Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-11

manu- W Keep the pant running from
four to six months, and just as soon |
as they can clear up the rush orders
they will manufacture one or two
million bricks to keep them in stock
as they get harder with age, when ex-
posed to the air. Superintendent
Beach says the bricks in the wall of
the plant are now nearly as hard as
steel.
Ed Shumate has signed a contract
for the appearance of EIlery's band
at Granite Dells on the afternoon and
evening of May ~ The fare from
Prescott by railroad to the Dells and
return will be 81 good for admission
to the grounds. The admission to the
grounds by wagon or otherwise will
be 20 cents. One admission will be
good for both performances to all who
remain on the grounds. OF course
persons leaving the grounds will be
charged a separate admission on their
return. Tickts to the concert given
by this musical aggregation, on their
former visit here, we're from 81 to $3.50
while under this arrangement both
can be seen for from 70 cents to a
dollar. Mr.. Shumate's enterprise in
bringing the band to Granite Dells is
certainly commendable and the con-
certs will without doubt be we'll pat
ronized.
From nonday's Daily
Earl Hoff left for st. Louis today.
Joe Dillon went to Phenix last
night.
Kingman EIks have moved into
their new building.
J.F. Hemmenway has been appoint
ed postmaster at Val Verde.
Judge R. E. Sloan went out today
to the Yeager Canyon mining camp.
4 car load of Kansas hogs was re-
ceived yesterday for Joe Roberts o.
K. market.
Delegate J. F. Wilson has returned
to Phenix from attending the session
of congress.
Valentine Francis Blake, of jerome,
was adjudged insane on Saturday and
sent to the Phenix asylum.
jerome has already prepared for her
fourth of July celebration. The city
council donated 500 for the celebra-
ton.
Mrs. John W. Lund and children
will leave this week for a visit to San
Francisco, and points in Southern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Conger, of
Mesa, will-occupy the Methodist par
sonage during the absence of Rev. and
J Mrs. Tolle.
A force of men have been busy to
! day thoroughly sweeping and cleaning
! the streets, clearing up the trash left
by the carnival people.
The body of R. E. Palmer, who died
recently at the county hospital was
: shipped yesterday to his former home
: at jamestown, New York.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Burns return
} ed this morning from flying trip to
: Phenix where he went last night with
= an insane patent named Blake.
Two of the Poland fighters we're
j brought to town yesterday. One is
= charged with misdemeanor and the
D other with assault and battery.
The opening dinner at the Com
mercial cafe last evening was a great
success with one exception. The capa'
city of the restaurant was overtaxed.
Judge R. E. Sloan, J. ]. Hawkins,
E. E. Ellniwood, and j. NJ. Ross re
turned Sunday from attending short
session of the supreme court in Phe
; nix.
A. L. DeMund, the we'll known
lmuber dealer, was a passenger fol
Phenix last night where he and hi
e brother have an extensive lumber bus
iness.
Mrs. Henry Schuerman and daugh
ter of Oak Creek, left this morning TO
their home after a few days visit il
:. Prescott, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
!. B. H. Smith.
/. ]. NJ. Ross of the law firm of Hawk
ins, Anderson and Ross was admitted
to practice before the supreme cour
of this territory, at its session in Phe
y nix on Saturday.
Is Mrs. Hartman, rho was throw
J. from the merry go round on Frids,
S and quite seriously injured, was takel
!. to Mercy hospital on Saturday even
ing for treatment.
is S. ]. Hardy, Postal telegraph op
Il orator, who has been in Mercy hos
e pital for some time, victim of con
e sumption, left yesterday for his hom
: at Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Mrs. Barnett and her daughter
Mrs. H. P. Anewalt and the latter
S little son left this morning for Sal
lie Diego on a visit. Mr.. Anewalt &C
1t companied them to Ash Fork.
% Sheriff Cook, of Maricopa county
/ came up this morning with an orde
of the court for defaulting witness
He went GU in the country to get hi
Il man and expects to return to Pheni
&c tonight.
y The socialists are making arrange
D. ments to hold a convention in tn
,e court house in this city on the 23d c
ID this month. They say that they vii
nominate full ticket this fall for tn
county offices.
he Rev. II. F. Tolle left this mornin
er for Los Angeles to attend the genera
=. conference of the NJ. E. church no.
d in session at that place. He will prob
IS ably be absent for a couple of weeks
r He was accompanied by Mrs. TolIe al