Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-20
PRESCOTT PREPARED
All in Readiness for Excursionists
from the South.

Prescott, Ariz., Aug 1S.-(Special
correspondence of The Republican,
Definite arrangements have been
| completed by the passenger depart
ment of the Santa Fee for the popular
excursion to be run from Phoenix to
Prescott on Saturday, Sept. =. The
train will leave Phoenix at p. m. and
arrive at Prescott about $50 %. m.
This schedule will be an improvement
over the last excursion as it will arrive
earlier and thus give every oppOrtun-
ity for all to procure sleeping accom-
modations. Tickets will be placed on
sale today at $3.50 from Phoenix and
upon payment of soc at the office of
the general passenger agent tickets
will be extended for two weeks. The
two side trips on Sunday, one to
Crown King and another to Jerome.
will constitute a pleasant outing for
that day. Rates for these trips are
$50 and 81. To those who wish to
make reservations for hotel and sleep
ing accommodations your reporter has
arranged list of some of the princi-
pal places so that no worry need be
felt that all can not be accommodated.
Communications addressed to these
parties will receive attention: Hotel
Burke, $3.50 per day, American plan
only, accommodations for $50 persons;
Prescott hotel rooms 81 single, $3.50
for two persons. cafe in connection
European plan. so to 40 rooms: Pal
ace hotel 10 rooms, rates 81 to $3.50
per day, restaurant in connection on
European plan; Wilson House, II
rooms, 81 to $3.50, rooms only; Head
House, 10 rooms, 81 to $3.50. rooms
only; Brinkmeyer hotel rooms and
restaurant; Congress hotel rooms and
81 al
and restaurant; Scopel House. rooms
and restaurant; Hines House, rooms
and restaurant; three nicely located
rooms at 329 $. Cortez ST, private
family. This of course does not in
clUde all available accommodations, as
a full list would be hard 10 produce
yet enough is here given to warrant
no hardships in securing desired ac-
commodations for all who avail them
selves of this excursion trip TO Pres
colt.
John Robinson. clerk of the board
of supervisors of Yavapai county. re-
turned Thursday from his trip to
Phoenix with the tax roll of this
county Upon arrival there he depos-
tied his treasure trove" in a vault
for safe keeping and appeared before
the board at their meeting but was
not called upon to produce his doc
umentary evidence, so he returned to
Prescott with his small handbag feel
ing that he had useless mission to
the capital city.
Chas. p. Sheppard was a passen ger !
no last nights train to ScottsdaIe |
Ariz. after spending several weeks in |
the mountain city.
Mrs. NJ. +. Denny who has been as |
ISOLATED with Mrs. :. L. Lee at Lees /
camp in South Prescott. returned TO |
her home in Phoenix last night.
Leo Radamacher and II. E. Camp |
bell, who have spent the summer at |
Lees camp, left on the north bound |
train yesterday, the former for his |
home at Kent, MINI. and the latter |
for Springfield, Mo. his former home. |
Editor Tom Schultz will next week |
resume the weekly publication of the
Prescott Prospect. It viii appear as
2 sixteen page magazine paper and
will be devoted to the mining interests
Of Yavapai county and the territory at
large.