Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-16
From Fridays Daily.

 From Fridays Daily.
 Henry Suder went home from his work this morning quite sick.
 Mrs. G. H. Nissen and her daughter left this morning for Los Angeles after a visit of few weeks with their son and brother, Julius Nissen, at the Home Run mine.
 Under Sheriff Sias has received word from Sheriff Roberts that he Is rapidly from his recent at- tack of rheumatism and will probably be home in about a week or ten days.
 Messrs. Harry Beardsley and Rowe, the former associate editor and the latter staff correspondent of Leslie's Weekly, left on this mornings train after ten days visit to Arizona.
 B. P. Cheney, the Santa Fe director, went out by special train today to the end of the track on the Prescott X Eastern railroad He as accom- panied by Superintendent w. A. Drake.
 Miss Selma Woods, who has been at tending St. Joseph's academy, left this morning for her home at Winslow. There was a large delegation of girls from the school at the depot to bid her good bye.
 FL. Wrght returned this morning from attending the Tucson conven- tion. He stopped a couple of days in Phenix where Mrs. Wright has been visiting. The latter will remain there for few days yet.
 T. ". Donovan, the mining man, left this morning or Los Angeles. He expects to return to Arizona again within a week or ten days to remain here from two weeks to month. MT. Donovan has been financing the Je- rome Canyon Copper company and has heen very successful.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. R. Giles left this morning for Prince Edwards Island with the remains of MT. Giles broth CT, A. H. Giles. This will be the second time in thirty years that MT. Giles has been back to the home Of his boyhood. They expect to remain at the home place about three weeks before returning to Prescott.
 The business of the Prescott Steam Laundry has grown to such magnl- tude that they are compelled to have more room and the room just to the north of the present slarge working room is being fitted up land will be used as a marking and sorting depart ment. There is probably not another institution in the city that has made such a growth as the Prescott Steam Laundry.
 Our contemporary failing to demon strate by arithmetic that the year 1SS2 ante dates that of 1864, takes another tack this morning and tries the use of logic. The logic is all very good but for false premises on which 1t Is based, which knocks it all into smit- tereens. But as the subject is such painful one to our contemporary the Journal Miner has no desire to pro, long it's discussion.
 Dr. R. N. Looney, McCabe's popu' lar physician and surgeon, and his es' timable wife, came up from Pheni1 this morning where they have been fol
 the past week or ten days, the doctor
 having been very much under tho
 weather. Besides an attack of th'
 grip he had an abcess form in his JaV
 and had to have this operated upon by
 Dr. Martin of Phenix. He returns
 somewhat improved but still feeling
 pretty poorly.
 Every train that comes into Pres
 colt brings its consignment of com
 merciaI travellers. It is the common
 report among the travelling men wh,
 make this territory, that Prescott
 the greatest business town in Arizona
 While very little bluster or blow
 made about it one only has to watcl the amount of freight that is unloade, and loaded in the freight yards t
 verify the report. Every day sees tn
 tracks full of cars being unlOaded fo
 our merchants and for the hundred ot mining companies in this vicinity These things speak louder than words
 The Phenix city council did a yer silly and foolish thing the other ever ing when it voted to change the nam of Roosevelt street to Cleveland avt nue. Two democrats and two republ
 cans, members of the council, vote for it but Mayor Bennett, who prove % to be more broad guaged and libert D minded, refused to go on record @ favor of it. If Roosevelt ever happer ? to hear of this boys play by the Ph' . nix city council, it would probabl @ provoKe a smile. But then there is | D law on the statute books of Arizor 1 prohibiting city councilman fro V making a - burro of himself if g so desires.
 E. R. Gilboy and wife, of Superio y Wisconsin, are spending few days u Prescott and are guests at the H,
 tel Congress- MT. Gilboy is trai e master at Superior for the Gre d Northern railroad, and came down l. this country to escape the disagreeab e spring weather of that northern coul '- try. He expressed himself as deligh