Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-16
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 THE LOCAL NEWS...... ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.


 From Wednesdays Daily.
 E. s. Clark went to Phenix last evening on professional business.
 Mrs. Gouger was a passenger this morning for Santa Anita, California.
 P. R. Stewart went out to Provi dence and Poland today ion official business.
 J. B. Tomlinson returned today from visit to Mexico, on mining business.
 Hon. R. E. Morrison returned this morning from a professional visit to Phenix.
 J. c. McLemore, a mining expert Of Denver, Colorado. is in Prescott on business in his line.
 Several of the republican delegates returned this morning from attending the Tucson convention.
 Mrs. E. A. Rogers returned last night from Los Angeles where she has been spending the winter.
 Ten recruits arrived at Whipple last evening from Jefferson Barracks Mis- souri, to join troop L, 5th cavarly, stationed there.
 T. W. Donovan, representing the Jerome Canyon Copper company, has been in Prescott for two or three days on mining business.
 K. R. Coleman came up on this mornings train from the south. He has been over in the vicinity of Flor ence on railroad business
 It is reported that a company of the 2d infantry will be transferred to Whipple from Fort Logan, Utah, where it is stationed at present.
 W. O. Harrell has returned from trip to the southern part of the terri tory. He says there is something do- ing right along down in that section.
 Even the Phenix Republican has discovered that that alleged Rodey telegram sent out to the press of the southwest was fake, and pronounces it as excellent news.
 I. s. McCash, brother of A. W. Me Cash, arrived on last nights train from Athens, Ohio, to take a position with the B.-B. company. He was ac- companied by his wife and child.
 "Chippie" Taylor who tried to go to glory by the morphine route has re- turned to earth repentant and says .that never again, "as long as he lives" will be try to commit suicide.
 Miss Bottoms, an expert milliner, of New York, City, arrived in Prescott this morning and has accepted posi- tion with the New York Store, at the head of the large millinery depart ment.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Nader returned last evening from their sad journey east, where they went to seek medical relief for their little child. The re- lief obtained was a most sorrowful one as the little one died.
 W. P. Covillaud left this morning for Los Angeles in response to tele- gram announcing the illness of his wife there. His stay will depend largely upon the condition of his wife. The latter has been in the hos pital for some time.
 The Tucson convention by vote of IA to 7s, selected Prescott as the place of holding the next territorial repub- Iican convention. The only other real aspirant for the honor was Bisbee which received T votes, and seven votes were cast for Phenix. D. F. Nj. Weeks, formerly general manager of the B.-B. company, but who was compelled to resign on ac count of poor health, has fully recov cred his health in Pasadena, and Ii now il Ea1sas City, where he is man ager for the Studebaker company business at that point.
 c. E. Gentry, the genial drug clerl in W. P. CoviIlaud's store, returned last night from a three weeks sojourI in Jerome, in charge of Elwin F Tarr's drug store during the latter absence from the town. He says b. had a very pleasant time in the bii copper camp, and made many pleasan 2 acquaintances.
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