Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-13

on the alert to please its customers
and add to its immense volume of bus
mess, has decided to add another de-
partment to its already numerous de-
partments. The new feature will be
in the way of a dressmaking depart
ment. The services of Mrs. Smith, a
first class modesto, of San Francisco,
have been secured and she will have
full charge of this work. The ladies
of Prescott aud vicinity will find it
very convenient to be able to step
into the store, pick out the dress pat
ern they desire and leave their order
and measure and have their dress de-
livered to them finished.
From nondaY's Daily
C. W. Hummer was a Passenger to-
day for e. Paso, Texas.
Cade Selvy, the we'll known Santa
Fe detective, is in town.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Young returned
to Seligman this morning.
J. J. Fisher went to Jerome today
on professional business.
John Bullard is in town from the
Bullard mine, west of Martinez.
j. H. Hise has returned from his
visit TO Los Angeles with his family.
W H. Constable was an arrival by
this mornings train from the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Woodbridge are
recent arrivals here from Cripple
Greek, Colorado.
Captain W. A. Holbrook has return
ed to Whipple from a tour of inspect
ing the territorial militia.
Mrs. Roland Mosher, who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia for some
time is considerably improved today.
J. S. Smith, of the jerome Canyon
Copper company, returned to Los An
glees again today on mining business.
H. NJ. Gibbes, of Jerome, has an
nounced his candidacy for the nomin-
alton for district attorney on the
democratic ticket.
DR.. D. NJ. Purman, we'll known
physician and prominent resident of
Phenix, died in Los Angeles last week
after a protracted illness.
H. W. Kent, a Milwaukee mining
man, left for the east this morning
after a visit of several days in this
section Oh mining business.
Harry Hibben, of Coconino county,
is out for the nomination for county
recorder of that county. Mr.. Hibben
is the incumbent of the office.
Miss Daisy Dayton, positively de-
clines to become a candidate for
Queen of the Carnival, and moreover
would decline the honor If elected.
Judge R. E. Sloan and Court Re-
porter ". S. Norviel went to Flagstaff
from Kingman, yesterday, where the
former will open term of court to-
day.
Besides the voting places announced
in the Journal Miner where ballots
may be cast for candidates for the
queen, a ballot box has been located
at ). P. Dillon's cigar store.
Miss Nellie Tharp on last Friday
closed a very successful term of school
a, Del Rio. She expects to leave for
her home in California in few days
to spend the summer vacation.
Attorneys ]. G. Herndon, Leroy
Anderson and Reese NJ. Ling returned
Oh last nights train from attending
court at Kingman. District Attor-
ney E. S. Clark also returned yester-
day morning.
A new boot black stand, of three
chairs, has been started on Cortez street
against the Brisley Drug company's
store. 1t is quite a swell affair and
the proprietors have been giving free
shines this afternoon.
T.G. Hunter and W. G. De Almond,
Of Philadelphia, who are interested in
mining in this section, came up from
the south Oh this mornings train.
Mr.. Hunter is accompanied by his
wife and two boys and Mr.. De Almond
is accompanied by his wife.
Ezra c. Bartlett arrived on last
nights train from three mJnths'
visit in the east. After a trip to Je-
rome to look after his property inter
ests there Mr.. Bartlett will 60 to Tue
son where be makes his headquarters.
E. Clark, W. C. Stetson, and Will
Robinson wree passengers yesterday
for San Francisco. Mr.. Robinson
will stop in San Francisco for a short
visit with his family and will then go
on to Portland, Oregon, where he ex-
poets to locate permanently.
Miss Blanche Lowry, who has been
teaching the school at Blanchard the
past seven months, has finished her
term and left this morning for her
home in Hutchinson. Kansas, to spend
the summer. She has been engaged
20 teach the same school next year.
Joe Drew killed large Iobo wolf
recently on the head of Walnut creek.
1t had been killing a great many cat
tie and annoying stock men greatly
for some time. Mr.. Drew had a robe
made out of the animals hide which
is on exhibition at d. Levy & Co. S
store,
Mrs. Ralph L. Clark and her little
daughter, left on this mornings train
for Portland, Oregon, having been
called there by the death of Mrs.
Clark's father, Geo. 4. Sheppard. !
The funeral will be delayed until the
arrival of Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Haskell. !
of st. JoseOh, Missouri, accompanied |
by the latter's mother left on today's |
train for Los Angeles, after a visit of |