Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-27

show them through the building or
offer them entertainment. "
From Saturdays Daily.
Joseph Cook is in town today from
Simmons.
Governor A. 0. Brodie came up
from Phenix on this mornings train.
J. B. Jolly, county school superin-
tendent, has returned from visit with
relatives in the east.
DIR. G. W. Vickers, chief physician
on the Republican, came up from
Phenix this morning.
]. E. Lowry returned yesterday
from doing assessment work on
number of his mining claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Hesla enter
tanned a number of friends at their
Mt. Vernon street residence on Thurs
day night.
NJ. c. Jolly has taken a position as
salesman in the o. X. store of Joseph
Dougherty. Mr.. jolly has just COM
pleted a term of school at Walnut
creek.
John F. Wright, a prominent stock
dealer of Vandalia, Missouri, arrived
in Prescott last evening for protract-
ed visit with his sister, Mrs. W. L.
King.
II. c. Herrick, an old time resident
of Cochise county, died few days
since. Mr.. Herrick was a member of
the legislature from Cochise county in
the 1895 session.
Little Miss Mary Durham, the six
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Durham, had a birth day party
this afternoon at which she entertain
ed several of her young friends.
Attorney General and Mrs. Wells re-
turned this morning from PheniA
where they have been for the past two
weeks, the Judge having been in at
tendance at the recent session of the
supreme court.
Grand Encampment No. l, l. o. o.
F., installed the following officer:
last evening: Richard Sumid, G. P.
Daniel Kelly, H. P; J. E. Kelly, S
W.; Henry Suder, scribe; Peter Ros
enblatt, treasurer.
A private ball was given last even
ing in K. of P. hall to the teachers o
the Prescott public schools by mum
Der of young gentlemen who had pre-
viously been the recipients of simllal
favors by the young ladies.
Simon Novinger, an old time resi-
dent of Phenix, and man of consid
cradle wealth, died at his home nea
Phenix on Thursday night of Bright
disease. His funeral will take plac
in Phenix tomorrow, Sunday, after
noon.
W. A. Drake went to Ash Fork thi
morning with a special to meet Presi
dent F. NJ. Murphy and wife and j
H. Emmert, who arrived there in Mr.
Murphy's private ear from the east
The special brought the car to Pres
colt this afternoon.
/, Deputy Sheriff VIM. Potts went t
Ash Fork this morning in answer to
telegram from the deputy sheriff o
that place that he had two prisoner
to bring to Prescott this evening
The nature of the charges against tn
prisoners was not given.
We place United States government
bonds in escrow to guarantee invest
ments in stocks and bonds. Gu
eastern correspondents are in position
to sell securities so guaranteed. Cen
trail States Underwriting and Guaran
: tee Corporation, Tribune Building
Chicago.
VIM. Marx, brother-in-law and ad
vance agent and assistant of Prof
Zamloch, one of the greatest presti
= digita 'eurs of the present time, is i
town today arranging for the appear
ance here next week of ZamlOch. Th
latter always plays to a good hons
in Prescott as he is favorite with on
people.
Rev. Geo. H. Brewer, of Albu
querque, Baptist general missionar
for New Mexico and Arizona, and a
evangelist also, is expected in Pres
colt next Tuesday evening when th
special services in the Baptist churc
which were temporarily suspended wi
be resumed, and will be continued fc
ten days or two weeks.
The new lodge of Fraternal Brott
erhood met last night in Odd Fellow
l hall and initiated several of the be:
people in the city into membership
The new lodge is starting out wit
= bright prospects. Next Friday nigf
the entire lodge is invited to tn
home of Mrs. P. L. Kastner, the pa
president, where they will be entel
+ tanned by Mrs. Kastner.
= Hugh Creighton, representing ii
q Mutual Life Insurance company I
q New York, came up from PheniX tn
!. morning on business for the ArizoI
. agency for that great company. Mr.
q II. K. Behn, the local agent for Il
T. Mutual, is a rustler in the insuranC
f business, and has written many thoU
sands of dollars worth of busine
-, during the past year.
p C. K. Tibbetts, superintendent
C the Pfau Gold Mining company
d properties, returned to Cherry Cree
u this morning after spending two {
It three days in town on business for Il
l. company. He tried to buy a GOO
q team of horses for use at the min
re but was unable to find any for sal
IT and will be compelled to go to Il
g Verde valley for horses.
,e On Sunday, January, 81, the raj
Ie road company has announced an e
cursIon rate of 81 from Phenix
Florence, and return. A So rate fro
y prescott IN Phaniv or a S6 rate for II