Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-12

It takes, action, work, and industry,
three things which Mark Smith has
not been on speaking terms with for
a number of years.
T. j. Carrigan, came up from Con-
gress on Saturday accompanied by his
brother NJ. j. Carrigan, of Glenn's
Ferry, Idaho. The latter is the in
ventor of the Carrigan Combustion
damper an article which gives promise
of revloutionizing the making of
steam by diminishing the expense.
By the use of this process such per-
feet combustion is obtained that the
black smoke so noticeable in railway
engines or plants of any kind where
steam is used is entirely done away
with, the smoke being used as feul.
Experimenting along this line has
been going on for years, and Mr..
Carrigan has made thorough expert
ments with his process and has salts
fed himself as we'll as others that he
has struck the correct principle and
has had his device patented.
From Tuesdays Daily.
B. F. WwitzeI is nursing a case of
rheumatism.
During the. storm of last week .16
of an inch of rain fell.
Joseph Mayer was in town on a
business trip on Monday.
NJ. E. Cornell, representing the Los
Angeles Herald, is in town.
A heavy frost, in fact the heaviest of
the season occurred on Sunday night.
W. S. Pratt and his son are en- route
by wagon from Milford, Utah to Pres
colt.
F. NJ. Evans, Los Angeles travel
ing man is in Prescott on his periodi-
cal visit.
W. S. Murphy, of the Standard iron
works of Phenix is in town on bust
ness trip.
F. Murphy left on Sunday for
the south to visit the Imperial and
Tombstone mines.
W. NJ. Hardy, the we'll known young
business man of Poland, was Pres
colt visitor yesterday.
Dixon Fagerberg has returned from
a forty days trip to Chicago, st. Louis
and other eastern points.
The Flagstaff club won the base ball
game played between it and the Whip
pie club by score of 9 toS.
Ed Lift left yesterday to visit a
number of mining camps in the inter
est of the Brisley drug company.
Judge r. e. Sloan is holding term
of court i'll Flagstaff this week. Next
week he will hold court in Prescott.
The democrats are kept busy ex-
planning in this campaign. The re-
publicans have nothing to explain or
apologize for.
W. A. Rowe came in a couple of
days since from his mining camp and
left last night for Los Angeles for a
visit of several weeks.
Fred Carlson, an employee of Cooks
jewelry store, returned on Sunday
night from a two months visit to his
native home in Sweden.
c. P Myers left yesterday afternoon
for his mining claim IN the Black
Hills district. He reports his proper
ty showing up spiendidly.
Thomas Pillar returned Sunday from |
a visit of five and half months in
Montreal, and other points
in Canada visiting relatives.
Charles Bagly, who came here from
Tacoma to attend the funeral of his
late brother, John Bagly, will leave /
today for his home in the above city. |
Jos. Dougherty has sent word to the
county Republican committee with
drawing his name as candidate for /
supervisor on the republican ticket.
George P Harrington lett on last
nights train for couple of weeks |
visit in California. He will go first /
to Los Angeles and thence by steamer !
to San Francisco.
A hay ride to Granite Dells which
had been planned for Saturday night, |
was abandoned on account of some of |
the young people backing out, but five
couple of the more courageous ones
went out horseback and had a mid
night chicken dinner.
Leroy Anderson came in Sunday
from biS Gamma iuoino +Our i1+ mill