Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-27

Two hundred people went from Phe-
nix to Florence on Sunday e excursion
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lift returned last
evening from their tour of a number
of mining camps.
Mrs. H. j. Allen returned to her
home in Jerome today after brief
visit to Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy return
ed last night from a two months So
journ Ia the east.
The male quRrtette only appears in
public once year; don't fail to hear
it this evening at the Congregational
church.
J. J. Sweeney, of jerome, is visiting
in Prescott with his sister, Mrs. j. B.
McNally. Mr.. Sweeney is connected
with the Hotel Common, at Jerome.
While strolling through the rocks
yesterday at Point of Rocks Julian
Willard ran across q human skeleton.
1t had the appearance of having lain
there for probably two or three years
although portions of the hair we're
still intact and had the appearance of
having belonged to an Indian.
j. S. Smith and Imogen e. Clark
we're married in Los Angeles last
week. Mr.. Smith is a we'll known
resiudent Of this county, having for
merly been engaged in mining at Je-
rome, afterwards being proprietor of
the Jerome Junction hotel, and is at
present superintendent of the Jerome
Canyon Copper company. The bride
has also been resident of the county
for some time.
Ed Kiehl and his bride arrived in
Prescott last night from Los Angeles
where they were married a few days
ago. Mrs. Kiehl is a sister of n. NJ.
Mcdonald, the we'll known machine
expert with Brown Bros, and visited
in this city with her brothers. family
about two years ago. They have taken
apartments at the Head house for the
present. Mr.. Kiehl expects to build
cottage soon. The Journal Miner
joins their many other friends in best
wishes for happy and prosperous lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Henry and
their little daughter left this morning
for Meadville, Penn, where Mr..
Henry will De associated with his
brother in raising fine horses. For
some time Mr.. Henry has noticed that
bis health has been failing here and
be determined to quit the painting
business and return to his old home
and engage in some different occupa-
ton. Their friends here wish them
success in their new home and bust
ness.
T. W. Henry, who is interested in
the Cumberland Mining company
which is operating on Turkey creek
arrived in Prescott on Friday evening
from his home in Des Moiues, Iowa.
in addition to being interested in
mines. Mr.. Henry is one Of the most
enthusiastic Elks in the Uniteo States.
He would walk 100 miles to attend g
meeting of an Elks lodge, il be could
not find one nearer than that distance.
Mr.. Henry is accompanied by his wife
and the couple went out yesterday to
the Cumberland camp where they will
be the guests of General Manager 4.
d. Seaton.
Messrs. Archambeau and Van Allen
gave their opening Sunday dinner al
the Winsor Cafe yesterday. The hours
announced for serving the French
dinner was from 4 to So'clock. At the
opening hour the spacious dining room
was crowded to its capacity and re-
NAMED in this condition during the
four hours of service. AS soon as q
seat was vacated it was occupied by
some one else. The dinner was as
fine and palatable meal as was ever
spread in Arizona, and it is the pur-
pose of the proprietors to make these
regular feature of the cafe. There
has also been a very marked improve
ment in the every day service Of the
cafe.
Mrs. John Forsythe died very sud
denly on Sunday morning at her home
at Hooper of heart trouble. She was
sick only few hours. b. NJ. Msus &
Co. we're notified Of the death and
brought the remains to Prescott last
evening, and the funeral took place
this. afternoon in the Odd Fellows
cemetery. Deceased leaves a husband
and several children. The family
came to this county from Texas about
four years ago and have resided here
ever since, a daughter Miss Rosa For
sythe becoming somewhat prominent
from the fact of her carrying the mail
between Goodwin and Hooper, making
the ride daily of forty five miles
through storm or sunshine.
From TUESDAYS Daily.
The wind is blowing a gale today.
W. J. Cooksey left today for Bakers
field, Calf.
Geo. Ritchey was a passenger for
Los Angeles this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Harrell came
up from the south this moning.
There will be a special informal
imoker at the Yavapai club rooms to-
night.
The cavarly company at Whipple
was out today on its regular practice
march.
Brow, Smith & Belcher have com
mencd decorating their Palace hotel
on the west side of the plaza.
c. o. Campbell arrived day or two
ago from Logans, Mo-, to take the
position of operator IN the Postal
telegraph Office.
G. H. Nelson, in charge of the Santa