights issue con- cerning the entertainment to be given by the Degree of Pocahontas, gave the wrong date for the event. Instead of it being next Tuesday evening it will be the last Tuesday night of this month, or the evening of the 29th.
 J. c. Rankin, W. H. Bradrick and one or two other Chicago gentlemen who are heavily interested in the Bra ganza Gold Mining company and Mer- chants Mining company, are expected to arrive in Prescott this evening on business trip in connection with the above properties.
 Hon. A. P. Davis, the engineer in charge of the construction of the great Tonto Basin reservoir, came up from Phenix this morning to arrange with the s. F. P. < P. for handling a large quantity of freight to be used in the construction of this great reservoir. He will return to the valley this even- ing.
 Misses Alice and Helen Adams were the hostesses of a delightful tally -ho party on Wednesday evening. A trip in the tally-hO, whence the ascent was made to the summit of the Butte, where refreshments were served. The return trip to Prescott was made lit tie after midnight.
 Willie Sanders, the colored boy who takes care of the city pound, and who was arrested yesterday on a complaint sworn out by Mrs. Marcou charging him with letting her cattle out of her corral and taking them to the pound. was tried this afternoon on the charge before Justice Talbot, and was found guilty and fined S25.
 Nj. l.. Heffieman returned last even- ing from a visit of several days at the May mine, near Mayer, and left this morning for his home in Sidney, Ohio. Mir. Heffleman is largely interested in the property with his brother, H. C. Heffieman, and expressed himself to Journal Miner man as very highly | pleased with the property.
 J. c. Remington and wife were pas sengers this morning for the City of | Mexico where they go to spend MT. | Remington's vacation of thirty days. | MT. Remington has relatives in that city and was himself resident of the | place at one time and says it is the prettiest city he has ever seen in all his travels. They expect to stop off | for couple of days at the Grand | Canyon on their way there.
 Conductor Thomas McGrath passed | through Prescott this morning on his | sad journey to his home in St. Al bans, Vermont, with the remains of | his brother, Brakeman George Me | Grath, who was killed in the freight | wreck Wednesday afternoon near Ramsgate. During his absence his place as passenger conductor between | Ash Fork and Phenix will be filled by | Conductor McRea, who has been on the P. < E. run for some time.
 Ed Block, Prescott's popular cloth ing merchant and mining mau, ex- poets to leave soon for a visit to Col | orado, his old home. He has been suffering greatly for some time with an attack of hay fever, and hopes to get relief from this distressing disease by stay of few weeks in that state. Ills son, Gary Block, will accompany him, to enter the school of mines, at Golden, Colorado, the examination for which he passed some time since. Mir. Block has extensive mining inter ests in Colorado, also, which he will look after during his visit.
 Conductor Wm. Brannen, who has been connected with the s. F. P. & P. as engineer and conductor about ever since the road was built, passed through Prescott this morning on his way to Salt Lake City where he will be connected with w. A. Clark's road between Salt Lake and Los Angeles. | Mir. Brannen was one of the most pop ular conductors in the territory, be- ing always kind, obliging and consid- crate for the comfort and welfare of the patrons of the road, and his smil- 1 ing countenance will be missed by those who travel between Ash Fork 1 and PheniX.
 Public announcement has just been | made of the engagement of Miss Olive