Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-11

rom PhentX this morning. he re-
ports the weather very warm now in
Inc valley.
The Bashford Burmister company
has purchased the building occupied
by r. H. Burmistsr & Sons. The price
paid was s23, QUO.
Dave Amber left on this mornings
train for a visit with his family in Los
Angeles and may decide to remain
there permanently. ''' BEL.
j. s. johnson is in town from
He expects to leave tomor-
row for a visit east on mining business
to be absent for some time.
Messrs. Fogg, Nightingale and Barr,
of the Ysvapai Copper company, went
out today to the Black Hills for a
visit to the company's property.
NJ. E. Conboy, the young man who
sells drugs and in this capacity visits
Prescott periodically, left on this
mornings train after a successful trip
to Prescott.
The annual encampmept of the de-
partment of Arizona, G. A. r., will
convene in K. OF P. ball, at one
O'Clock p. M, Wednesday, May l8,
1904.
Miss Grace Genung left this morn
ing for Los Angeles for a visit with
her sister Miss Mabel Genung who has
been resident of that city for
couple of years.
Miss Maude Whalen died at Mercy
hospital yesterday of consumption.
Deceased was a native of Michigan.
Her funeral took place this morning
at $50 o'clock from the Catholic
church.
Officials of the Hearst democratic
club of Prescott have issued a call to
the faithful democracy of the county
to rally to the support of the "bust
truster" and elect a delegation fav-
orable to him.
Bert Noftz was convicted of man
slaughter for the alleged killing of a
saloon man in Bisbee and John James,
his alleged accomplish, was &C
quilted. The killing was done in an
attempt to hold up the saloon.
The two Mexican boys who we're
caught last week, in the act of plum
dering some boxes of household goods
in east Prescott, we're tried before
Justice Talbot yesterday and SEN
fenced to thirty days in the county
Jail.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. Harvey Blain will
leave tomorrow for st. Louis where
they will visit the exposition for a
time, and will then go to Detroit,
Michigan, to visit relatives. They ex-
pect to return to Prescott about
August l.
While watchmen are guarding all
bridges and water and oil tanks along
he lines of the Santa Fe railroad on
the western division, it is not probable
that the striking machinists will re-
sort to overt acts to aid them in win
ming out.
Burglars, supposed to be boys,
broke a window of the Half Way
house on Monday night and crawled
into the place, and stole $50. The hole
through which entrance was effected
is said to not be large enough to ad-
NIT mans body.
General Manager Chas. T. Joslin,
of the McCabe mine, returned last
night from a business trip to Chiacgc
on business for the Model Mining
company. He was met in Prescott by
Mrs. Joslin and they left this morn
ing for their home in McCabe.
The papers were put on record il
the recorders Office this afternoon
transferring the Val Verde smeltel
and mining properties to the Brad
shaw Mountain Copper Mining and
Smelling company. The consideration
named in the deed was 100000.
Charles Loomis, a mining man vel
known in this section, is now engaged
in mining near Oaxaca, Mexico, where
he reports owning three fine golC
properties. Mr.. LOOMS was formerly
all owner in copper property will
DIR. j. NJ. Criley on Ash Creek.
S. G. johnson, of the Alto mine
and E. Dana johnson, his cousin, WHIT
is also connected with the mine, wer'
in town yesterday. The latter gentle
man has been connected with thu
newspaper business in the past and i
bright and energetic young man.
Miss Anna Evans, of Phenix, who
spent day in Prescott with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Ed Block, left today for New
York whence she will shortly sail TO
Europe to be absent until September
She will be accompanied on her tril
by Mrs. Rice, of New York, who i
her aunt.
Worlds Fair rates will be in effec
tomorrow, Thursday and Friday. Tn
round trip fare from Prescott will b,
s57. 80. A round trip rate of $685. 60 i
also made from Prescott to Chicagt
during the same time but this rate doe
not apply via st. Louis but to Chi
cago direct. -
At the solicitation of the publisher
of The American Boy, Detroit, Mich.
the managers of the Worlds Exposi
ton at st. Louis have set apart Jul!
9Th as American Boy Day. Fine pro
CRANE for boys will be given in Fes
tival hall or that day-the program
being under the supervision of tn,
editor of the American Boy.
Nj. j. Casey, formerly of Tacoma
died at Mercy hospital this morning
of consumption. Deceased was ?
years old, and leaves a wife, who wa
with him during his last illness. Tn
funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock, from tn
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