Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-12

Business is overdone already, and
there are FIVE men for every job.
Mining work is in its infancy also.
j. j. Fisher returned to his home
in this city Wednesday evening after
quite a long visit to the east. He
states that he passed through three
feet of snow in Colorado and Nevada.
Mr.. Fisher will leave next week for
Tonic Basin on government survey
work in that section.
The Whipple ball nine left for Flag
staff yesterday, and will enter the
baseball contest that takes place in
that city, the purse being 500. The
soldiers are good players when they
hold themselves down and have good
team. Flagstaff and the Needles will
be their opponents.
Prescott is experiencing a famine
in the line of eggs, ham and bacon.
The Santa lie washouts in New Mexi-
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tieing up of trains with a heavy con-
signment of these articles for this
market. Otherwise food stuffs are
plentiful.
A Morenci, Arizona, dispatch says
forty New York orphans from home
at 175 East Sixteenth street we're dis
posed of there to irresponsible Mexi-
cans An American vigilance COM
mittee of two hundred forced the re-
turn of all the children, and great
excitement prevailed.
Johnny Lindell, of the Crown King
section, is in the city, and will re.
turn this morning to that place. He
came to meet Mrs. Lindell, who ar
rived Wednesday evening from the
east after an enjoyable visit to friends
and to the st. Louis fair. She speaks
as having had very enjoyable visit.
A democratic paper published in
Prescott in its correspondence yester-
day refers to some Italians who attend
ed political meeting at the Cash
Mine as Dagoes. Wonder how the
Italians of the city of Prescott like it,
to have their countrymen referred to
as Dagoes. They certainly don't ex-
pect them to vote the democratic
ticket.
J.T. Mclaughlin returned to Albu-
querque yesterday with his family,
who have been spending several
months in California, and who will
reside here for the present. Previous
to going to California Mr.. McLaugh-
lin resigned his position as manager
of the Braganza Mining company at
Big Bug Arizona, and is now interest
ed in other Arizona properties. Al
buquerque Journal,
Mr.. Robert Gray and Mrs. William
Gray, uncle and aunt respectively of
our townman, DR.. j. Harvey Blaine,
are visiting this city for few days.
Their home is in Detroit, Michigan,
and they are en- route to that city.
Mr.. Gray has been inspecting his
property interests in California, and
having heard considerable of Prescott
made the side trip to satisfy himself.
He is we'll pleased at doing so and is
l.. iciE
Governor Brodie yesterday appoint
ed the following delegates to the
twelfth national irrigation conrgess
to be held at Ell Paso, November 10,
l6, II and IS: D. NJ. Green, Solo
knoxville; Reanos Thompson. Camp
Verde; George W. Hance, Tucson,
Lyman Bridges, Tucson: E. E. Sir
rine, Tucson; NJ. Winsor, ST., Yuma
Captain Henry Warren, Holbrook;
Frank P. Trott, Phenix; Dwight b. |
Heard, Phenix. -Republican.
Charley Bagby, brother of the late /
John Bagby, arrived last night from
Tacoma, Washington, to attend the
funeral of the latter. 1t has been /!
decided to have the funeral on Sun
day afternoon at . o'clock from the /
late residence of the deceased, 219 /
North Marina, and to which ali
friends and acquaintance are invited. |
Mr.. Bagby formerly resided in this
city and enjoys an excellent name
among many who extend their deepest |
sympathy in his hour of sorrow.
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