Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-23


 good at that camp.
 W. J. Shaw, the Journal Miners efficient correspondent at the great Iron King mine, came in from Blanch- ard this afternoon to interview one of Prescott's dentists. Harry" as he is +familiarly known by everyone in camp, is one of the most popular young men in that district, being not only prominent in church and tenn perance circles, but is also promin- ent member of the Miners Union, be- ing the financial secretary of the Iron King union, which position be has filled with great credit to himself and satisfaction to the union. He has been connected with the diamond drill crew since the installation of the drills in the mine and in the opera ton of these machines also proved himself quite efficient.
 From Honday's Daily
 Rev. G. H. Adams spent Sunday in Prescott.
 The San Francisco mountains are covered with snow today.
 On account of the rain yesterday the ball game was declared of.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins has returned from his visit to California.
 J. H. Robinson came up this morn- ing from a visit to Kirkland.
 NJ. J. Maloney, the cigar manufac- turer, left this morning for a visit to Los Angeles.
 Deputy Sheriff Platt returned today from an official trip to the Grown King country.
 E. l.. Patterson, of the firm of Blk by < Patterson, left for Seligman this morning after short visit in Pres colt.
 Wm. Greenwood won the collar and Miss Clara Logan the handkerchief on Saturday night at the Woman's Exchange.
 A. c. RedewilI of the piano and music firm of A. Redewill & Co.,, of 1 Pheaix, returned home on Saturday nights train.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Young came l Jo,r,, Fror, CoIiop,on Iosf p;rbf nth | thirty day prisoner by the name of George Forbs. J. S. Detwiler returned Saturday | evening from his Los Angeles visit and is back again on his run on the | | $. F. P. S railroad. 1 D. M- Ferry, the Detroit millionaire | scotsman, railroad and bank director, left ths morning for California for visit with relatives.
 Lieut.. Drum arrived iE Prescott | last night from Denver and will join General Baldwin at Castle Creek hot springs iu a short time.
 A. R. Kanaga, a prominent attorney | of San Francisco, is in town. MT. | Kanaga is editor of the Fruit and IT, rigation Age of the above city.
 Murry Nelson, a prominent and wealthy merchant of Chicago, arrived in Prescott four or five days since for a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Wal lace Fairkank.
 As predicted by the Journal NJ iner, R. B. Burmister was on Saturday elected assistant cashier of the Phe- nix Natiynal bank vice F. H. Dodge, who died on Thursday.
 c. c. Miller, the accommodating station agent for the s. F. P. & P. railroad at Dewey, came in from that place Sunday afternoon for a short visit and business trip to Prescott.
 Mrs. Julia Fultz, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jos. Arch ambeau for some time left for Cali fornia on Saturday. Mrs. Archam- beau accompanied her to Ash Fork.
 An alarm of fire was sounded last night about eleven o'clock. The cause of the alarm was a small blaze in the rear of the ScopeI building. No dam age of any consequence was caused.
 The young man by the name of O'Brien who had his eyes shot out by old man Heusman some three or four weeks ago, is now able to be up and walk around the room at the hos pital.
 Calvin Hartwell, president of the Dividend Consolidated Gold Mines company, arrived in Prescott from Los Angeles last night and went out to the properties at Chaparral this morning.
 rhos. McGeath, an Omaha capital ist, who was formerly interest ed in mining in this section arrived here a few days since for a visit with his granddaughter, Mrs. Lieut.. Wheatley, of Whipple.
 Mrs. E. W. Butcher left on last nights train for Phenix for a short visit with Mrs. G. W. Vickers. She ; expects to return in few days with Mrs. Vickers to the Castle Creek hot springs were the couple will visit for about week.
 Messrs. Wm. White and l.. Menden- hall, of Duluth, Minn., were arrivals in Prescott yesterday. They are in- terested with Count Mentscbikoff in some valuable mining poperties in the Bradshaw mountains near the famous f Grown King properties. t General Sumner, inspector general of this department, arrived in Prescott j on Saturday. The general is ou his 1 periodical inspection of military posts in this department and came up from the south. He is at Whipple today . inspecting the post there. Thomas B. Trumbull, representing the firm of Whitman, Farnsworth & Thayer, wool merchants of Boston,