Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-27
! THE LOCAL NEWS.
! ......CTY And COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

Sig Simon is in town on his period
ical visit.
Mrs. Williams left this morning for
Fruita, Colorado.
DR.. o. L. Geer came up this morn
ing from Martinez.
J. G. Hurley returned last evening
from his trip to jerome.
W. c. Parsons came in on last even
ing's train from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. L. Williams
came up this morning from Phenix.
Wells H. Bates returned this morn
ing from his trip to the Welcome
group of mines.
There was a slight snow fall this
morning, just sufficient to barely
cover the gsound.
Its your own fault if you don't get
in on the sale of Stein Bloch suits and
..
Mrs. ]. c. Herndon entertained a
number of ladies at her residence on
Monday afternoon in her usual charm
ing manner.
District Attorney E. s. Clark was
called to Williams by telegraph on
professional business, leaving for there
on this mornings train.
y. NJ. Crossett, representing a San
Francisco harness and saddlery estab-
lishment, left on this mornings train
after short business visit in Prescott.
Norman MCGEE, mention of whose
arrival here two or three months ago,
and of his experience with the boxer
trouble in China was made in these
columns, left this morning for Denver.
An explosion of gas which had &C.
cumulated in coal stove in an East
Prescott residence last evening sent
forth a volume of smoke from the
chimney, and caused some excitement
for a short time in the neighborhood.
1t caused quite a loud report, but no
damage was done.
J. o. Dimmick, an experienced min
ing, milling and concentrating man
of Denver. who has been in the Brad
shaw mountain section for several
weeks, left today for California. He
expressed himself highly pleased with
his trip here and says it has not been
in vain.
d. c. Monroe returned on last
nights train from a protracted visit
east. He was accompanied by q. W.
Vaughan and Geo. B. Splitter, of De-
catur, Illinois. The party went out to
Lynx creek today to see the property
of the Monroe Consolidated Mining
company, accompanied by Superin-
tendent F. A. Bletcher.
1t has been learned that the cause
of the death of the late Us. Waughtel, |
of Jerome, secretary of the Yavapai
Oil and Development company, was a
rupture, produced by lifting heavy |
ingot of copper. The remains we're
shipped to his former home at Stock |
ton, California, for burial.
John q. Simon, sthe victim of the
Bradshaw mountain accident, ON
Monday afternoon, died Tuesday even
ing from the effect of his injuries, and |
the body was taken in charge by q.
NJ. Maus & Company. Deceased was
about 40 years of age, and was held in
high esteem by all who knew him.
He was formerly engaged in the mer-
camille business in Chicago with his
brother, and came to Arizona on ac-
count of failing health.
Geo. F. ShurtIeff, of the Crowned |
King Mines company has engaged
special train to 60 to Ash Fork tomOr
row to carry the remains of the late
J. G. Simon, to connect with the east
bound limited train. The train will
leave Prescott at s 30 o'clock Mr..
ShuitieH viii accompany the remains
to Chicago, where they will be buried.
Mr.. SImon's brother reached Chilli
cothe, Missouri, before receiving word |
of his brothers death, and from there
he returned to Chicago where he |
will await the arrival of the body.
From Thursdays Daily.
Attend Ed Blocks Clothing Sale. I"
E. r. Houghton returned this morn
ing from a visit to Phenix.
George Harbauer returned this
morning from trip to Florence.
Ed Block has very large stock of
boys and children's sweaters. Call
and see them.
The new steel bridge of the Prescott |
& Eastern railroad across Salt river
will be completed next week.
Judge Sloan returned to Prescott |
this morning from Pehnix where he
has been in attendance at the session
of the supreme court, which adjourn !