Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-05

and satisfactory to all. The bishop
and visiting clergymen were all taken
care of during their stay here by
members of the church.
A discovery uf tungstan is reported
to have been made near Prescott, re-
Gently. The discoverer does not give
the exact location as he has not CON-
pleted his locations.
Earl Sanford, who has just been ap-
pointed a notary public, is a good
stenographer and typewriter, this
morning entered the office of his faith
er E. NJ. Sanford as a law student.
Earl has lots OF ability and by close
appliction to his studies will make a
leading lawyer. He continues his
services as a carrier for time.
Frank Foster and Ed. Golightly left
on Saturday evening for spin to Wal
nut creek in G. G. Fennell's automo-
bile. When about eight miles, beyond
Lees ranch, they had the misfor-
tune to break part of the machinery,
and had to walk back to Lees ranch
where they secured buggy and came
to town and took a new start in Fos-
ter's auto. The other machine was
towed into town.
| The Los Angeles Times of Saturday
says that Joseph Del Vale, the driver
of fire engine No. 4, who was serious
ly injured Wednesday night, still how
ers between life and death. He has
been removed from the receiving
hospital to the home of his aunt. and
DR.. Choate, the attending physician,
says his patient has about an even
chance for recovery. Mr.. Del Vale
had two sisters residing in Prescott
who went to Los Angeles last week
in response to a summons to the bed
side of their injured brother.
The funeral of the late Charles NJ.
Sabin occurred on Sunday afternoon
from the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Tisdale on Alarcon street, and
was attended by large number of
people. The services we're conducted
by Rev. Rogers of the Congregational
church and were very impressive. A
quartet, consisting of Mrs. South
worth and Miss Puterbaugh. and Drs.
Yount and Southworth furnished the
music for the occasion. The pail bear
ers we're T. E. Lift, H. W. Mexican,
}. De Silva, Walter Hill, ". S. Colds
worthy and F. P. Cruice. Interment
was in the citizens cemetery.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Morse DarneIl of Hillside is in town.
Circus at Phenix on Friday =. this
week.
DR.. G. W, Vickers came up from
Phenix on Tuesday.
Only fourteen days more in which
to register. 700
The candidates held meeting last
night at Senator.
Robert Perrin of Williams, was in
Prescott on Tuesday.
John Hobbs. is in from his mining
claim a few miles east of town. -tg-g
The great register last night con-
tanned little over 3400 names.
E. E. Ellinwood returned on Tues
day from his political trip south.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hathaway went
to Phenix last night for weeks visit
I. B. Dresser, is in town from his
mining camp near the Bullwhacker
mine.
MIR. and Mrs. F. NJ Murphy return
ed last night from two weeks visit
in Los Angeles.
W. S. Pratt, it is said has resigned
his position on the Salt Lake road and
Will return to Prescott TO reside.
Mr.. and Mrs.. E. NJ. Albertson and
the latter's niece Miss Alice Young
have gone east to visit the st. Louis
fair.
Clint Mormon, we'll known young
miner of Big Bug, left this morning
for the Goldfield mines, intending to
locate there. 4
Robert Prior, we'll known in this
city, but lately from Jerome, was an
arrival last night, and comes to re-
main permanently.
Mark Bradley is in town from his
mining camp. Mr.. Bradley is on the
legislative ticket and will
make a winning race.
The city council will hold an ad-
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