Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-19

! ties for making money in that section.
He will remain here for some time to
settle up his business affairs and chen
expects to return to Goldfield. His
family will remain inLos Angeles.
1t is reported that F. P. WARD, of
Crown King, has sold mining claim
in Pine Grove mining district to E.
r. Hill, of Oxnard, California, for a
substantial sum.
A letter was received Thursday from
Rev. H. F. Tolle, from Albuquerque,
where he and Mrs. Tolle have been
stopping since last Friday, the guests
of the Santa Fe company. They left
here on Thursday of last week for
Kansas, but we're unable to go further
than Albuquerque on account o. the
washouts. The letter was writtel on
Tuesday and Mr.. Tolle said that the
promise had been made TO them that
they would be able to get away on
Wednesday.
c. o. Campbell came in from Mayer
yesterday to relieve City Ticket Agent
j. W. Kraemer, of the S. F. P. 4 P.
railroad while the latter goes eass for
his vacation and for a visit with rela-
tives in Kansas City. W. L. Amber
son, the lightning messenger of the
Postal Telegraph company will accom-
/ pany Mr.. Kraemer and this will be his
first visit east. They will leave Pres
colt tomorrow morning and will of
course take a run to st. Louis to see
the fair while away.
! The United Verde Copper company
paid its taxes Wednesday amounting to
$50, sos. Taxes were also paid on 9th
er interests of W. A. Clark as follows:
U. V. Il P. railroad, 1865; personal
property, W. A. Clark, 1884. 81; Mon
tana hotel, $500; Equator NJ. & S. Co,
1904. SO. While the company is assess
ed for merely nominal sum compared
with the total value of the property,
it has always been prompt in the pay
ment of its taxes, ard that it does not
pay more taxes is owing to the lenisncy
of the board of supervisors, one of
whom is a candidate for reflections.
Captain W. F. Meeks returned to
Martinez last night to look after the
shipment of material to his mine Gown
on the desert. He has eight eight-an-
imal teams engaged in freightine be-
tween Martinez and the mines. The
distance is ninety seven miles and
they have regular camping places on
the road, and Captain Meeks, in Or
der to save the expense of freigkting
hay for his animals, cut over 200 tons
of wild hay near their various csmp-
ing places. In addition to saw
/ ing the haul on hay he says he has
succeeded in securing an excellent
quality of hay as we'll.
From Saturdays Daily.
Coles A. Bashford left yesterday for
Los Angeles.
DR.. o. L. Geer came up from Marti-
nez on Friday.
"A. ". Thudims has returned from
his visit east.
j. F. Hemenway came in from Val
Verde yesterday evening.
The Castle Creek Hot Springs hotel
will open for the season on November
1st.
Judge r. E. Sloan will hold brief
session of the district court this morn
ing.
Mrs. NJ. Francis cane up from
Wickenburg yesterday for brief bus
mess visit.
Col. B. W. Leavell returned to
Phenix last evening after short visit
in Prescott.
Freight is expected to commence
arriving here from the east early the
coming week.
Mrs. Harriet E. Wilson, of the
Wickenburg Miner, was Prescott Wis
itor on Friday.
Ed Lift and E. A. Kastner lef5 Oh
Friday on a trip for pleasure and
business combined.
r. E. Morrison went up to Williams
on Thursday where he spoke st a
meeting last evening.
Gov. A. o. Brodie has gone east for
a short stay and on his return will. be
accompanied by his wife.
Harry Brisley returned yesterday
from attending a meeting of the ter
ritorial board of pharmacy at Phenix.
Prof. r. L. McDonnold, former
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