Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-09

be. While at the asylum he was al- lowed to see George Giles. He says the authorities say very little about the case, but from what be could see he does not believe Giles is improving very much. He seems very much wasted away. Mir. Heisler says the authorities at the institution are talk ing a great interest in the case and are doing everything in their power both for his comfort and toward his recovery.
 Captain Clarence Smith, of the Sal vation army, who, with his wife, ar rived in Prescott recently, to take charge of the work here, was with the Santa Fe railroad company, in the train service, for 8 number of years. He was long time conductor of the limited out of Chicago. On being converted and taking up the Salvation army work, he deeded his property in Chicago to his mother and is devot ing all his time to the work of the army. He is an intelligent and con- scientious worker. His wife is a most estimable lady and is also de- voted to the work.
 The Prescott Steam Laundry some time ago installed large collar and cuff ironing machine which is heated by gas, but owing to the inability to get the machine to properly heat have never used it until few days ago Mir. Clark succeeded in getting the new machine properly attached and now 1t is working to perfection and ironing hundreds of collars and cuffs each day. With this machine they are enabled to give your work either the domestic or gloss finish. Mr. Clark reports his laundry business constant ly on the increase and new machinery and mere help has to be added every few weeks to keep up with the de- mand.
 General F. D. Baldwin command ing the department of the Colorado arrived at Hot Springs Junction last night on his way to Castle Creek Hot Springs He will spehd about three weeks at that popular resort. He is accompanied by his aide, Lideutenant H. A. Drum and Mrs. Drum. Before returning to Denver General Baldwin will visit Phenix and the southern part of the territory. He will be joined at the springs by MT. Baldwin in about a week. Both the general and I his popular wife will be warmly well comed wherever they may be in the territory. They first visited Arizona last June on an official tour of in spection. They spent some time at Fort Whipple and in the course of the tour visited Pbenlx and went over that part of the Phenix & Eastern railroad that was then completed Republican.
 From Tuesdav's Daily.
 Mrs. G. W. VIckers came up from Phenix this morning.
 A quartette of wool buyers came up this morning from the south.
 James Pellod, of Iron King, went to PhenIx last Sunday for a weeks visit.
 U. T. Clotfelter, the Santa Fe at torney, left yesterday for Los An glees on otfiical business.
 Charles Mulvenon, of Leavenworth, Kansas. a brother of W. J. Muivenon, arrived in Prescott last evening.
 B. Zachau, of the law department of the Santa Fe railroad company, left this morning for a visit to California.
 H. J. Baron, representing the Denver Mining Reporter, is in torn. He is making a general tour of the south west.
 Judge H. Brookks returned this morning from two weeks visit in Phenix. Florence and other points in central Arizona.
 Captain A. E. Macomber arrived in Prescott on this mornings train from the south and stopped of here on some land office business.
 According to a telegram received by the editor of this paper Mrs. J. C.. Martin ana son Jay are due to arrive in Prescott on tonight's train.
 The Santa Fe company's ice house at Winslow was destroyed by fire re- gently. The loss is placed at BIO, GOO. It contained 5000 tons of ice.
 Dr. Southworth was taken a day or two ago with a very severe cold and has narrowly escaped an attack of pneumonia. He is said to be some better today.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Young, who has been sick for some time in this city, has recovered sufficiently to return to Seligman to resume his duties as deputy sheriff.
 Major and Mrs. c. c. Wslcutt who have been residing at Hotel Burke, ever since their arrival in Prescott, moved today into one of the Fisher flats on Pleasant street.
 Yavapai lodge number 3S5 Fraternal Brotherhood has just. been the recipient from the Supreme lodge of the order of handsome silk banner, for the drill team and of a complete set of regalia for the officers.
 W. J. Mcleod, of Iron King, has just returned from trip to Puce, Ontario, Canada, where he accompan- jed the remains of the late W. J. Bald win, who recently fell down a shaft at Iron King and was killed. If the street sprinkler could back up against the sidewalk at certain points on some of the street and squirt little water it would help amazingly to keep the accumulated dust from | flying into the eyes of pedestrians