Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13
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LILY AND COUNTY
Prom Saturdays Daily.

Father Quetu went to Jerome this
morning.
Mr.. Higley. of Sterling, Kansas, is
visiting his brother, S. W. Higley,
of Prescott.
The late H. J. Allen is said to have
carried heavy life insurance, amount
ing to $4,000.
Charles Jones, of Cherry creek, aged
twenty years, died few days since
of typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs. Geo. Punteney and children
will leave tonight for PhenIx where
the children will attend school
Miss Winnifred Fredericks did not
leave for San Francisco yesterday as
announced, but left this morning.
7. G. Norris went to Jerome this
morning to assist in making prepare
lions for the funeral of H. J. Allen.
Mrs. Fannie Kautz is at present
domiciled in the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Clark, at 217 Union street.
The storm clouds have passed and
sunshine prevails again, the snow
which fell yesterday being rapidly
melted.
The man who accompanied 7. E.
Campbell from jerome to Mr.. Aliens
ranch was the auditor of the United
Verde Copper company.
Ed I. Long and family came in
from Mayer yesterday afternoon to at
tend the lecture of Judge Ewing on
Christian Science last night.
Bishop Kendrick passed through
Prescott this morning on his way to
Winslow on an official visit TO the
Episcopal church of that town.
Mrs. Reynolds, mother of Miss
Belle Reynolds, who met with a Sc
rious accident some time since is re-
covering slowly from her injuries.
The Albuquerque journal says that
Edward Grusfeld, general southwest
ern manager for the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, is confined to his
home by an attack of appendicitis.
Charles H. McLane, secretary of the
Eagles aerie of Prescott, has present
ed the eagle BIRDS with a stuffed
and finely mounted eagle, emblematic
. of the order. 1t will be used in the
lodge room.
; AChicago telegram says that Frank
and John jaeger, OF the Model Mining
company, have been arrested, charged
with using the mails for fraudulent
purposes. They we're released on
$500 bonds.
/. Tom Carrigan, of Congress, and two
sons passed through Prescott this
morning. The two boys were on their
way to California to enter school and
their father was accompanying them
as far as Ash Fork.
J. Il. Emmert left this morning for
New York where he will join F. NJ
Murphy for consultation on import
ant business. He will return to Pres
colt with Mr.. Murphy some time the
latter part of this month.
H P. AnewaIt came up from Phenix
this morning, and reports that while
the northern part of the territory was
getting her mantle of snow the valleys
were visited with rice rain which
was very welcome to them.
Mrs. Dan Campbell, mother of T.
E. Campbell, went over to Jerome
this morning to assist in caring for
her sons wife, who gave birth to a
child only two days before the suicide
of her father, H. J. Allen.
Ed S. Campbell came in this after
noon from the Stark Mining company
property on lower Turkey creek, and
reports fine progress in getting the
new mill in shape and thinks they
they will be ready to start up by the
18th of this month.
The names of the officers of the
Eagles lodge who were recently in
stalled follow: President, W. j.
Bond; vice president, J.T Pendegast;
conductor, Willis Grander; Secretary,
Chas. Fl. McLane; treasurer, Chas.
Manderfeld; chaplain, William Marks ;
inside guard, Fred Roemer; outside
guard, Alfred Noxon; trustees, n. Levy,
Coy Carey and John Andrews.
The cattlemen, ranchers and bust
ness men will all greet a wet earth
this morning, for last night it rained.
For some days past the signs have
been rather favorable, and last even
ing when the wind shifted to the
southwest the old residents inmme-
diately prophesied wet weather. A
few sprinkles fell, and at II O'Clock a
slight shower fell. This morning the
indications are for a good rain. 1t is
much needed in the valley for things
are getting pretty dry.-Phenix Ga
Zette.
Miss H. MatZmura, better known
through the territory as the Los An
geles soap lady, is in town today on
her periodical visit. Miss Matzmura
represents the Los Angeles soap com
pany in the way of introducing new
brands of soap and taking an occa-
siOnal order for any old kind. or new
kind of soap, either, manufactured by
the above company. The particular
make Of soap she has on this trip is
the anvil brand pumice soap, samples
of which were left at this Office, and
all hands will scrub up with it.
A small blaze occurred this morn
ing on Goodwin street in a room in
the rear of the Scopel building The
room was occupied as a tailor and
clothes cleaning shop and the fire
started from the use of gasoline.
While the interior of the room and its
contents were pretty badly Quilted by
fire and soaked with water the build
inc was only SLIGHTLY damaped In