Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-06
THE LOCAL NEWS.
......CITY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
DR.. o. L. Geer returned last even
ing from visit east.
n. C. Shekels left this morning for
his home in Los Angeles.
Hon. Thos. Armstrong, jr., of Phe-
nix, came up on this mornings pas
senger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Mansfield
returned on last evenings train from
their bridal tour to California.
The cafe connected with the club
house will be opened for business on
New Years day.
Ward Hughes, whe is connected
with the real estate Office of Dwight
B. Heard, of Phenix, is in this city
today.
R. H. Hetherington has accepted a
position with the Tiger Gold company
and will move out there early next
year to take charge of it.
John Seifert, who has just completed
his enlistment with the Fifth cavalry,
and received an honorable discharge,
left this morning for his home in Cal
ifornia.
The Prescott Commercial club will
hold a meeting this evening at eight
O'Clock in the new and elegant club
rooms, and a full meeting of members
is requested.
A car load of oranges passed through
Prescott today en- route to the eastern
market from Phenix This is the
sixth car load shipped from Phenix
this season.
The infantry company from Whipple
went out this morning for a practice
march, returning to quarters again |
this afternoon. They took jaunt of |
about fifteen miles.
: The case of A. j. Head VS.. the Pres
colt National Bank was being consid-
cred in the district court this after
noon.
There are fewer prisoners in the
county Jail at this time than there has
been for a long time, there being only
sixteen prisoners all told.
urha Loord Of e,,r,arvioors rrill oor |
vene tomorrow morning to close up
the business of the year and make
their annual settlement with the treas
urer.
Charley Clark, Senator Clark's eld-
est son, is expected in jerome within
the next few days to take charge of
the United Verde mine. Mining
News.
The prize fight in San Francisco
last night between Eddie Hanlon and
young Corbett was stopped in the six
tenth round and the decision award
I'd to Corbett.
z. b. hingman, who is interested
IN the Bodie mine, and who has been
visiting the property for several days,
to his home in Los Angeles
his morning.
Dan McDougal, of Tacoma, died in
Prescott yesterday and was buried this
afternoon from the Catholic church.
He was a sufferer from consumption
md had only been here for short
lime.
z. Reeslund, the tailor, is organic
ng a suit club; whereby members of
t will be able to receive a $40 suit on
he payment of 81 per week. 1t is the
newest and best system, and every
hing will be conducted honestly and !
airly.
The attendance at the territorial
5eachers association now in session at
2henix is reported to be greater than
It any previous session held in the !
.erritory. A very interesting program
las been prepared. The session will
lose on Thursday evening. :
A fire broke out in the furnace room
# the Capitol building il Phenix on
Monday night damaging the building {
% the extent of from $1,000 to $500. '
The building had a narrow escape
rom more serious damage, only the
imely discovery of the fire prevent
ng it.
In the case of A. J. Head VS.. the I
Prescott National bank a law point
vas raised this afternoon which was
aiken under advisement by the court,
md pending his ruling the trial of the
.ase was suspended, and the case of !
!. D. Wakely against the Coronado !
Mining company was taken up. /,
No further word has sbeen received |
rom Deputy Sheriff Joe Young who
vent to Seligman to help clean out
he gang of hobos that were about to
axe possession of the town. Mr..
= -oFs,r,, 70 !