Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-04-20

evenings train to attend the funeral
) of her son. If she reaches here, as
{ expected, the funeral will take place
tomorrow, but should her arrival be
delayed until tomorrow evening the
funeral will be postponed until Sat
urday. Deceased died on his Dist
birthday.
Mrs. Harry ScuIlin gave a most
charming reception and card party
this afternoon in the rooms of the
favapai club, N honor of Miss Wood
worth, of st. Louis, who is visiting
her. Forty ladies we're present from
Prescott. Progressive euchre was
played and during the progress of the
games, punch and bon bons were
served to the guests, and at 4:30 a
light luncheon, prepared by the chef
of the club, was served.
The United States court of private
land claims met yesterday in this ter
ritory for the last time. An order of
final adjournment was made and will
te entered today by Clerk r. L. Long
for Arizona. There will be a meeting
of the court at Santa Fe some time in
June for the approval of surveys when
an order for final adjournment will be
made there and the court, after an
existence of more than twelve years,
will be dissolved.
Mrs. H. Geo. Cook entertained with
pretty luncheon in honor of Mrs. ].
G. Herndon of Prescott and Mrs.
Jaeger, wife of DR.. Jaeger of Denver
and sister of Miss Anne Sewer. The
table was artistically decorated with
sweet peas and the luncheon was
served in eight courses. A name card
tied with pink ribbon and sprays of
sweet peas and having verse des-
criptive of each guest was the means
by which the ladies found their
places at the table. The guests in
vited to luncheon we're: Mesdames
J. c. Herndon, Jaeger, Beverly Cox,
Frank Cox, j. W. Doris, Cravens,
Talbot and Miss Anne Sevier.-Re-
publican.
From Fridays Daily.
]. L. Davis went north on this
mornings train.
! E. E. Greenwood is in town from
his mining camp.
Robert K. Porter came up from the
south this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Taylor left this
morning for the east.
j. Fl. Emmert came up this morning
from the south in car 1873"
Born, in Prescott, April Is, to Mr..
and Mrs E. H. Mott, a daughter.
G. W. Middleton returned last night
| from two weeks' business trip east.
J. T. Mclaughlin, superintendent
of the Henrietta mine, is in town to-
day.
Attorney U. 7. Clotfeller and his
clerk, B. W. Zachau, left this morn
ing for Los Angeles.
A sensational breach of promise
case, it is whispered, will shortly
come off in Prescott.
( ]. S. johnson, of the Copper Queen
Mining company, came into Prescott
this afternoon from Mayer.
Robert Beatty, better known on the
street as DUSTY Bob," was taken to
the county hospital today.
J. W. Dougherty has arrived here
from San Diego for a protracted visit
looking after business interests in this
section.
Among the outgoing passengers on
today's train, we're Thos. Halpin for
San Diego and Louise Steizer for
Kingman.
The Frisco systems keeps adding to
its mileage and by June l Frisco
trains are expected to be running into
New Orleans.
Mrs. S. E. Emmings came in this
afternoon from Blanchard to have
some dental work done by one of Pres
colts dentists.
Probate Judge Hicks condition
today is reported somewhat improved.
He is suffering from an attack of
pleuro pneumonia.
J. II. Robinson has recovered suf1-
ciently from his recent illness 10 be
able to return to his post of duty as
clerk Of the board of supervisors.
E. B. Prescott, a mining man of
considerable experience, arrived in
Prescott few days since on mining
business. He will be here for several
days.
Tim Hawkins, the old time we'll
known colored man, is paying his first
visit to Prescott in eight years. He is
at present engaged in the goat bust
ness.
Judge ]. J. Hawkins is in Los An
geles visiting his family. On his
return from there tomorrow or Sun
day he will be accompanied by his
wife.
The following delegates to the grand
lodge |. o. o. f. will leave on this
evenings train: c. F. Avery, p q.
Rosenblatt, j. F. Mahoney, Benz.
Robinson, Fl. J. Suder.
Geo. Fl. Schuerman left on this
afternoons south bound freight train
en- route to Tucson to attend the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows which
convenes there next week.