Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-27
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
/ city And COUNTY
From fridays Daily.

w. j. Reck was passenger TINS
morning for Flagstaff.
F. q. Dodson has been appointed a
notary public, at Blanchard.
Mrs. Geo. C. West entertained the
members of the, whist club last even
ing.
Mrs. G. A. Bray is expected home
within a day or two, after an absence
of nearly a year.
The Paragon ready tailored pants at
one fourth off during the clothing
sale at Ed Blocks.
May Clifton has gone to Little
Rock, Arkansas, being called there by
the illness of her mother.
Mrs. E. H. Draper entertained a
number of ladies at her home on Mt.
Vernon street on Thursday afternoon.
T. F. Moran was admitted to prac-
tice before the supreme court of this
territory at its recent session in Phe-
nix.
c. T. JosIin went to Ash Fork this
morning to meet his wife and son who
are expected today from visit in
Chicago.
Mrs. ]. E. Slaughter, of Tombstone,
arrived in Prescott on yesterday S
train, for a months visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Durham.
c. G. Fennell, of New York, and j.
c. Ballard, of Los Angeles, are guests
of the Yavapai club today. These
gentlemen both speak very highly of
the club.
]. c. Thornton and Bartl, who have
completed their enlistment with the
Fifth cavalry, and received honorable
discharges, left this morning for their
homes in st. Louis, Mo.
Miss J. E. Faulkner has gone to
Phenix for a brief vacation and dur
ing her absence Mrs. Bernice Amann
is filling her position as stenographer
and type writer for I. G. Job.
John Baggorra, who was for some
time one of the partners in the Union
saloon, has sold out his interests and
left this morning for Los Angeles
where he expects to make his future
home.
d. c. Monroe left for the east this
morning. He expects to be absent
until early in March and on his re,
turn he expects to start operations on
his mining properties on a larger
scale than ever.
J. S. Jones and his son, W. H. F.
Jones. left for the east this morning,
where the latter will enter Kenyon
Military college at Gambler, Ohio
Mr.. Jones expects to return here agaiI
in about two weeks.
J. ". Jones, who came here few
weeks ago in company with his sister
Miss Alice Jones, from their home
near Stockton, California, returned
home this morning. Miss Jones viii
remain here for short time longer.
The Yavapai Oil Development com
pany has a novel advertisement in thu
big show window of the Smith mea
market. A miniture derrick and drill
ling apparatus, engine and all, will
a pile of oil rock, is shown and ha
attracted a crowd of spectators al
day. The idea is a novel one and on
certainly to attract attention.
The many friends of il. Wragovicl
in this city, will be pleased to learI
that this popular gentleman was re
Gently honored by being elected secre
tary of the Development Company o
America, and the Journal Miner join
his other friends in this city in con
graduating him.
Miss Blandy and her nephew, Viii
liam CIaypool, the ten year old son o
3, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Claypool have re
turned from a four months visit east
william says that he enjoyed his visi
but is glad to get back to Arizona a
Z it is too crowded to suit him in tn
east.
Ell. Sharpneck, of the Ideal com
pany, returned last night from tri
to Chicago on business and also to hi
old home in Iowa where he vlsite
relatives and friends. He says tn
weather on the lakes has been posi-
lively fierce and he is mighty glad t
get back into the sunshine of Ar
IONA.
Eugene Klinger, a resident c
Granite street, died yesterday of COL
sumption and was buried this after
noon at 30 o'clock from the chapt
of HIN. Maus & Co. Rev. E. o. Mo
Inter conducted the funeral service:
Deceased had lived in Prescott fo
several years, with the exception {
occasional periods of absence.
John H. Smith, who had the mis-
fortune few weeks ago to injure b
knee at the slaughter house, by breal
ing through a rotten board in tn
floor, is so far improved as to be abb
!, to get about the house on cructhei
and hopes to be down in few day
1t was feared for a while that his kne
would be stiff, but there are some il
dications now that he will at lea
have some use of the knee joint.
Erwin Baer has just returned frol
the Baumann Copper company's cam
where he took two fine pamorami
views of the camp, the mines an
scenery generally. The pictures whe
completed, will afford an exceller
view of the property of the above con
pany. One of the views was take
so that in the distance it shows ii
line of railroad for three or foI
miles, with the towns of Iron Xii
and Dewey showing up plaInl
also. The pictures are quite larl
and convey a good impression of Il
camp and its surroundings.
Wednesday was the coolest ds