Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-06

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check for $40 from the Fraterna
Identification company for injurie
received in a street car accident dur
ing his recent visit to Los Angeles
He may bring suit against the stree
car company also for damages.
Wells 81. Bates has just returned
from a two months trip east on min
ing business during which time b.
enlisted capital for the development
of some mines in this section. HI
says that times there are somewhat
dull and finances scrsmped, but CAPT
tai has learned lesson from the re
cent collapse in stocks and are nov
breaking away from the big concerns,
where other people handle their money,
and are seeking investments where
they will be able to keep a watch on
it themselves.
Los Angeles papers announce that
for the benefit of tourists and other
sightseers a special train service is to
be put on by the Santa Fe between
Williams, Ariz., and the Grand Can
yon, beginning Friday, January g.
1t will be a weekly service, meeting
the train from Los Angeles, and also
the westbound train at Williams. A
Pullman sleeper will leave every
Thursday night, and will Ileave Will
Jams at 1920 O'Clock the following
night, arriving at the canyon at l 80
O'Clock Saturday morning. A train
will also leave the canyon on Friday
at seven p. NJ, arriving at Williams
at $3.50 the same night.
The new lumber sheds which the
DeMund Lumber company have been
building for their Prescott lumber
yards, are going to be the finest lum-
Der sheds in the territory when they
are completed. This company has
larger sheds in their Phenix yard but
they are not as good. The old rickety
buildings that have served as sheds
for many years have all been torn
down and large double deck ones
built in their place. They are ar
ranged differently, also, being much
handler than heretofore. The old
sheds were built around the yard
while the new ones are built parallel
with each other through the center of
the yard so that teams can drive be-
tween and load or unload into either
shed without moving. Each shed is
l5O feet long and one of them is
thirty two feet and the other twenty
feet wide.
From Thursdays Daily.
J. l.. Munds returned today to his
ranch north of Seligman.
". P. Ellison, the we'll known stock
nan of Juniper, is in town today.
Charles W. PIatt and wife of Kirk
and came up on this mornings train. |
Mrs. Mary G. Willard, of the Verde
7alley, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. ]. l.. Munds.
Judge J. ]. Hawkins returned last |
evening from spending Christmas
With his family in Los Angeles.
The case of Walter Reese against |
Chris Rieman was tried in the district |
,ourt this morning and submitted to
he court.
Richard Lamson returned today |
rom a two months trip in the south
I'm part Of the territory on mining
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Head received a
christmas greeting from Frank Dog
,ett, former partner the Amulet
nine, from Bonanza Camp, Alaska.
lack Booth, a Tonic Basin goat
aiser, has been arrested, charged
With the recent murder of young
Berry and a Mexican sheep herder in
he basin.
]. c. Rankin, of the Braganzs Min
ng company, accompanied by DR.. d.
:. Bacon and wife and W. ]. Laferty,
# Chicago, arrived in Prescott on
tuesday evening.
Geo. P. Blair, former member of
he Arizona legislature from .Pinal
county, is in town accompanied by his
wife. They are the guests of Mr.. and
drs. 7. u. Norris.
J. W. Dougberty lett for California
He went via Santa Maria,
where he has mining interests and
rom there he will 60 overland to
Iingman to the railroad.
Marcel Dugas, of Phenix, brother
f Louis Dugss, formerly a resident
# this section, died quite suddenly
asst Wednesday Of pneumonia while
icing taken from the Cave Greek
COUNTRY to Phenix for medical treat
nent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. q. Meek have
one to the Verde valley to spend a