Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-02-03
Royal
Baking Powder
Saves Health
and
Saves Money
ROYAL CO., YORK
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

Err CO., NEW YORK.
Sheep shearing is in progress at j.
d. Houck's station near Cave creek.
! Born, at Peoria, Arizona, January
%, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Moore, a
daughter.
Mrs. Jeanette Levy returned this
morning from t~o months visit to
| Phenix.
H. L. Sweeney left this morning to
do some work on some mining claims
owned by him.
The board of supervisors had not
awarded any contracts up to two
O'Clock this afternoon.
Mrs. A.W. McCash rendered beau
tiful solo in the Methodist church on
Sunday, entitled Consider the
Lilies"
Ed Block reports that the clothing
sale which is now in progress at his
store is the most successful one be has
ever had.
o. X. Hose company will have a
meeting Wednesday evening, Feb. 3.
Refreshments will be served. Every
body invited.
T. c. Job is reported to be recover
ing rapidly from his attack of illness
and will be able to be at his Office
again soon.
Supervisor Schuerman has returned
from a visit to the Castle Creek hot
springs and is attending the session of
the board.
The Stein-Bloch suits, overcoats,
full dress and Tuxedo suits are the
leading features of the big clothing
sale at Ed Blocks.
Peter Greenland, connected with the
bridge force of the S. F. P. & P. rail-
road, came up yesterday from the
south for a short visit with his wife.
C. G. Hutchinson is in town. He
has his sheep at present in the Aqua
Fria valley and expects to shear them
there. If he does he will shear by
hand.
There are more new and hobby suits
seen on the streets of Prescott today
than ever before. They are the Stein
Bloch make and we're purchased at Ed
Blocks clothing sale.
The body of the late NJ. r. Parker
will be shipped east tomorrow for
burial. Funeral services will be held
over the remains at $50 o'clock at
Logan's undertaking parlors.
A large force of men and teams are
at work excavating for the foundation
of the Elks' building. The dirt is be-
/ ing hauled on the school house
grounds and is being used in leveling
them.
J. H. Lee has completed his con-
tract of removing the remains of the
soldiers from the small cemetery at
Whipple to the large one. Out of forty
three removed, three were those of
officers.
This is ground hog day and if that
I historic animal came out of his hole
this afternoon he certainly must have
gone in again for the accredited six
weeks, as there was nothing to prevent
him seeing his shadow today.
S. G. johnson, who has charge of
the Alto group of mines formerly
under the charge of NJ. r. Parker,
will accompany the latter's remains
to Athens, Ohio, where the interment
will take place, that being the old
home of deceased.
The dog poisoner, who makes his
annual appearance in Prescott about
this time each year, has again showed
up and as a result about forty or fifty
dogs we're killed the past ten nights.
If you have a pet canine you had bet
ter lock him up.
Clyde Leroy, the six months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Martin,
of 1913 South Cortez street, died this
morning. The funeral will take place
tomorrow, Thursday, afternoon at 2 80
o'clock from the family residence.
Rev. c. A. Hyatt will conduct the
services.
Mrs. G. W. Harper has opened a
confectionery and fancy grocery store
in the brick building on West Gurley
street formerly occupied by the fish
market. Mr.. and Mrs. Harper are
recent arrivals from Colfax, Iowa.
Mr.. Harper is connected with the S.
f. P. q P. railroad shops.
W. S. Pratt, who has been in the
employ of the Grant Construction
company, for several months, has re-
signed his position at the grading
camp and came to Prescott yesterday.
He has accepted position with the
Salt Lake company and expects to
leave shortly for Milford, Utah, where
he will be located as station agent.
Geo. H. Bishop and Mrs. Kitty White
we're married last evening at the lat
ter's residence on East Goodwin street
by Rev. E. o. McIntier. The groom is
one of the proprietors of the Gurley
street second hand store, an excellent
young man, and the bride Is spoken of |
by all who know her as most worthy |
woman.
Jim Rybon is in town from McCabe. |
He says that camp is one of the live
lest in the territory. He says that |
there are sixty five men employed in |
the Gladstone mine at present and |
there are over fifty men on the pay
roll of the McCabe mine. Mr.. Rybon
is erecting another new two story |
building in the camp.
Liant and Mrs Aloa left IN this