Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-20
THE LOCAL NEWS.
THE
......CTTY And COUNTY


an aeIie of Eagles in Jerome.
The Sheriff reported 80. 1920 fol
licenses during the month Of June.
The Mohave county board of super.
visors has donated $3.50 for advertis.
ing purposes.
The Woman's Exchange has a fine
line of fancy paper napkins for card
parties. 8-6-tf
The county treasury on June 80 con-
tanned a balance of s31. s66. SO, as
against $40, 1926.
John H. Bauman, receiver of the
Tucson land Office, died about a week
ago. Mr.. Bauman was formerly a
resident Of Holbrook.
Drugs the purest, service the quick
est, prices the lowest at Corbin L
Bork's, the Burke Hotel Druggists.
Tel. pit. 4x26xtf
At meeting of the Hearst club last
Thursday evening that organization
changed its name to the Parker club.
The flip flop was very gracefully per-
formed.
r. 81. Burmister & Sons company
shipped a large amount of supplies
out to Fossil creek last week for the
Arizona Power company by Freighter
Sellers team.
1t Is reported that Judge McCullom
and his son, John McCuIlom, of
Stafford, have bought the old plant
the Globe Times and will begin the
publication of paper.
Mrs. Van Patten, a former resident
of the Verde Valley, died recently at
an advanced age there last week. Der
remains we're brought to Prescott and
buried in the citizens cemetery.
The Prescott Electric company has
stretched a new cable containing 200
wires from its Office to the alley back
of the ]. w. Wilson block to accom-
modate the rapidly increasing de-
mands made on the company.
A train load of melons were shipped
from Mesa last week to Chicago. The
train, which consisted of seven car
loads, left Mesa at 10 o'clock Tuesday
night and arrived in Chicago on Sat
urday evening being four days in
transit.
"Now is the winter of our discon-
L - -
our sun of Arizona The sun that
burns; the cream that cures sun burns,
"Yoette Cold Cream Prepared
only by Corbin & Bork, the Burke
hotel Druggists. Tel. 217. 4x26xtf
Captain Rynning, of the Arizona
rangers, has temporarily suspended
Ranger Kidder from the service pend
ing an investigation of Kidder's esca-
pade at Bisbee several nights ago. He
will remain suspended until the cases
now pending in court against him are
settled.
Senator W. A. Clark arrived at
Jerome last Thursday evening for his
usual periodical visit to the big
mines, His son, Charles W. Clark,
went to Gallup to meet him. The
senator has fully recovered from his
recent sickness and is now in splendid
health again.
Lee Totten, representative of H.
Hennekes & Company, of New York,
has been visiting the sandstone brick
plant in this city, which is making
bricks according to the Huennekes
process. Mr.. Totten says that com
pany is being formed to establish
similar plant in Phoenix.
Two train loads of melons passed
through Prescott last week from the .
Salt river valley en- route east. The
first one was on Wednesday morning
and the other on Friday morning the
total shipment consisting of twenty
two car loads. The melon crop in the
valley is unusually large this year.
Trains are now running on Ethe
Phoenix q Eastern railroad to Kelvin.
The Phoenix Republican says that it
is now certainty that the road will
build up the San Pedro rivre, al
though it is not as yet known outside
of official circles what the objective
point is. This is a matter of consid-
cradle speculation here.
According to the New York Health
Bulletin, the purest article of beer
and porter ever produced is made in
Ramsey Canyon, in the Huachucas,
by Andrea Jaeger. This old gentle
man manufactures this commodity on
a small scale, and refuses to whole
sale, though constantly solicited to do
so, and he has been offered all kinds
of money for his secret.
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