Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-13

mile OF CrOWD ming camp now. Inc
first train is expected in Crown King
next Saturday. AS soon as the track
is completed and in shape the rail-
road will give an excursion to the
camp.
Ballot boxes will be found at the
following places where you can vote
for your choice for queen of the car
nival at five cents per vote: BIB.
Co., r. II. Burmister & Sons Co ,
Mansfield d Nolan, each of the four
drug stores, and j. 2. Dillon's cigar
store. Owing to the lateness in get
ting the ballot boxes installed today,
the vote will not be counted until to-
morrow afternoon at two O'Clock. II
is said the voting started out quite
briskly.
From TUESDAYS Daily.
Mrs. Coffin of Del Rio, is the guest
of Mrs. E. S. Clark.
Or. G. W. Vickers came up this
morning from Phenix.
Mrs. a. W. McCash, who has been
quite sick for several days is consid-
erably improved today.
Ezra C. Bartlett went over to Je.
rome this morning to look after his
business interests in that place.
DR.. Southworth's father and aunt
arrived in Prescott last night for q
visit with the doctor and his wife.
Thomas Coleman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. r. Coleman, is confined to
his bed with light attack of pneu-
monia.
A fire alarm was sounded at 10:45
last night. The FIRE happened to be
at WhippIe where an old shack was
burned.
The street railway force crossed
Cortez street today and are now work
ing their way up the hill on Gurley
street.
A. c. Mcqueen, claim agent for
the S. F. P. Il P. railroad, is foreman
of a grand jury just impaDeled in
Phenix.
F. H. Burch, of the Southern Car
nival company, went to Jerome today
to bill that town for the carnival in
Prescott.
Mrs. A. H. Maiser and three child
rem left this morning for Los Angeles
where they will spend several months
this summer.
Messrs. Hunter and De Almond, OF
the Rincon Miues company, left this
morning for their eastern homes, &C
compsnied by their families.
The regular meeting of the literary
section of the Monday club was held
yesterday and the members engaged
in the study of the last act of Richard
III.
d. NJ. luminous left this morning
for the Bradshaw mountains to get
ready for commencing work on the
Gold King Mining company's prop
erty.
Sheriff Roberts returned today from
a baud of sheep near the
city. There we're about 1000 head in
the band and he purchased the whole
bunch.
George Meade and family have moved
into the Pentland house, on the cor
ner of Gurley and Pleasant streets, re-
Gently vacated by r. A. Talbot and
family.
Prescott has already challenged
Phenix for base ball game. Among
the attractions proposed for carnival
week is base ball tournament with a
prize of 500.
Ed S. Campbell, of the Stark Min
ing company, came into Prescott
from the properties yesterday after
noon and reports the new mill and
,yaniding plant running full capacity
Mrs. Beverly Cox gave card party
1t her home in Phenix, on Monday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. J. c.
1erndon, of Prescott, who is visiting
n that city.
Some fine large blocks of granite
re being hauled to the site of the
Slks' building. The first few feet of
he wall will be built entirely of
,ranite. The rock is being cut ready
or placing in the walls at a quarry
vest of town.
Ed Shumate has just completed ar
for a big ball game at
frantic Dells on May / between the
ron King and Phenix mines. Big
will be run from the Big
Bug and also from Phenix to witness
he game.
The territorial democratic central
ommittee is in session today to ar
ange for the time and place of hold
1g the territorial convention to elect !
elegates to the st. Louis convention. |
'henix, Tucson and Douglas are
poken of for the place Of holding the
Miss Mary Burke, daughter of Mr.. |
nd Mrs. Dennis A. Burke, celebrated |
err fourteenth birthday yesterday, and |
large number of her girl |
nd boy friends. The young folks |
ad a jolly time for about three or
BUR hours during the afternoon and /
vening.
Charles Raible has been appointed
Y County Assessor, d. j. Sullivan as
equity assessor. The appointment is