Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24
TIE LOCAL NEWS...... ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily

Blocks.
 New shapes in hats for spring 1904 at Blocks.
 Sweet, Orr & Co.,, union made, cor duroy pants at Blocks.
 Mrs. Sylvia DeKuhn Bardshar is spending few days at the Burke ho- tel.
 Mrs. Maggie Thomas, of this city. has been appointed a lieutenant in the Salvation Army.
 Mrs. Geo. Burch will leave tomor- row evening for Phenix where she will spend few days visiting friends.
 See the window display of the new spring styles of shirts, eravats. caps, fancy hosiery, etc., at Ed Blocks.
 Ex-Governor Louis Wolfiel has re- turned from a business trip to Chi cago in the interest of several mining proposition in which he is interested in this section.
 A number of the boy and girl friends of Robert Long, son of Rev. and Mrs. Long, gave him a surprise party at the Congregational parsonage last evening.
 T. c. Archer, who is one of the k,,.;o.f ,,,i,i,r, o,,riroor. ;,, +b5s -a, tion of the company, went out to the Grown King country this morning on mining business.
 Buy your clothing at cash store and you will save money. We trust no one and have no losses which en- ables us to undersell our competitors. Ed Block, cash clothier.
 The famous Geo. G. Shows mems shoes in patent leather, vici kid, box calf and velour calf, worth s4, s5. 90 and s per pair, are going for s3.50 while they last. Ed Block.
 The Samuel Hill Hardware com pany has recently sold the Gro Grand Mining company 5000 feet of four inch water pipes which will be used in con veying water to the company's new plant.
 Among the outgoing passengers for the north this morning were: Mrs. Van Valkenburg and child, Chicago; i; W. Ii. Seabrook, a discharged soldier. Denver; and W. A. Frazer and wife, Los Angeles.
 Mir and Mrs. A. B. Nader left this morning with their little son for Chi csgo where the little one will be given medical treatment by a noted special ist of that city.
 If there is any truth in the saying that horseshoe brings good luck the freight car that is being loaded at the depot with old horse shoes, ought to reach its destination without accident or delay.
 We place United States government bonds in escrow to guarantee invest ments in stocks and bonds. Our east ern correspondents are in position to sell securities so guaranteed. Central States Underwriting and Guarantee Corporation, Tribune Building, Chi cago.
 The German American restaurant opened for business this afternoon in the Joe Wilson basement. The boys, who are both good union men, say that nothing but union white labor will be employed and that they will serve as good a meal as can be set up for 9 cents.
 R. Mosher returned this morning from a trip to Phenix. He went out to the asylum yesterday to see Geo. Giles. He says the attendants at the institution informed him that George was a good deal better, but he says he is still very low. He just barely rec ognized Mir. Mosher, but would say only two or three words.
 Sheriff Cook passed through Pres colt this morning bound for Trinidad, Colorado, where a man by the name ot Bruicsrdi is being held by the au- thorities on telegraphic information from Mir. Cook. Bruicardi is wanted in Phenix for the robbery of the Mag mana saloon some weeks ago He is said to have gotten away with about s7OO.
 B. s. Gunsfeld, of Albuquerque. New Mexico, general agent for the Equitable Life Insurance company. who was been spending several days in Prescott, in company with Al. Hern- don, the Arizona representative for that great company, left this morning for short business trip to Jerome MT. Grunsfeld made many friends during his few days stay in Prescott besides giving MT. Herndon a good boost in a business way.
 T. L. ShuItz returned last evening from trip to Jerome in the interest of his special Worlds Fair edition of the Prospect. He says his trip was very successful and the numerous properties in the section of the county will be represented. He reports Je rome as again resuming some of her former life and prosperity. He also says the new management of the United Verde Copper company is meeting with splendid success and the warmest friendship have been es- tablished between the company and the town of Jerome. W. L. Clark has made many warm friends during his short residence in the camp.
 Two parties of eastern capitalists arrived in Prescott last evening to look over the properties in which they are interested. One party, from Gin einnati, Ohio, was composed of the following gentlemen: Robert Wuest. s. Bruuer and O. E. Connor. They are interested in the Cash and Catoc- tin properties and went out to the mines this afternoon in company with MT. Blsuvelt. The other party from Cleveland, Ohio, was composed of Maocro r. VI Cr,Sfb p C Do-I--