Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-06-29
THE LOCAL NEWS.
( ......CITY And COUNTY


Z quire at 332 n. Mt. Vernon street.
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Born at Turkey, Arizona, June q
4 1904, to Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Youn
son.
Prescott socialists could not stan
the Gobel stripe of missionary wor
for the cause.
ROOM FOR RENT-Good from
room, one block from plaza Price
$500 per week. If
Good work at living prices is tn
motto of the journal Miner job office
Give us a trial.
John 7. Smith and Catherinn,
Arnold we're married June % by Pro
bate Judge Hicks.
The eight months old child of Mr.
and Mrs. o. d. NJ. Gaddis, of King
man, died recently.
The Falgstaf aerie of Eagles start:
off with 100 members. j. ]. Donohoe
is president of the aerie.
Wolley's lung ointment - genuine
md good just received direct from
dr. Wooley by Brisley Drug Co.
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Thomas and David Coleman have
gone to Pinal county to spend short
time at the railroad camp with their
father, r. r. Coleman.
MISREPRESENTATION by hosting
engineer and compressor man. Ad-
dress box IA Prescott, Arizona.
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f. H. Hetherington will have charge
of the Prescott Sampling Works assay
office during the absence of W. NJ.
Claypool on a visit east.
FOR RENT-Seven room furnished
house in Otis addition. Apply to
Mrs. W. S. Pratt, 623 Macarthur
street. 5x5xl2
The valuation of the taxable prop
erty of Apache county, as shown by
the assessment roll just completed,
amounts to over 500, 900,
Fresh home made candies, whole
wheat, brown and white bread;
cakes, pies and cookies on sale at
Woman's Exchange, Union Block.
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Home Mission Society, of West
Pescott church will hold a social a t
home of Mrs. Travis June %, at s
O'Clock, p. m. Refreshments served.
We want your business and will
guarantee you quick, reliable and
courteous service twenty four hours
a day and seven days week at the
post office pharmacy. 5x5xtf
A case of small pox in the Santa
Cruz county Jail resulted in the post
ponemsnt of the criminal term of
court in that county until August %. |
1t is so dry in Phoenix that there
is no sale for the Worlds Fair postage |
stamps. The extra moisture required |
for moistening them for use cannot be
secured.
Papago Indians have the small pox
and Phoenix has established ''shot !
gun" quarantine to prevent them
from introducing the disease into that
,ity.
Some of the cities in Arizona have
issued orders that no fire crackers or
ire works will be allowed to be fired
off within the city limits, on account
IF everything being so terribly dry
hat fire is feared.
Jack Farrell, the we'll known Nc
Jabs miner was in Prescott last Fri
lay to meet his son, Emmett, who had
ust returned from Los Angeles where
he had been attending school at st.
Tincent's college.
The issue of $4,000 bonds for the
Phoenix union High school was de-
Gated last Thursday in an election
leld at the High school of the above
'ity, the vote standing l43 for and l89
gainst the issuance of the bonds.
Recent reports from Phoenix state
hat Geo. Giles condition is most
,itiable. He is reduced to a skeleton
nd seems perfectly oblivious to his
and does not recognize
my of his old acquaintance who call.
Ed Cunningham, alias Fred Jen-
lings, who died suddenly last week at
ohm Kinney's camp, was one of the
coating engineers of the Mexican
CENTRAL railroad and is said to have
,een prominent in his profession some
ears ago.
Geo. RobpeteT's slaughter house
lear Dewey, was destroyed by fire
asst week. Mr.. Rohpeter sustained
be loss of all of his butcher tools in
he fire. A fire left under kettle
Ised for scalding is supposed to have
,een the cause of the fire.
Tom Hughes, a we'll known miner
# Groom Creek, had the misfortune
o get his knee cap injured few days
go and had to be brought to Prescott
or medical aid. The injury was re-
eived from falling down a sh aft
bout fifteen or twenty feet.
The railroad is now completed to
Jacozari, Mex, and ready for accept
nee by the Mexican government.
he rails we're down three weeks ago,
nut the surfacing has just been fin
shed, and it will likely be July 10
,efore the regular running of trains
will begin.
W. J. Wilsey expects in few days
o institute an aerie of Eagles at
Jananea. 1t is said that the new
odge will start off with not less than
30 birds. The Eagles are making
me of the most marvellous growths all
,ver the United States of any order
hat has ever come into existence.
Phoenix has just held her 'steenth
election since new year. The latest
me was a school board election. AS
he weather can be depended on now
or the next few moths in keeping
hings hot down there the election
labit will be dispensed with until
cool weather sets in next November
The plan of the street car company