Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-16
THE LOCAL NEWS......
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Mrs. c. R. Parker left this morn- ing for visit to Jerome.
 E. D. Seaton left this morning for his mining camp on Turkey Creek. E. s. Clark returned this morning from professional visit to Phenix.
 James M. Salter, a wool buyer, is at Hotel Burke quite sick, threatened with pneumonia. John Bauder returned this morning from his monthly visit to Congress and intervening points.
 Sam Greenwald will leave on to- nights train for Bisbee on prospect ing trip Tn that locality. Ernest R. Hall, of Wickenburg was a passenger on this mornings north bound train en route to Flagstaff Mrs. Kelley, of Philadelphia, left |. this morning for Los Angeles after a brief visit to this part of Arizona. The fixtures for the new comet sa- loon iH the Rsible block arrived to- day. They are said to be among the finest in town.
 Mrs. Wm. Nelson entertained six teen ladies on Friday afternoon at her home on North Mt. Vernon street in very pleasant manner.
 B. P. Cheney left in his private car this morning for San Diego. He is accompanied on his trip by Mrs. Cheney and Mir. and Mrs. Major.
 Charles Batre was a passenger on this mornings incoming train from the south. He was accompanied by E. E. Byron who is making a special visit to this section. Capital and influence are at your command it you have a good business proposition and know how to present it. Write c. S. U. & G. corporation, 1906 Tribune Bldg, Chicago.
 The five year old son of H. H. Cloud who recently fell down a sixty foot shaft has recovered sufficiently to be taken home and MT. and Mrs. Cloud will return with him this evening.
 The storm symptoms which have prevailed for the past three or four days all disappeared last night and
 
 was quite heavy frost this morning.
 A fine new flag pole wbas placed on the public school building today, and "old glory'' was unfurIed to the breeze from it. The pole was raised at noon without any special cere- mony.
 Miss Juanita Landon, friend of Miss Penny, of the B.-B. force, who has been teaching school at Walker, has completed her term of school and arrived in Prescott today en route to her old home at Los Gatos, Cali fornia.
 1s T CT of Phenix, was assaulted and robbed while on his way home from his place of business on Thursday morning, be- tween and 3 o'clock. His injuries, it is feared, may prove fatal.
 We place United States government bonds in escrow to guarantee invest ments in stocks and ponds. Our east ern correspondents are in position 10 sell securities so guaranteed. Central States Underwriting and Guarantee Corporation, Tribune Building, Chi cago.
 Emil Heyne is doing some fine let tering and carving on the front of the Raible building. He is demon strsting two things. First that the sand brick is susceptible of being carved to good advantage. Second that Heyne is an experti in that line of business.
 Frank c. W. Pooler, a young gen. tleman from Vermont, arrived in Prescott on Wednesday evenings train to take a position as forest ranger, under Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart. He will go out to Crowned King tomorrow to assume the duties of his office. Mir. Pooler is a nephew of Senator Proctor of Vermont.
 Benjamin Heller, connected with the Gro Mining company, left this morning for Los Angeles, California, where he will visit for a few weeks and then return to Chicago. Mir Heller is a prominent Band wealthy business man of Chicago, but be likes Arizona. He has exercised good bus mess judgment in his mining invest ment in the Gro company.
 Yavapai lodge No. 35S Fraternal brotherhood held a social session last night after the regular business of the lodge and limitations were over. There were 130 persons present. Re- refreshments were a feature or the eve ming and dancing was indulged in until after midnight. The members of the lodge have been divided into two companies to secure new members and the one obtaining the fewest num- Der will be required to give banquet.
 c. V. Brockway has resigned his position in the auditors office of the s. F. P. & P. railroad and left this morning for Jerome where he has &C., cepted a position in the auditors office of the United Verde and Pacific railroad. Miss M. Fairchild, former ly in the office of H. P. Anewalt, will occupy the position, temporarily, va csted by MT. Brockway in the audit OTIS office. MT. Brockway will be greatly missed in Prescott, where be has been very active in Baptist church work.
 The "Woman's Club" is the name of a magazine published in New York, devoted as it name indicates to Wom- en's clubs. It contains more or less of the doings of Women's clubs all over the United States. The March number contains a we'll written article