Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-03-04

\ bAobn olTIu udy yesterday.
 \ NJ. Goldwater & Bro. have new ad. { vertisement in this issue.
 Jesse A. Robinson will go out to Big
 Bug tomorrow morning to remain for h about a month.
 Miss Daisy Burt, of Ash Fork. is ;s visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilmot Pent- iS land, in Prescott.
 It required three engines to pull to- days south bound freight train to the
 Iron Springs summit.
 Wells H. Bates left last night for
 the Weaver mining district in com g pany with Mir. Hunter.
 W. D. Edwards. a Bisbee business l, man, and Elk, is visiting in Prescott
 with view of locating here. l. Mir and Mrs. A. J. Knoblock who
 have been visiting in Prescott, left
 this morning for their home in Jer- z ome.
 Mrs. Dr. Blain is recovering from a
 severe attack of the grippe which has ' kept her confined to her room for sev- eral days.
 Joseph Boseman was killed at New : River on Tuesday by the accidental discharge of a shot gun. He was in
 toXicated at the time.
 Earl Burt, who was brought to Pres colt few days since suffering from a
 very severe attack of tonsillitis re- ! turned to Ash Fork today c. A. Cowley is visiting in Prescott |
 with his brother. J. B. Cowley. the |
 fat and jolly Wells, Fargo Go. mes , senger, on the P. and E. train.
 Charles F. Gentry, the well known and popular young druggist, has ac- cepted position with Druggist W. P. |
 Covillaud and will take charge of it
 March 1.
 Adjutant General B. W. Leavell of the territorial militia came up from
 Phenix this morning on a brief busi-
 ness visit. He will return to PheniX
 again this evening.
 T. J. Nieman. the we'll known min
 ing man who owns some splendid
 properties in the Copper creek sec
 tion, is spending couple of days in
 Prescott on business.
 There was something doing at Elks' lodge last night. In fact there is something doing there at every meet
 ing night these days. Two candidates
 were initiated last evening.
 The county jail has become % crowded with prisoners that a special l; grand jury will be convened on March , 3 for the purpose of taking up the s cases now held for examination. (
 The pupils in Miss Campbell's room at the public school were dismissed today owing to the receipt of a tele- 6 gram by Miss Campbell announcing C the death of her father. in Canada.
 o. R. Morris. constructing engi- ]; neer. in charge of the construction for Joshua Hendy X Co.,, of the mill q at the Iron King mine, came in yes terday from that property to attend V Elks' lodge. s
 William McRea came up from the I south on this mornings train. He | has been away for a considerable time [ during which he visited Mexico but e says the has been at Congress for sev- | eral months.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Hancock of Los I Angeles, arrived in Prescott last even C ing to take up their residence here. O
  the WesternUnion telegraph office with W Manager Bailey. s
 D. c. Monroe, of the White Horse n Mining company left this morning for Idaho Springs, Colorado, on mining business. From there he will go east a to New York. He expects to be ab- T sent about month or six weeks. l'
 The funeral of the late Mrs. 4. s. n Clough took place this afternoon at h 2:30 o'clock from the undertaking r, parlOrs of P. Mohn & Co. Rev. \. NJ. conducted the services. The funeral was very largely attended. a
 Mrs. C. W. Platt. wife of Under sl Sheriff Platt. came up from Kirkland in today for visit with her husband. a1 Mrs. Platt has been quite poorly for oI several weeks but is regaining her ce strength and hopes to soon be fully 
 W. F. Murphy, who has been assist to t ant to Manager Bailey, of the Western ttff Union telegraph office, will leave to- sI Sr morrow for San Francisco, having re- =, signed his position here Mr Murphy Ini is very courteous and obliging . young gentleman and good operator, -, and the Journal Miner wishes him '" success.
 Joseph Engle received telegram le from his sister at St. Joseph yesterday bi stating that their brother. R. J. En- OI gle had died Tuesday night The a message did not state the cause of his il death and Mir. Engle knew nothing of fU his sickness and thinks that he must m have met with some accident. Mir. al Engle was a former resident of Pres colt.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. N Looney, of Me CT Cabe, are in Prescott today. Dr. h, Looney is the popular physician at if the McCabe hospital. and Mrs. o1 Looney aids the doctor very materi- in ally in his good work of caring for tI the sick, by her gentle and kindly m for she always has a cheer dr ing word and a smiling face for whose ia who are suffering. h.
 The manager of the platinum com pany operating in the grand canyon. .L and of which J. B. Girard is the tl SI chief engineer died yesterday morn VVi ing at the company's camp north of N Ash Fork. He had been sick only a ~ few days with pneumonia following ooL- an attack of la grippe. His name is 1i 1H said to be Wilbur. The remains will VI be taken east for burial. W |!
 c. s. Davis, who has been employed to at the Mohawk mine for several came into Prescott today for medical assistance for his hand. 4 al few days ago he injured the hand al slightly and took cold in the injury hs it into erysipelas. He had SC suffered considerably for two days ye with it before he gave up to come in SC and have it attended to properly Mr nc Davis Is very prominent Red Man dl of California, being at present the m Great Junior Sagamore of that reser- w' vation. te
 ta
 General Passenger Agent H. F. Ane- walt and his assistants vacated their quarters in the depot building today W; and are now located in the brick M building formerly used as an eating wt house across the street. One of the SC rooms formerly occupied by them will dr be connected with the waiting room tei of the depot the present accommoda- dr lions for waiting passengers being hi too limited. An archway will be cut Iii between the present waiting room and ch the one adjoining and one of them ia will be fitted up as a ladies' waiting A room and the other will be for use of WI the gentlemen. V,
 E. C. Ewen. a prominent citizen of Michigan. made "hurry Inf up' visit to Prescott last night and i'm