Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-05

| y. W. 1uDDard, is reported 10 De
seriously i'll at McCabe.
The board of supervisors. are hold
ing their regular monthly session.
Geo. P. Harrington, of the Orc Bella
mine is in town. He returns to the
ORC Bella this morning.
James Cashion, in charge of the
grading contract on the Phenix and
Eastern road is in town.
The New Mexico fair association has
the town well billed for the Albu-
querque fair which takes place this
month.
Governor A. o. Brodie arrived on
Mondays train from Phenix on a brief
visit returning home again on that
evening.
Sundays game of base ball between
the Prescott and Whipple mines result
ed in a score of to 6 in favor of the
Prescott team.
]. NJ. Aitken of Phenix came up
Monday on his annual visit here and
will spend month, in hunting and
visiting relatives.
DR.. j. n. McCandless is quite SER
iously ill at the Congress Hotel, suffer
ing from Bright's disease, heart
trouble and asthma.
j. H. Mills has returned from a
visit of over a month in California.
He returns geartly improved in health
and in love with California
'Kid' Brooks, a KiDgman cow
boy was run over by a railroad train
last week, and both legs were cut off,
death resulting shortly afterwards.
|. j. johnson, general manager for
the New York Life In surance COM
pany, for Arizona returned to Phenix
last night after a short business trip
to Prescott.
DR.. W. S. Smith made his report
last Saturday, to the board of super
visors, as county physician, report
ing thirty patients in the county hos
pital.
c. Fl. B. Carter, came up from Kel-
vim on Monday expecting to meet his
family here on their return from the
east but was disappointed as they are
detained somewhere en- route by the
washouts.
Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons returned to
Phenix last night. He received such
cordial greeting from the people of
Prescott that it was just like a visit
home to him.
After yesterdays ball game there
we're two fights, soldier being pitted
against civilian in each instance.
The soldiers won in one case, and the
civilian in the other.
Bishop Wilson, Revs. W. q. Blakely,
David Roberts, e. q. Decker and F.
D. Bovard and Deaconess Sanborn
who have been attending conference
here left for their homes on Monday.
f. E. Biles, of the Dividend Mining
company has returned from his visit
to California. Mr.. Biles is one of the |
republican candidates for the legisla-
tive assembly.
Doctors amputated the arm of Lila |
Helm on Sunday. This is the girl
who was accidentally shot in the arm
at Providence last week. She was re-
ported today as doing we'll.
Mrs c. F.Goddard went to Wicken-
burg en- last nights train to remain
for the next three months with her
husband, who is manager of the God
dard Mining company near that place.
Harry Joy returned to Phenix last
evening and from there will go to San
Francisco, and, thence east, on bust
ness connected with his Independent
telephone system which be proposes to
Inaugurate in Phenix.
Mrs. Z. j. Prince, who has been
spending the summer with her son
Chief of Police Prince in Prescott,
last night to Phenix, where
she has son residing also, and with
whom she spends her winters.
Mrs. Joseph Hagenbuch, and her
two children, of Troy, Kansas, arrived
in Prescott on Saturday evening for
A visit with her sister, Mrs. H. F.
rolle. She had been visiting relatives
in Tacoma and San Francisco and is
Ell route home. She will visit the
Grand Canyon after leaving here.
Calvin Hartwell, president of the
Dividend Mining company, arrived in
Prescott, on Sunday evening from