Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-04-13
THE LOCAL NEWS.
OF
......CTY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

u. n Odh9c 4CAt WIS AOA
his home at Winslow.
]. J. Fisher went to Jerome today
on professional business.
Judge ]. ). Hawkins will leave this
evening for Phenix on professional
business.
E. A. Hsggott and his brother W.
A. Haggott left this morning for a
visit TO Jerome.
Hon. R. E. Morrison left today for
q professional visit east. He expects
to be absent about two weeks.
Walter c. Miller, of Jerome, came
In on last evenings train, returning
to Jerome this morning.
Ex-Governor Louis Wolhey returned
this morning from Phenix where he
has been for the past three weeks.
Brent Doty left this morning for
South Dakota where his sister resides
and with whom he will live hereafter.
Miss Louise Switzer has just closed
a very successful term of school at
Pecks Lake district in the Verde Val
ley.
The street railroad force crossed the
creek today, and are now at work be-
tween Granite and Montezuma
streets.
Archie Grant has been awarded
the contract for making the window
and door frames for the Elks new
building.
j. G. Rankin, the mining man, is
expected to arrive from Chicago to-
night to look after his extensive in
terests in this county.
Deputy Sheriff Nein, of Coconino
county, passed through Prescott last
night on his way to the southern part
of the county on official business.
W. H. Engle has returned from
Groom creek where he went to install |
an oil burner for Douglas, Lacey & |
Co. at the Home Run mine.
A petition has been signed up by
the citizens of Wickenburg, asking |
for the pardon of Joe Gilbert, who
was sentenced to two years in the pen
for stabbing Mat Garfield last year.
The body of the late Charles Car
mack was shipped this morning by Il.
NJ. Msus Co. to Uhrichsville, Ohio,
for interment. The young widow ac-
companied the remains of her dead
husband to their old home.
Mrs. Murphy, of Detroit, Michi-
gan, accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. ]. A. Hope, of Prescott, left on
this mornings train for San Fran
cisco for visit. They we're also &C.
companied by their friend Mrs. Phil
Ups.
Ben Blanchard left this morning
for his mining properties in Mohave
county near the Colorado river. He
goes by train to Yucca thence across
the desert to the mines he is operat-
ing. He had some excellent samples
of ore from the mines.
Count Mentschikoff left today for a
visit to New York and other eastern
points on mining business. He ex-
poets to be absent about two weeks.
Eountess Mentschikoff did not ac-
company him on this Trip but will re-
main in Prescott during his absence.
Miss MoIlie A. Crouch, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Crouch, of Phe-
nix, and a granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ehle, of this city, was
married last night at the home of her ]
parents, in Pbenix, to Arthur A.
Davenport, resident of the Capital
City.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Cook brought
Jas. Kane down from Ash Fork last
night on a charge of being implicated
in the robbery of Mr.. Pitts cellar in
that place some time ago. Kane is
the last of the three persons who were
supposed to have taken part of the
robbery, the other two being already
in custody. He will have his prelim-
mary examination next Saturday.
Miss Alma Thorbeke has returned
from a FIVE months visit to Los An
geles, greatly improved in health. ,
She is residing with her sister Mrs. .
Ben Holbrook. Just prior to leaving
Los Angeles she met Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Pace, who desired to be remember
ed to their many friends in Yavapai
county.
Rev. E. .. McIntier, who was com {
PEELED to resign as pastor of the Meth {
odist church here, has not been idle I
as will be seen by the following item
copied from tie Los Angeles Times:
Fifty Methodists of Highland Park
have organized a Methodist church
there, the society being formed last
Monday evening under the direction
of Rev. Z. o. McIntier, who came
there recently from Arizona, and Pre-
siding Elder S. A. Thompson. Mr..
McIntier will act as pastor of the new
congregation.
1t is reported that Douglas, Lacey q
Co. intend to close up their Prescott
Office in short time, the office having
been moved to Los Angeles from
where the company will direct the
management of their properties in
this section. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. PIummer will go to New York
where Mr. Plummer will be connected
with the head office. J. NJ. Nissen,
superintendent of the Home Run mine
will assist his brother n. p Nissen,
who will make his headquarters at
Los Angeles, in the management of
the company's interests in this county.
From Thursdays Daily.
Dennis A. Burke went south on last
nights train.
j. L. Munds came in last evening