Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-20
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY And COUNTY
from Wednesdays Daily.

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land.
j. c. Herndon left this morning for
Los Angeles on a business trip.
c. D. Rynearson, the tufa man,
came in this morning from Kirkland.
: Born-In Prescott, Monday, January
IL, to the wife of Fred Ref, daugh-
: ter.
J.P. Bauder returned today from
his monthly visit to Congress and
Octave.
B. A. Packard, the we'll known
Cochise county stockman, is quite ser
{ iously i'll at Tempe.
A. J. Doran left on Monday evening
for a business trip to the southern
/ part of the territory.
. F. X. O'Brien came in ON this
: mornings train from his mining camp
on the Hassaysmpa, near Wickenburg.
P. S. Wren, a former resident of
Kirkland, but of late a resident of
Phenix, came up this morning from
the latter city.
H. NJ. Hubbard, the we'll known
young New York attorney came up
this morning from Phenix where he
has been attending supreme court.
Miss Helen Stephens, of Cherry
Creek, who came into Prescott some
time ago for visit with friends, has
been Frustrated with rheumatism for
several days.
7. G. Norris returned today from
Phenix where he was in attendance at
the annual meeting of the Territorial
Bar Association and also the session of
the supreme court.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Prescott National Bank
was held yesterday and the old board
of directors we're all reelected to
serve for the ensuing year.
r. P. Cruice returned today from
his visit east after an absence of
about month. He was detained sew
eral days by sickness in his wife's
family at Oklahoma City.
Alex Dambry, who has been in part
nership with John Maggoria in the
Union saloon for several months, has
purchased the interests of his partner
and is now the sole proprietor of the
place.
Mrs. Haggott, wife of Superintend-
ent E. A. Haggott, of the Blue Bell
mine, has taken apartments with
Mrs. Simpson, in Prescott, and will
remain in town for the balance of the
winter.
r. E. Morrison who went to Phenix
on Sunday night to attend supreme
court, left the latter place last even
ing for Los Angeles, on professional
business. He expects to return home
next Saturday or Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sawyer, wife of DR.. Sawyer,
left day or two ago for Boston for a
few weeks visit with her relatives.
From there she will go to Bangor,
Maine, where she will spend several
weeks with Mr.. Sawyer's relatives.
She does not expect to return to Pres
colt for five or six months.
j. o. Dimmick, one of the manu-
facturers of the Dimmick concentrat-
ing tables, of Denver, is visiting this
section. He went out to visit the
properties of the Crown King Mines
company in the Bradshaw mountain
district yesterday in company with
Geo. F. Shurtleff, general manager
for the company.
The following officers we're installed
in the Degree of Honor JAM II, 1904 :
Chief of honor, Mrs Julia Murphy;
past chief of honor, Agnes Derr; re-
corder, Florence Anderson; financier.
A. Nj. Anderson; usher, Mrs. Lena
Blackburn, inside watch, Minnie
SOACs O0NcAIC "dNOus AuI6. AAnd III /
dres; receiver, Mrs. Mariola Shultz +
n. n. Mcdonald, the rustIing repre-
sentative for Brown Bros, of this
city, has just returned from a visit to
the Turkey creek section where he has !
been placing some mining machinery. .
Mr.. Mcdonald has placed dozens of
car loads of mining machinery for
Brown Bros. on the different proper
ties of this county during the past :
year.
Hugh G. Topp, representing the I
Remington Typewriter company, is |
visiting the business and professional f
men of this city in the interest of his {
typewriter. The company has estab- a
lished a branch Office in this terri t
tory, located at Phenix, with MIR.
ropp in charge. This is his first visit /
to Prescott but he reports the pros Z
poets good for placing several ma i
chimes. ,
Eugene Redewill, son of the we'll
known piano man of Phenix, came up .
to Prescott yesterday in the interest
of the firm of A. Redewill & Co, and
reports that he is meeting with SPLEEN 1
did success, having prospects for plac-
ing several pianos in the city. He will {
remain here two or three days more
when he leaves for Boston where he
will remain for at least a year for the I
purpose of continuing his studies in I
music.
The Journal Miner was favored by |
call from Frank S. Raper, who is /
connected with the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance company of Newark, I
New Jersey. He expects to open 9
branch Office for the company in Pres
colt in short time, and will be dis
trict agent under the direction of E.
F. Young, of Phenix, who is the gen
eral agent for Arizona. he will have
charge of the northern counties of the
territory.
j. L. Munds and A. A. Johns will
leave tomorrow morning for an over
land trip through northern Arizona 1
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