Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
THE LOCAL NEWS.
......CTY And COUNTY:
From WednesdaY's Daily.

J. W Sullivan, the cattle king, is
in town again.
d. E. Dumas is in town from his
Oak creek ranch.
J. W. Smith has returned from a
visit to Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. II. Foley, of Ash Fork, is
spending a few days in Prescott.
J. H. Emmert and q. P. Anewalt
went te Phenix on today's freight
train.
Mrs. F. G. Brecht left this morning
for San Diego, where she will spend
the winter.
Miss Daisy Burt left this morning
for her home at Ash Fork after brief
visit in Prescott.
The board of supervisors have been
at work allowing accounts for the last
quarter of 1903.
Sheriff Del Lewis has offered $1,000
reward for the arrest and detention of
Alvord and Stiles.
The ella river froze over on Monday
night being the first time in sixteen
years such a thing has happened.
Ed Block. the one price cash
clothier, has favored this office with a
very artistic and handsome calendar.
Harry Van Allen, who brought his
little daughter to Prescott for medical
treatment, returned to Ash Fork to-
day.
Commodore Owens, a former sheriff
of Apache county, but at present a
resident of Seligman, is visiting Pres
colt.
S. ]. Wright, of Paris, Texas, who
has extensive mining interests in this
section, arrived on today's train from
the south.
The young friends of Arthur Gale
gave him a surprise party last even
ing. 1t was a very pleasant affair for
he young folks.
Last night was a genuine sample of
winter. 1t Just seemed as if the fray
ed edges of that eastern cold wave had
drifted into this section.
Charles A. Bedford is now sole pro-
prietor of the Anheuser saloon having
purchased the interest of his partners
l. F. Hale and Robert Prior.
Henry Douglass, an old time en-
plcyee, of Hoover Il Cordiner, of Je-
rome. left for home today, with his
wife after spending the holidays in
Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len F. Hale expect to
leave tonight for Aqua Caliente hot
springs for the benefit of Mr.. Hale's
health. They Will probably remain
all winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomson, of Whip
pie, left this morning for San Fran
cisco, where the doctor has been or.
dered for an examination for his pro-
motion. They expect to be absent a
couple or three weeks.
Affidavits of assessment work on
mining claims form the great ma
jority of instruments fled for record
these days. While it is not imperative
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a complete title to the property.
The Red Men installed their chiefs
last night for the ensuing year. The
Red Men is one of the leading fra
ternal orders of the United States
and have a strong membership in this
territory. This county has three
fiourishing tribes, one in Prescott,
one in Jerome, and one in Congress.
Engineer Holmes who was in the
Franconia accident on the Santa Ft
when two limited trains clashed into
each other has just been awarded
$1,000 damages. He sued for $50, 000
1t was case of lap orders and the
court held that because of the negli
gence of the telegraph operator the
company was liable.
James Adams, who has just pur
CT ased the second hand store of Mr.
Mllls. is we'll known in this city AND
county where he has resided for years
-, H. Ir,Na lr1cf II
this city about two years ago, having
started the market near the. Gurle.
street bridge. He has worked in tn
mines most of the time, and has onl.
recently been engaged in contracting
for mining development in the south
ern part of the county. He invites al
the old friends of the institution t
give him a call when they have any
thing to sell or wish to purchase any
thing that be can supply them with
He will also ht up the up stairs of th
brick building in which his store
located, for lodging purposes.
Major William II. Bean, of tn
United States army, claims to hav
solved the problem of GLOW to liy
on fifteen cents a Gay" His metho
is built on the theory that the plaiI
est fare, scientifically cooked,
more nourishing and more palatabI
than all the delicacies of the season
The fare served consists of roast bee
corn meal, prunes, canned tomatoe
coffee, condiments and all kinds
bread. Mai Bean personally supe
vises the cooking, which is up to q
extraordinary standard of perfection
The cost was figured carefully and
was found that the average price
each meal per man, including cool
ing and incidental service, was a lit
over 4 cents. In no one day d
the cost of a meal exceed . cents.
At the meeting of the Toughs Ho
company last evening the follOwil
officers were elected: Foreman, Cha
Kesrley; first assistant forema
Jesse Kesrley; second assistant for
man, Frank Henderson; secretaT
Julius \. Rodenburg; treasurer,
Fl. Fredericks fire delegates, E.
Fredericks, J. y. Rodenburg. T