Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06
NSNSNSNSSS THE LOCAL NEWS...... OF THE
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From Saturdays Daily.
Donclas has A Hearst cluh.

J. T. Jones Is l0 IONU rom the Lll- tie Jessie mine.
 Talk is that Jerome will soon have another newspaper.
 The new Comet restaurant is now open for business.
 The base ball boys failed to organ ize last night as expected.
 Mrs. J.B. Girand and children went north on this mornings train. Superintendent E. A. Haggott of the Blue Bell mine, is in town. Sheriff Roberts took J. W. Doty to the Phenix asylum last evening. J. B. Girand went south on Thurs day evenings train on a surveying trip.
 Ties for the street railroad are being unloaded now on the east side of the creek.
 c. B. Coulson has just closed a six months term of school at Middle Verde.
 Attorney General l.. W. Wells re- turned thls morning from a visit to Pbenix.
 Harry LaMontayne, manager of the Sultan mine, left for that property today.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Eagan came in yesterday from the Great Peek mine.
 Ed KiehI yesterday completed the plumbing contract on the high school building.
 Mrs Henry Bardshar, nee Miss Syl via DeKuhn, is in town, the guest oi Mrs. J. L. Munds.
 MT. Tarpey, one of Hearst s lieuten- ants, is expected in Prescott soon tC organize the Hearst forces.
 J. c. Herndon will leave on tomor rows train for Kingman where he ha important professional business.
 Judge Sloan will leave tomorrow foi Kingman where he will hold term O court next week commencing on Mon day.
 Chris Rieman left today for a visi to California whence he will go t his old home in Germany for a pro tracted visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Osenberg are il town from the Henrietta mine, Mir Osenberg having given up the position held by him there.
 Dr. H. T. McCune, who has beel visiting Forest Ranger Hinder, for few months, left this morning for hi home in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
 c. B. Lawrence, who has been th assistant assayer and chemist at th great Iron King mine for the pas year. is in Prescott for a few days. Miss Bertha May Back, a native c Oak Creek, Arizona, died at the hom of her parents at Camp Verde Mare 23,at the age of 20 years and month. The Samuel Hill Hardware compan received a car load of powder today Immediately on its arrival in th Prescott yards it was switched out o the Y.
 Charles Crumit, nephew of Mrs. F R. Stewart, who has spent the pa: year in this section will leave O Monday for his home at Jackson Ohio.
 c. W. Clark, general manager of tt United Verde Copper Company, b; wired that he will leave San FrancisC thls evening due to arrive at Jerom on Monday.
 Departing passengers on this morI ing's train were: G. Harper, Sa Francisco; E. Labor, J. l.. White an W. R. Williams, Los Angeles; s. Fisher, Denver.
 Wilbur \. Ryer, representing u Midvale Steel company of Philade phia, is in town in the interest of u above firm. Mr. Ryer's headquarte are at San Francisco.
 Leroy Anderson, of the law firm Hawkins, Anderson & Ross, will 5 to Kingman tomorrow to attend to tl business of the firm there at the SC sion of court next week.
 Henry Hartin has returned from b vacation which be spent in Los Al geles. While be enjoyed every minu of his visit he says he did not see al place he liked better than Prescott.
 James Dun, chief engineer of u Santa Fe company, with headquarte in Chicago, and c. F. CIoyde, gel eral storekeeper for the same syster at Albuquerque, who have been visi ing Prescott, left today for Californi
 Bunker and Henderson had the trial today before Justice Talbot al a jury. They were charged with q theft of some hay and ent, the co pIaining witness being Oscar Roun tree, an Arizona ranger. The jury T turned verdict of not guilty.
 F. H. Adams, the Inter-Ocean re resentative, who visited Prescott short time since, passed through Pre- colt on this mornings north bouI train en route to Oklahoma, to present at the meeting of the republ can convention which meets April
 James Blanchard, who has been ve sick for several weeks, was broug in from the Iron King mine yesterd afternoon and left this morning f the San Jacinto, California, h springs where he hopes to be able recover from his terrible attack rheumatism.
 The Jerome News reports that Tuesday night about eight o'clock, R. Williamson, a miner at the mi of the United Verde company, W knocked from a cage in the old shai fell from the 3OO to the 700 fo level, and was instantly killed.