Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-27
The LOCAL NEWS.
OF THE
......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

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From Wednesdays Daily.
Ben Clay is in town from Huron.
NJ. B. Hazeltine went north on to
days train.
". S. Head came in yesterday from
Camp Verde.
Straw hats and spring suits were a
a discount today.
James Cashion came up from tn,
south yesterday.
George Babbitt has been elected
mayor of Flagstaff.
F. Y. O'Brien came up on today:
train from his mining camp.
Geo. Zika is up from Richenbal
where he owns a fine gold property.
Louis Mel, the we'll known insur-
ance man, is in town on his periodical
visit.
W. e. Parish, representing the Pa
cif1c Mutual Accident insurance CON-
pany, is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Baker went ont
today to their Del Rio summer palace
for few days visit.
+. ]. Mitchell has returned to Pres
-cott after an absence of two years. He
is engaged in the mining business.
The News-Herald says that the Con-
gress baseball team is preparing to
cross bats with Prescott on May day.
Miss Hemstead, clerk in the New
York Store, is seriously i'll at Mercy
-hopsital with an attack of pneumonia.
When you want roses send your
order to Mrs. John o. Dunbar, Phe
nix. See her advertisement in this
paper.
James Cashion came up from the
south yesterday and went out to the
Grant Brothers railroad camp this
morning.
Mrs. d. J. Sullivan left this morn
ing for San Francisco, to spend the
summer with Mr.. Sullivan's sister
who is sick.
Attorney General E. W Wells went
to Phenix last night on official bust
ness. He expects to return to Pres
colt by Friday.
Hon. Thomas E. Campbell was a
passenger on this mornings north
bound train en- route to his home in
Jerome from Phenix.
". E. Lewis, a former train dis
patcher on the S. F. P. u P. railroad
left this morning for San Francisco to
receive medical attention. Mr.. Lewis
has been in Mercy hospital for about
six weeks.
7. G. Norris. who went north a
couple of days ago intending to go to
St. Johns to attend court, learning
that there was to be nc court at that
place this week went on to Los An
geles for a few days on legal business. !
Charles Hooker, we'll known citi-
zen Of jerome, is in town. Charley |
is candidate for sheriff and is dig !
ging post holes now to strengthen his
political fence. He came very nearly |
getting the nomination on the demo- |
cratic ticket two years ago.
F. A. Munkittrick, a we'll known |
miner of this county, returned last |
night from Flagstaff where be had /
been in attendance at the term of |
court. He was accompanied by Il.
o. Owen who was a witness for HIM in |
a case he had with DR.. Perrin, of /
Williams.
Passengers who arrived in Prescott |
on today's train report that pas
senger boarded the train this morn |
ing at Congress Junction, who stated !
that he had not been on a railroad |
train before for thirty years. The
name of the nam and his destination |
was not learned.
On account of the extraordinary |
large amount of work at the term of |
court at Flagstaff last week, Judge
Sloan decided not to open court at st.
Johns this week and in company with
Court Reporter W. S. MARVEL and
Attorney Chas. Herndon, returned to
Prescott last night.
Among the outgoing passengers for
the north today we're: Mrs. 4. S.
HoIIey, Los Aneles; Anna Benson,
Cuba, No. and Joe Brsito, for Tor
inc, Italy. Mr.. Braito has been in
this section for some time but has
been suffering greatly of late with
rheumatism, and left for his old home
IN Italy hoping that the climate there
would free him from his affiiction.
II. A. Suttle and E. B. Prescott
have returned from a visit to the
oduMduu SOppCA SOnlbdbA : BlOlCAAg-
They spent two or three days making
an examination Of the property. Mr.
Suttle did not lose any of his enthus-
iasm over this property by his visit
and Mr.. Prescott, while be has but
little to say, seems to have received
a favorable impression of the prop
erty.
Archie Cameron, an old time resi-.
dent of this county, died very sud
denly at Taylor, Wednesday morning
at $3.50. Mr.. Cameron drove out to
the shearing pens, Tuesday and upon
his return to town complained of a
pain near his heart. Archie was one
of the pioneers of this territory, hav-
ing driven OK teams, loaded with sup
plies, from Santa Fe, New Mexico,
before the railroad was built, into this
territory Argus.
The following we're yesterday elected
officers of the Odd Fellows grand
lodge in Tucson: c. f. Avery, of
Prescott, Grand Master; H. II. Pratt,
of Globe, Deputy Grand Master; \.
R. Godfrey, of Bisbee, Grand