Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-11
sTHE LOCAL NEWS.
3 ......CITY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

]. ]. Sanders went to Flagstaff to-
day.
Harry LaMontayne, of the Sultan
mine, is in tuwn.
The carnival shows were we'll at
tended last evening.
Or. Southworth's father and sister
left today for Toledo, Ohio.
The Prescott and Iron King teams
will play ball at Iron King next Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bardshar are
spending this week at the Burke no.
tel.
Eli Perkins, of the News Herald, is
in town from Martinez to see the car
nival.
Captain Geo. W. McGhee, a mining
man of Cherry creek left for the east
this morning.
c. F. Goddard returned this morn
ing from a visit to the Goddard mine
near Wickenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Haggott came
in from the Blue Bell mine last night
on brief visit
Word has been received here that
Bisbee elected a soil Hearst delega-
ton last night.
Ellery's band will give a concert
at Granite Dells on the afternoon and
evening of May %.
The carnival has attracted quite
number of native sons and daughters
of the arid west to Prescott.
Geo. Merwin, of Walnut Grove,
is in town on business trip and Incl
dentally to take in the carnival.
Mrs. r. d. French and her two
children came up from Phenix this
morning to remain during the sum
mer.
A. NJ. Cabler will leave for San |
Diego tomorrow where he expects to |
remain, that being the home of his
parents.
Louis b. st. James, is in town from |
jerome. he says that the United
Verde company now has over 1000 |
men on its pay roll.
h. Conrad, county superintendent
of schools, of Coconino county, left
for Flagstaff this morning after a brief
, visit in Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Conger, of
Mesa, who have been visiting in Pres
colt for few days left this morning
! for the Grand Canyon.
Harry Van Allen made brief visit
to Prescott, coming in on last nights
delayed train and returning to Ash
Fork again this moning.
NJ. H. Belknap, of Ansonia, Conn.,,
and j. Il. Maughiman. of Ohio, were
arrivals on last nights train for
brief visit to this county ION mining
business.
Charles S. Knowles, of Fall River,
Wisconsin, is in this section looking
after the interests of the estate of the
late Luther S. Knowles, formerly of
the Verde valley.
Tom Shultz returned today from
: bis trip on a special edition business.
He says that the work of gathering
data and business for the edition is
about completed.
Pbenix elected two republicans as
city councilmen at an election held
there yesterday. There was a very
decided majority in favor of both re-
publican candidates.
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ment company, Stimson building, Los
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The automobile squadron failed to
arrive in port last night, and probably
on account of some accident to their
wireless telegraph apparatus no mes
sage was received from them !,
B. Fl. Gushing, of Toledo. Ohio,
p. Feddersen, jr., of Davenport, Iowa, {
and II. L. Dooley of Rock Island, /
Illinois, formed little party who ar
rived here last evening on mining
business.
F. M. Murphy took quite party of
Prescott citizens out to Crown King
this morning in his private car, at
tached to the first through train to
that place. They viii return to Pres s
colt this evening.
Mrs. Trip, sister of Ed. S. Camp
bell, left this morning for her home at
Kansas City, and Miss Chilson and {
Miss Erb, who have been spending
the winter in Arizona, left for their I
home at Appleton, Wisconsin.
The Mohave Miner says that rails
are being hauled through Kingman
over the Santa Fe from the San Joa-
quin valley railroad to Congress juno
ton, where they will be laid on the :
Congress and Colorado River railroad. ,
The Journal Miner Office was the {
recipient today of case of Peach
Mellow, a new drink manufactured [
and sold by NJ. L. NORM of the Pres !
colt Bottling works. 1t was sampled ]
by the entire force and the verdict :
was that it is a most refreshing bever-
age. {
F. S. Breen, the forest supervisor, I
who has the management of three :
forest reserves, the San Francisco
Mountain, Grand Canyon and Black