Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-28

ahead of other oranges in the valley
and in California and on arrival in
New York commanded the highest
price of any, receiving about 1920 per
box, netting him in Pheuix about Sc.
Had he been able to make carload
shipment when the first fruit was
ready to pick he would have received
about Sl3 per box. Mr.. Akers Is i'll
love with his new occupation. In ad-
dition to oranges he also raises other
fruit on his thirty acre ranch, one
item this year being nearly three and
half tons of pears.
From Tuesdays Daily.
John Hutchins has returned from a
visit east.
A. L. DeMund came up from Phenix
yesterday.
! 6. W. Plat came up yesterday from
Kirkland.
Will l.. Clark came in yesterday
from Jerome.
Deputy Sheriff Nevin went to Je-
rome yesterday.
A heavy snow fall was reported at
Mt. Union on Sunday.
Mr.. Denison, "a Jerome lumber man,
returned home yesterday.
Sheriff Roberts returned yesterday
from an official visit to Phenix.
j. c. Forest is somewhat crippled
up with an attack of rheumatism.
Ray Lane, of Jerome, left for home
yesterday after spending Christmas in
Prescott.
NJ. r. Kiley is in town from the
Bradshaw mountains where be is en-
gagged in mining.
A party of twelve horse back riders
braved the north wind yesterday for a
ride to the country.
q. 2. Harrington, president and
general manager of the Tiger Gold
company has returned from business
trip east.
J.L. Munds passed through Prescott
yesterday en- route to his ranch north
Of Seligman from a visit with his fam
lily in PheDix.
F. E. Biles, manager of the Dividend
Consolidated Mining company, left
for Los Angeles on Saturday to spend
Christmas wIthffriends.
Prescott school teachers will leave
today for Flagstaff to attend the ses-
sion of the Territorial Teachers asso-
citation. Every teacher employed in
the Prescott schools will attend the !
meeting.
Mrs. Charles Goddard has gone to
Wickenburg to pass the holidays with |
her husband, who is operating in that
section in mining.
There was quite heavy rainfall in
southern California last week. The
total rainfall in Los Angeles up to |
date is l. So inches.
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Barrett are re- |
joicing over the arrival in their home
of little Miss Barrett. The event
nIooa Loot S.tu
The gentle zephyrs which we're watt
ed up from the southland for four or !
five days are now returning from the
north with their chilling blasts.
Miss Lula Foster of the millinery
of the T. F. Miller Co.,
of Jerome, spent Christmas in Prescott
as the guest of Miss Lizzie Foster.
Rupert Maxgut has returned from
a trip to Flagstaff and Winslow on
business connected with the Arizona
brewery, of which he is the manager.
r. II. Burmister & Sons company
the Journal Miner force
On Christmas with box of fine cigars
which we're smoked with good wishes
for the donors.
Mrs. f. A. TritIe passed through
Prescott on Friday night last en- route
TO Phenix. She has been in st. Louis
With her daughter Mrs. Spencer, for
over a year and half.
Miss Bessie Daggs, daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. j. f. Daggs, came in from
Del Rio yesterday, where she has been
teaching school, to spend her Christ
mas vacation with her relatives.
A. g. Wood, an employee of I. f.
Miller & Company of Jerome, left for ,
nome yesterday after spending Christ
mas with his sister and brother, Mrs.
2obb and W. NJ. Wood, in Prescott.
George Christ, a former we'll known
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