Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-06-15
The LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY And COUNTY

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Phil. Keaney opened his new saloon
{ at Crown King on Monday.
Harry NJ. Joy, of Prescott, has ap-
piled for a telephone franchise in
Phoenix.
81 Justice Talbot has decided that the
Yavapai Club must pay a liquor
license The case will be appealed.
Frank Hereford, of Tucson, has been
employed by the Jumpers of the
vulture group of mines to look out
after thier interests in court.
PATENTS Hazard & Harpham, Los
Angeles. Send for free book on pat
ents. 4xIIx3m
The old wire fences and stake posts
around the grass plots in the plaza
have been removed which adds con-
siderable to the appearance of the
plaza.
B. Tilton's mechanical hospital has
had quite number of sick automo-
bile patients during the past week.
He has been very successful in doctor
ing them.
B. L. Mccoy, the Prescott base ball
team manager, has accepted a chal-
lenge from the Phoenix team to play
a match game of ball in Phoenix on
Sunday, June 19.
W. W. Moore, of McCabe, who vas
delegate from this territory to the
meeting of the Western Federation of
miners, was elected member of the |
executive board of that body.
ROOM FOR RENT.-Good front
room, one block from plaza. ID East
Goodwin street. 5000. per week.
The Board of Supervisors are ad-
vertising for proposals for the con-
struction of the uncompleted portion
of the wagon road from the Orc Bella
mine to Crown King. Bids will be
opened June 20.
o. W. Lunford, aged "a years, who
came here from jacksonville, Ken
lucky, a short time since, for the
benefit of his health, died last Thurs
day night and his remains we're ship
ped east for interment.
Mrs. Hartman is recovering from
the effects of her injuries sustained
by being thrown from the merry-go-
round du ring the carnival. She has
been rem owed from the hospital to
her home on Alarcon street.
Abner Mckinley. brother of the I
late President Nc Kinley, was found ,
dead in his bed chamber at Somerset, '
Pennsylvania on Saturday morning
last. Heart disease, with which he {
had suffered long, was the cause of
death.
The socialists are making arrange
ments for big time in this city on
the %, 81, % and 23rd of this month,
when one of their prominent speakers
sent out by the national committee, 1
by the name of Goebel, will speak in
the court house.
Ohio Hill, an employe of the r. H.
Burmister q Sons Company sustained :
painful injuries on Saturday evening
by being wrenched while lifting
sack of potatoes. Medical assistance
had to be called in but the young
man is greatly improved today.
The commencement exercises of st.
Joseph's Academy will be held in the ;
auditorium of the new st. Joseph's
Academy tomorrow, Thursday even .
ing, June l6, at Z 80 clock. Tickets =
are on sale at BrisIey's drug store and
at the Hotel Burke. Admission 10 =
cents.
Good cart and harness for sale. In y
quire at 332 \. Mt. Vernon street. l.
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A fire in Nogales on the night of .
June 9, destroyed the ticket and :
freight office of the Southern Pacific I
company at that place. Wells Fargo
and Company's express office and the :
United States custom offices we're :,
located in the same building and we're
also destroyed. /.
Wolley's lung ointment - genuine v
and good Just received direct from !;
Mr.. Wooley by Brisley Drug Co.
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Phoenix will soon have a new bank
to be called the Guaranty Trust Bank :
ing company. The incorporators are.
W. f. Nichols, q. II. n. Luhrs, NJ.
W. Messenger, A. j. Ewdards, f. l..
BIumer, J. NJ. Sweatnam and d.
Nicholson. The company is capital
lied at 500, 600.
Good work at living prices is the
motto of the Journal Miner job office. a.,
Give us a trial.
Seeing the unsightly bill boards ,
which have been facing Gurley street q
across the front end of the lot be-
tween the IdTkeI duu huINtuOu (;
buildings, being removed on Monday
morning raised the hope that a new
building was about to take the place
of these advertising boards. Investi-
cation however, discoIoses the fact ;
that this hope was groundless and
that after a cement sidewalk is laid
the bill boards will resume their for -.
mer position. ,
The sixth game of base ball between I
the Iron King and Prescott teams was t
played at Iron King Sunday and S
resulted in a score of u to IL in favor '
of the Iron King team. The Prescott's {
had the best of the game up to the {
ninth inning. the score standing II to {
10 in their favor but in the ninth in
ming the King team scored two runs /
thus winning the game. Each team /
has now won three games. The next