Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-05
THE LOCAL NEWS.
city AND COUNTY

ETOm Onuudg DdlIy-
r. Steadman is recovering from a
very severe attack of fever.
I. g. Norris left yesterday to at
tend court in Apache county.
John Dougherty has returned from
a visit with his family in San Diego.
Enoch Williams an old time pros
pector from the Hassayampa was in
town yesterday.
Charles Hooker is said to be seized
with the Goldfield fever and contem-
plates going to that section in the
very near future.
Rev. w. G. Blakely arrived in Pres
colt Old Friday evening to attend the
closing days of the conference and to
hear the bishop preach today.
NJ. G. Sharpneck, who Is engaged in
mining in the Kirkland valley section
was in town yesterday. He says that
mining is quite active in that section.
T. f. Scott, the genial representa-
tive of Jones Paddock & Co., whole
sale coffee, tea and spice dealers of
San Francisco is in town in the inter
ests of the above firm.
Wong Juay, who was accidentally
shot at Poland, about year ago and
who has been in the county hospital
ever since has recovered sufficiently
to be able to leave for California this
morning.
United States Marshal NJ. H. Nc
Cord, spent few hours in Prescott
on Saturday, coming from Ash Fork
on the morning freihgt and contin-
uing his journey to PheniX on the
evening train.
Conductor Graves has returned from
his vacation and will resume his reg
ular run between Ash Fork and
Phenix on Monday when Conductor
McRae will take bis old run between
Prescott and Crown King.
No eastern mail has been received
in Prescott since Thursday evening
and the prospect Is that none will be
able to get through before Monday
evening. A local train is being run
from Albuquerque west.
Don't patronize outside firms and
keep your money where you get it.
A somewhat feshy lady in Prescott
became alarmed over increasing weight
and wrote to an anti-fat firm in Chi
cago for remedy enclosing two dol
lars. She got it. The answer said:
''Just sell it to the soap man."
A Mexican named Enriques who was
brought in from Crown King a few
days since charged with robbery, had
his hearing on Saturday before Justice
Talbot and was discharged and the
costs were assessed to the prosecuting
witness. The latter was also a Next
lean and he accused Enriques of rob-
bling him of 800.
Ed. GolightIy and Frank Foster
left last night for Walnut Greek on
a deer hunting expedition and expect
to be away for at least ten days. 1t
was about eight O'Clock when they
pulled out in Mr.. Fosters automo-
bile and they expected to reach
Shocks ranch before u O'Clock. !
They will make that place their
Headquarters while away.
Hugh Mosher the twelve year old /
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Mosher
was the subject of an operation on
Saturday, for the removal of super
huous growth on the back of his
throat. The boy had trouble with
this gowth for several years and re-
Gently it became so enlarged as to
threaten death from suffocation. The
operation proved perfectly successful.
Miss Mary ]. Rathbun, of Buffalo,
New York, died on Friday evening, of
consumption and her remains will be
shipped today by H. NJ. Mans and Co.
to the above place for interment.
She came here on Tuesday accom-
panied by her sister in the hopes that
the climate might benefit her, but
she had delayed her coming too long
and only lived about forty eight hours
after her arrival
Reports from jerome say that the
telephone wire between Prescott and
that place is tingling with an inces-
SAINT hello. The occasion is the Sc
lection of a victim to take Homer
Woods place on the legislative ticket
and the parties who are doing the buzz
zing are the friends of Adams and
Hull. Both have been sized up by
the central committee and either
would be acceptable. But who will