Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-13
The LOCAL NEWS.
OF THE
S ......CITY And COUNTY
From Saturdays Daily.
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Who will be the Carnival Queen?
Archie Lockhart is confined to his
room with an attack of rheumatism.
Geo. P. Harrington, the Bradshaw
mining man. returned last night from
a trip to the northern part of the
territory.
E. H. Mott, the McCabe merchant,
is in Prescott this afternoon ON bus
mess trip. He reports McCabe very
prosperous.
Miss Nellie Drake entertained the
members of the Junior Euchre Club
yesterday afternoon and a very en-
joyable time was had by all.
Judge Pinney, for many years q
leading attorney in the city of Chi
cago, has decided to make his home
in Phenix where his son is engaged in
business.
Joseph Stephens, now of Los An
geles, but for many years a promin- !
ent cattle man of this county, is Wis |
iting relatives and friends in William
son valley.
E. T. Smith, the sheep king of Sell
igman, returned to his home this
morning after spending a couple of
days in this vicinity trying get
sheep herders.
Poland, McCabe, Jerome, and Con- /
gress will all have candidates for the /
carnival queen. Only one of these,
Miss Russell, of Poland, has been an
nounced so far.
H. A. Suttle and wife, arrived in |
Prescott last night from their home
in Peoria, Illinois. Mr.. Suttle is in /
terested in a number of good mining
properties in this section and is here |
to see after his interests.
E. S. Gosney, a prominent business |
man of Flagstaff, being in the banking
business and also heavily interested
in the sheep business, has been in !
Prescott for a short business trip but |
returned home this morning.
A E. McManus, of Duluth, Mimi,
and W. A. Haggott, of Idaho Springs, |
Colorado, brother of E. \. Haggott, .
superintendent of the Blue Bell mine,
left for their homes this morning after
a short business visit to this place.
SITUATION WANTED. : By a |
bright young man, who is willing to |
work, and can furnish best of refer |
ences. Has had experience in office !
work but will accept any honorable |
employment. Address Joseph wager,
Prescott, Ariz. 3x25x6x
The many friends of Miss Winnie
freida Gale will be pleased to hear
that she is now able to walk about the
house some and to be wheeled out of
doors. There is no doubt now but
what she will make a complete recov-
cry from the terrible accident which
came so near resulting fatally to her.
W. H. Miller, who has been chief
1EBdACucL dA DONEldc III tic III 1 deO
and Southwestern for some time, has
resigned his position at that place and
accepted a position as dispatcher for
the S. F. P. a P. and arrived IL Pres
colt a couple of days ago and has en-
tered upon his duties in the office in
this city.
The names of number Tof young
ladies have been suggested for queen
of the merchants carnival, and the
contest will soon open in real earnest. !
The committee has just completed the |
printing of several thousand blank |
ballots and the voting will commence |
at once. The ballots will be FIVE
cents each and the money obtained |
from the ballots will be used in pur- |
chasing robes for the queen and her
maids and attendants.
DR.. S. j. Rogers, superintendent of /
the Arizona mission of the NJ. E. |
church, passed through Prescott this
morning on his way to Jerome where |
be will make an official visitation of |
the church and will hold lservioes to- /
morrow. From there he will go to |
Williams and Flagstaff. He expects |
to visit the Prescott church in the |
near future.
Wells H. Bates, the we'll known |
mining man, passed through on this |
mornings north bound passenger on /
his way to Los Angeles He has been |
spending several days at the Rincon |
mines, the old Welcome property, |
near Martinez, and expects to go east |
to philadelphia and New York in about |
week. He says things look fine at
the mines.
The new lodge of Fraternal Brother
hood, Yavapai No. 35s, is making |
preparations to give their first grand /
ball in Odd Fellows hall on the night
of April %. The members are work
ing hard to make this very pleasant 1
event. Mrs. B. H. Smith will furnish
the music, and the price of tickets
will be, gents 81, including refresh
meDts, ladies free.
The following places will have bal
lot boxes where ballots may be cast for
carnival queen: Mansfield & Nolan,
BIB. Co., r. II. Burmister q Sons
CO., all the drug stores, the Yelling
ton, Palace and Clearing House sa-
looms. The boxes will be opened daily
at two p. m. after Monday and the re-
suit will be announced each day in the
journal Miner.
The committee on carnival queen
announces the names of Misses Daisie
Dayton, Henrietta 81. Hartin and
Maude Clark as candidates from this
city who have consented to enter the
contest for carnival queen. Either Of
these popular young ladies would fill
the exalted position in most salts
factory manner. There will undoubt
eddy be other candidates enter the
arena later on. Several of the outside
towns are also preparing to try and