Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06

he finds that he has not enough ca pacity and will add another larger size washer, several ironing machines and other equipment. No one talks hard times around the Prescott Steam The secret of the great success of this institution is in giving its patrons the best work that can be done anywhere and at reasonable prices, with prompt attention to its work.
 From nondaY's Daily
 See the new spring overcoats at Ed Blocks.
 The board of supervisors are in ses- sion today.
 Mrs. T. W. Otis is quite sick and is confined to the house.
 Rev. Bennett will leave this evening for Tucson on church business
 The public schools are having their regular spring vacation this week.
 Special values in mems spring suits at slO, SIP and s15 at Ed Blocks.
 c. E. NJ Beall, the we'll known min ing man, has returned from trip east.
 If you want to see the latest styles in spring hats call at Ed Blocks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Grimmer came in from Walker to spend Easter Sun- day.
 The Bashford- -Burmister company yesterday received car load of cor rugated iron.
 E. J. Bennitt, prominent PheniS banker, was an arrival from the south this morning.
 The pupils of St. Joseph academy went out to Granite Dells this morn. ing on picnic.
 Prescott is putting on metropolitan "airs'' today. The organ grinder has struck the city.
 Mrs. J. c. Herndon and Miss Flor ence Herndon have returned from { visit to Florence.
 c. NJ. Clark, a former resident o this place, is in towS, representing 1 AH;,o, o,d M;noraIe
 Mrs. Robert Adams left last nigh for Red Rock to join her husband wh' is working at that place.
 E. s. Bretherton, general manager of the Val Verde shelter, spent Sun day in Prescott with his family.
 Mrs. Alex. Finnell, of Val Verde has been visiting in Prescott for feV days the guest of Mrs. E. s. Brother ton.
 Sheriff Roberts returned this morn ing from Phenix where he went t take J. W. Doty, the carpenter to tn asylum for the insane.
 Attorney E. NJ. Sanford and Cour Reporter Norviel left yesterday morn ing fozKingman, to attend the sessio of the district court in Mohav county.
 A carload of fuel oil for Douglas Lacey IS Go. for use at their Hom , Run mine on Groom Creek, arrived O , Sunday. This is the initial shipmen , by that company.
 Prof. R. R. Ramirez, teacher c violin, guitar and mandolin, will fun
 uish music for dances, parties c
 other occasions. Drop postal card care of ScopeI building.
 Geo. c. Ruffner came up from Pht B nix on Saturday bringing a car loa | of horses with him. The animals weI owned here and had been on pastur in the Salt river valley alfalfa fieldi Geo. Houlihan and family hay moved into Prescott from Del Rio an are domiciled in a house on Sout l Cortez street. MT. Houlihan W; formerly section foreman at Del Rio.
 Fred H. Burch, promoter of Ni
 Reiss' Southern Carnival company, g in town. The above company opeI its engagement in Albuquerque todd - and will remain there during tf week.
 Among the departing passenger 0 this morning were: l. A. Lyons, Sa : Francisco; W. H. Day, D. A. Fergr . and family, Chicago; Morris Lyon Denver; W. H. Timerhoff, A. Bel . ham, H. c. Barley, and D. Ryan, Lt Q Angeles.
 e Saturdays freight train from Ph n nix did not arrive until 5:30 o'cloc o in the evening. It was composed of
 string of cars nearly a half mile
 length and required three engines $ pull it from Skull valley to the sun init.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leo Goldman all . their neice, Miss Goldman, of Pheni:
 passed through Prescott on this morl Q ing's train on their way to New YoI from which place they will short continue their trip to Europe to sper o the summer months. l. Neil Clark, son of E. $. Clark, n taking advantage of the weeks vac s tion to take a duck hunt and wei IT out to Del Rio this morning for tn d purpose. He will also spend fe
 days with his uncle and aunt, M r and Mrs. Coffin, at that place. l, Only one bid was presented toda t for installing the court house heatir r plant. It was by J. H. Mulrein al # was for s4375. This is a nice goo '- sized plum to draw from the count l. treasury for an object for which I t use whatever exists. a A shipment of two and half tol
 of spring beds and cots arrived yeste
 day for use at the military targ ?, grounds. From the quantity of m
 terial which is arriving the competi i've target practice this year, promis
 to be greater than last year. ;t Governor A. O. BrodIe came U if from Phenix on Sunday to attend u