Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06

creek, Mrs. w. l.. Frederick. {; Peck Lake. O. J. Ames; Minuehaha, Mrs. Florence Button; Mrs. Margaret Pound, Mrs. Mary White; Middle Verde, Geo. l.. Human; Cherry Creek, J. E. Brockman; Oak Creek, A. M. Fix; Yaeger Canyon, Mrs. s. J. Lari- more.
 Wm. Denney, an old and honored citizen of this county and city, left this morning for California where he will spend the summer with his sons' near Bakersfield and Fresno. Mir. Denney has been a great sufferer with rheumatism for several months and hopes this change of climate will be beneficial to him. His many friends hope for his return to Prescott this fall entirely relieved from his trouble.
 Percy Armitage, the commercial photographer, took number of veiws of the crowd at the corner stone lay ing yesterday and had them finished and ready for delivery early this morning. The views were taken from the Prescott National Bank building and are excellent. One of the expos ures was made while Governor Alex. o. Brodie was making his address, and shows the governor and all those on the platform very plainly.
 Miss Martha Reeslund, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. Reeslund died yester- day after a protracted illness of con- sumption. She had resided here for about a year, and was lovely char acter, patient in all of her suffering. Yesterday morning, realizing that the end of her long suffering was near, she expressed desire that it might come on Easter Sunday, and the de- sire was -gratified. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock from the family residence 334 N. Mt. Vernon street, under the di- rection of H. M. Maus < Go.
 Between twenty five and thitry of the little friends and school mates of Sidney, Jamie and Violet Bretherton, gathered at the residence of MT. and Mrs. E. s. Bretherton Saturday after noon in response to invitations sent out by the above children, for an Easter party. Three hours of good solid fnn was had by the merry little people in playing games, etc. Al the close of the games ice cream, cake, Easter eggs and candy was serv' ed to the children in such quantities that nothing more could be asked for. Each child was also gwen a little Easter chicken as souvenir of tht occasion.
 There was a sad sight at the depot this morning when the train from tht south pulled in. G. B. Taylor whC came here some two or three week! ago from Phenix, suffering with tha dreaded monster, consumption, anC had grown worse very rapidly since arriving here, had made up his minC that he wanted to go back to his hom' in Spokane Washington. Consequent ly his wife and little son and he brother Dick Anderson who have beel with him constantly, consented t. try and get him home. He was car ried to the train on a stretcher ant
 placed on the cars. Those who sa' him did not expect be would live t reach Ash Fork. The poor little wifi
 was heartbroken at the thoughts o the sad trip ahead of her, and worl
 out by her long vigilance at his be, side.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 R. G. Ralph is in town from Octave k. c. Turner left for San Francisc
 today.
 E. A. Sawyer, of wnislow, is i town.
 c. c. Stukey is in town from tn Bodie mine.
 John Hanlon came up from Crow Point thIs morning. H. E. Campbell of Flagstaff, arrive in Prescott last evening. O. c. Hoevet, of the Model Minin
 company, lite tor Denver today. James N. Mckay was elected school trustee at Congress last Satul day.
 Lieut. Drum, aide to General Bald win, arrived on today's train from tn
 south.
 Mrs. General F. D. Baldwin is i Prescott and will remain here for few days.
 John Lawler will go to Hillside thi ) evening to look after his mining 1T
 
 terests there.
 c. T. Joslin, superintendent of th McCabe mine, is in town today aC companied by his wife.
 Louis A. Barrett, inspector of fore:
 reserves is making a visit to Fore:
 Supervisor F. R. Stewart.
 Mrs. J. G. Mclaughlin, wife of tn
 superintendent of the Henrietta min left this morning fer Albuquerque. [ The preliminary examination of ; [ H. Mulrein has been postponed ? some date in the future not decide upon yet.
 Jack Buckley, who was injured i , the explosion at the Palace saloon i , Phenix, on Sunday, died from th l effect of his injuries on Monday. Lee Wilson left for PheniX lai night to attend meeting of the Sout Methodist district conference. Il
 was accompanied by Rev. Williams ( s Camp Verde.
 f The banquet which was announce
 for Friday evening of this week to
 given by Yavapai lodge No. 35S, Fra ternal Brotherhood, has been pos
 poned to Friday evening, April p. 1i F. E. Powell, a well known trave g ing salesman for Sherwood x Shel