Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-02-10

Rev. G. H. Adams, formerly super
intendent of the Arizona mission of
the Methodist church, came up this
morning from his home in PheOix.
W. C. Bashford returned to Prescott
yesterday from a trip to the Imperial
group of mines, formerly known as the
Old Boot properties, near Tombstone.
W. c. Brandon, assistant cashier of
the Prescott National bank, returned
home Saturday night after few days
visit with his family in Los Angeles.
Tommy Robinson, who has been con-
fined to his room for several days
with an attack of fever, is able to be
down to the store again today al
though he does not feel like challeng-
ing the 'Iron Man" to a round as yet.
The Eagles announce that at the
coming entertainment next Thursday
night, the only stage that will be used
will be the regular platform in the
west end of the hall. There will be
no danger of fire as no curtains will
be used.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Q. Wheelock, ar
rived in Prescott Saturday night for
few weeks visit with the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Wooster. Instead of
taking apartments at the Arndt resi-
dence, they have decided to stay at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wooster.
Rev. an6 Mrs. E. o. McIntier will
leave tomorrow morning for Los An
geles where they will remain for about
a month. Rev McIntier has been in
quite poor health for several weeks,
and hopes the trip and rest will re-
store his health and strength.
The company of the 18th infantry,
which has been stationed at Whipple
for several months, will leave for San
Francisco on the Doth of this month
from which place they will sail with
their regiment for the Philippines
about the first of March. Some of
their heavy baggage will be shipped
by freight tomorrow or next day.
Mechanics Hook and Ladder COM
pany No. l of the Prescott fire depart
ment on Saturday night elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: Foreman, q. W. Sitter; first
assistant foreman, T. S. jackson; sec
ond assistant, r. f. Butler; secre-
tary, W. {. barrow; treasurer, Joseph
EngIe, ]. R. McNaughton; alternates,
c. Fl. McLane and Walter Field.
Mrs. A. d. Clarke, of Sioux Falls,
S. D., who has been visiting in Pres
colt for the past six weeks with the
family of her brother, W. S. Higley,
left this morning for Los Angeles,
where she will visit a few days. She
will then return to Prescott for an
other short visit before leaving for
her home in Sioux Falls. Mr.. Hig-
ley accompanied her as far as Ash Fork
this morning.
Ben Blanchard, general manager OF
the Iron King mining property, for
the American Copper company, re-
turned last night from a hurried trip
to Kansas City. The special party Of
stockholders of the company will ar
rive from New York tonight Gin spe'
cial car. They will go out to the Iron
King tomorrow morning and look over
the property. They will hold the an
nuaI stockholders meeting in Pres.
colt after their visit to the property.
There are about thirty of the princi-
pal officers and stockholders in the
party.
From TUESDAYS Daily.
Subscribe for the Journal Miner and
be up with the times.
Rev. Taft will give a lecture next
, week under the auspices of the W. c.
I T. U. of Prescott.
The Greenleaf recital Thursday
= night will be one of the rare treats Of
this season. Don't miss it.
Miss Carnes left today for her home
in San Jose, Cal, after spending sew
eral months with Mrs. j. b. Grand.
r Have no fear of fire at the Odd Eel
= lows hall Thursday night as Mr.
Greenleaf, the impersonator, will only
use the platform in the front of the
hall.
Frank, Foster, through his worthy
representative, Harry Luney, is pre-
pairing to present his we'll tried Odds
t mobile to one of his friends.
The JournaI-Miner will have the
first authentic news of the war as vel
as the other important events of tn,
day, and you can't afford to be with
out it.
: The literary section of the Monday
, club met yesterday at the usual place
, King Richard Ill was read and dis
= cussed, Mrs. j. L. Munds being lead
er for the afternoon.
Judge R. E. Sloan has been on thu
partial sick list for a few days and ex
b poets to spend few days at Castle
] Greek hot springs just as soon as b
, has cleared up the court calendar
s sufficiently to get away.
The annual meeting of the stock
4 holders of the Bashford- Burmiste
: company was convened this morning
and after some preliminary bushes
adjourned till eight o'clock this even
. ing, when the directors and officers TO
the ensuing year will be elected.
: DR.. c. D. Mueller, the eye special
l list, who had an Office in this city som,
: two or three months ago but was call
: ed to Oakland, California, on bust
: ness, has returned to Prescott and a
soon as he can secure suitable oftic,
I, rooms will open an Office again.
!. E. Kaufman, president of the Bunke
. Hill Mining company, has returneC
from business trip east In the inter
est of his company. He said that sink
ing is still going on and that will