Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-27
John HanlOn came up from Crown

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birth, in Phenix, on January %, to :
Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gibbons, for
merly of this city, of nine pound
son.
Thomas Truitt was arrested in Phe-
nix yesterday on advices from the
sheriff's office here, and an officer
went down last night to bring the
prisoner to Prescott. A felony charge
is held against Truitt.
Some time ago number of young
ladies of the city gave social dance
at the K of F. hall to which they in
vited their young gentlemen friends
to participate. As a return compli-
ment some of the young gentlemen
gave a social hop at the same place
last evening to which the young ladies
we're invited and a very enjoyable
time was had.
It has been a source of wonder,
whether dancing is assisted by the
use of chewing gum? There certainly
must be some such good reason, for
it would appear that more motions OF
the mouth in chewing gum may be
seen at dance in Bisbee than anJ
place in the world. 1t is possible,
also that the motions of the jaws may
be keeping time with the steps. The
reporter neglected to note that fact,
consequently the custom may be
right, all right.-Review.
From nOnday' AL Di
DIR. G w. Vickers returned to Phe-
nix last evening.
Governor A. o. Brodie returned to
Phenix last night.
Today's train from the south arriv-
ed two hours late.
Mrs. Sarah E. Murphy is visiting
friends in Phenix.
Five persons we're baptized last eve
ming at the Baptist church.
Jack Jaeger, the civil engineer
came in to Prescott to spend Sunday.
February will be the anniversary
of the organization Of the Order of
Eagles.
Woodmen of the World will have a
public installation of officers this
evening.
f. A. Sawyer, of Winslow, arrived
in Prescott on Saturday evening, and
returned to Flagstaff on Sunday.
John II. Farrell is in town today
from McCabe. He says that section
of the country is quite lively at pres
ent.
E. 7. Dunlevy, clerk of the court at
Phenix. returned to the capital city
last night, after a brief visit in Pres
colt.
J. E. Colyer, a we'll known barber,
left tbs morning for Atlanta, Georgia,
accompanied by his wife who is in
poor health.
c. 7. Kennedy, the diamond drill
man, who made such a display of dia-
monds in Prescott on Saturday. left
for Ell Paso yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas KEENAN, of
Milwaukee, arrived in Prescott on
Saturday evening. Mr.. KEENAN, is
| ~ hn
man.
} E. D. Treadwell is in town today
4 from Mayer. He has made some ad-
ditional alterations in the new smelter
s there and expects to start it up again
within few days.
W. A. Bondurant, a Los Angeles
real estate and mining man, formerly
t resident of Phenix, left for home
: yesterday after a visit of several days
r on mining business.
F. L. Wright is in Los Angeles.
He expects to return the latter part
of this week, when he will be accom-
panied by his wife who has been visit
ing there for a month.
Hon. a. ]. Doran came up yester-
day from his southern trip on Worlds
= Fair business and will leave within a
] day or two for the petrified forests of
= Navajo county, on a similar mission.
Chief of Police Prince received a
letter yesterday from the physician in
attendance on Geo. Giles which stated
that the latter is in a semi-comatose
= condition and was not expected to
' live long.
D Florence Herndon entertained sew
+ eral girl classmates of the eighth
e grade of the public school on Saturday
b afternoon at the home of her parents
on South Cortez street, with games
T and other forms of amusement, serv-
ing refreshments.
+ Charles P. Schreiner advertises
S cocker spaniels and Scotch collies for
t sale in this issue. Mr.. Schreiner is
. ! a lTl6uu VI DIuSSlSb W. L . SONAAAoLN'
b and the latter has visited the kennels,
t and can vouch for the quality of the
e dogs as we'll as for the honesty of the
It man who has them for sale.
F. NJ Murphy was accompanied on
Saturday on his arrival here from the
e east, by Wesley Paul of New York,
# representing the United States In
IS weston of Boston and New York. Other
a members of the party we're c. E. Muir
!. ply of Detroit, Mich, and H. C..
% Smith of San Francisco, president of
q the Pacific Lumber company.
Wells H. Bates went north on Sun
days train to meet some eastern CAPT
talists who are visiting this section
If on mining business. The party, COM
s posed of Thomas G. Hunter E. P.
K VogaIes and E. H. Vogales and E. H.
II Harris, jr., of Philadelphia, arrived
"a at Ash Fork on last nights limited,
d and came to Prescott on today's train.
as Accompanied by Mr.. Bates the party
:. will go south on tonight's train to
le visit the Welcome group of mines
which Mr.. Bates is working under
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