Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-10-12
THE LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY AND COUNTY

from SnuOdy Dally.
S. W. Higley left for the Worlds
fair on Saturday.
Rev. W. E. Blair will preach at the
Methodist church today.
Ed. Shumate returned on Fridays
train from a business trip to Tucson.
Mr.. Kearley father of Charley and
Jess Kearley went to Phenix yester-
day.
Hon. T. G. Norris returned yes
terday from attending court in st.
Johns
J. J. Fisher will leave on Monday
for the Tonic Basin country to work
on a surveying contract.
Paul Oster printer who sojourned
in Prescott for a short time died re-
Gently IL Denver of consumption.
DR.. J. n. McCandIess has been
taken to Mercy hospital. His coDdi-
ton is considered quite serious.
Paul Johns is recovering rapidly
from the effects of his recent opera
tion be expects to return home in
couple of weeks.
Vim. Stephens one of the substantial
raDchers of Verde valley was in Pres
colt yesterday on his way home from
a visit in California.
J. NJ. W. and Fred Moore leave
Monday morning for a trip to the
Grand Canyon where they will spend
a week in recreation and sight seeing.
The funeral of the late John Bagby
will take place this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from his late residence on
Marina street north. All friends and
aquaintances of the deceased are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Sabin desires the
Jorunal Miner to express her sincere
thanks to her many friends and those
of her late husband for the many acts
of kindness and expressions of SYM
pathy during the time of her affection
and bereavement.
Captain W. f. Meeks came up on
Saturdays train from Martinez and
will go north today to look after his
Grand Canyon interests. Captain
Meeks expects his family here in few
days and will take them to Martinez
to remain during the winter.
Captain W. F. Meeks has cut about
90 tons of hay on the desert country
around Congress and between that
and his mining camp this fall, as one
of the results of the copious rains dur
ing the summer. He is still engaged
in the hay cutting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Neff of Los
angeles, passed through Prescott yes
freddy enroute to Wickenburg. Mr..
Neff is president of the Goddard Min
ing company while his wife spent a
month in Prescott last spring as the
guest of Mrs. Goddard and became
very popular with all with whom she
became acquainted.
Maj. A. J. Pickerell was in the
city Saturday and reports a small
force being employed on the Gold and
Copper Consolidated properties of
which he is general manager He
expects to put on a much larger force
in the near future when their stamp
mill will be started up and kept
steadily at work.
Francis \. Shaw, the socialist can
didate for delegate to congress, is a
man we'll and very favorably known
to the MasOns of this territory. Mr..
Shaw has been one of the most ardent
members of the order in the territory
and is a Past Grand Master of the
Grand lodge of Arizona. He is a
man of whom the members of the So
cialist party may we'll be proud
Mss Sarah Dugan who has been
employed in the store of j. l. Gardner
for the past several years leaves on
this mornings train for Wlnslow
where on the 9th of this month she
will be married to Frank c. Krentz
one of the leading farmers and stock
men of Navajo county. After months
visit IN eastern cities and at the st.
Louis fair Mr.. and Mrs. Krentz will
make their home in Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Cook return
ed on Saturday mornings train from
their trip east. They were caught
in the Santa FEES New Mexico washout
aid after remaining two days at La
Junta their train was sent over the
Rio Grande road, via Salt Lake to