Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

never DeJJeF, anu the year 1SOt OuBub
to be a record breaker for Yavapai
county.
Harry Scullin, recent arrival from
st. Louis, has rented the Massicks
mansion at the hydraulics works on
Lynx creek and with his wife will oc-
cupy the premises for a year. Archie
Grant is engaged in putting the place
in thorough repair. Mr.. and Mrs.
SculIin are here.for the benefit of the
latter's health.
Word has been received here that E.
A. Suppiger, who left few days ago
for his old home in st. Louis, has de-
cided to remain there. Erwin eBaer,
one of the best known photographers
in the northern part of the territory,
will continue the business. He has
just returned from the Little Jessie
mining camp where be took views of
the large new hoist building and other
views of the property. He has also
just finished a large order of photo
graphs showing the large reduction
plant of the Rigby Mining and Reduc-
ton works at Mayer. These views
are the finest views of the kind ever
seen in this county, and show, besides
the great reduction plant, a view of
the range of mountains just west of
the plant for several miles. As an ar
fist in the scenic photography line,
Mr.. Baer is in the front rank.
From Thursdays Daily.
Lon Young came up from the south
this morning.
Thomas Nolan left today for trip
to Los Angeles.
DR.. Day reports the temperature
this morning at four above zero.
L. Wombacher, wife and children
are in town from Cherry Creek today.
A. c. Mcqueen came up from the
south this morning on his initial trip
for 1904.
Mrs. c. G. Keller has returned from
a two months visit with friends in
Colorado.
Jim Elder has returned from spend
ing the holidays with his mother in
Albuquerque.
r. A. Talbot has a force of painters
at work on the bowling alley connect
ed with the Yavapai club.
A. ]. Doran returned this morning
from attending a meeting of the Ari-
IONA commissioners of the st. Louis
exposition at Phenix.
At its session on Monday evening
the city council gave the right of way
on the streets for the April carnival
which is now assured.
c. B. Olmstead, a very pleasant and
genial gentleman, who resides in New
York, is visiting this section and
seems to be we'll pleased with it.
A handsome bound set of Century
Encyclopedia Dictionary and Atlas
was recently presented by Mrs. Ben
Belcher to st. Joseph's Academy.
Arthur Hendy left today for Jerome
after day spent in Prescott, on his
return from a trip to the southern
part of the territory examining the
Socorro mine.
F. P. Ward who was seriously in
jured some time since in an accident
at Crowned King is able to be around
again. Mrs. Ward is expected home
in few days.
Miss Winnifred Fredericks left this
morning for Mills College to resume
her studies in that institution after
spending her Christmas vacation in
Prescott with her parents.
DR.. r. n. Looney returned last
night from his visit to Chattanooga
where he was called by the illness of
his father. The latter was very much
improved when he left there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch, of San Fran
cisco, who have been spending the hol-
idays with their daughter, Mrs. E. d.
TREAD Vel, and her husband, left last
evening for Phenix for a short visit
prior to returning to their home.
J. n. Darrah, of the Fashion Livery
company has purchased the Arizona
Transfer company's outfit and bust
ness, taking charge of it January l.
c. E. Goddard has been employed as
general manager of the business.
At last nights meeting of the o. K.
hose company the following officers
we're elected: Foreman, Fred lessen ;
first assistant foreman, Ed Hartin
treasurer, B. TiIton; secretary, G. II.
Fansler; fire police, Martin Testori.
The remains of the little baby OF
Oney Tabor was laid to rest yesterday
afternoon in the grave with its
mother, the grave being opened fol
that purpose. Friends we're unable to
get word to the father who is at worh
some distance from communication.
MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Crouch, for
merly residents of Prescott, but fol
several years past residents of PhenIx
are rejoicing over the arrival of theil
first grandchild in the person of a sol
born to Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Porter o
Phenix. Mrs. Porter is a daughter o
Mrs. Crouch.
]. S. Jones left for San Diego to
day for visit with his family. HI
usually manages to spend Christina
every year with his family but wa
unable to do so this year. He lief
here on the Russian Christmas da
T which was the nearest he could com
to his usual observance.
Alfred A. Knapp, of Hamilton
Ohio, the confessed murderer of fiv
persons who is now in the penitentiar
e awaiting execution for the murder c
: his wife has been granted a new tris
. by the supreme court on the ground
/, of an alleged error in allowing a writ
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