Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01

E. E. Ellinwood has been visiting
in Bisbee.
Thomas Ross, of Las Vegas, n. M,
is visitor in Prescott.
Thomas E. Campbell left for his
home at Jerome yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Storm came in
yesterday from Del Rio.
The Gypsies have returned to town
and working the place to finish.
Mrs. o. B. Marshall, who has been
quite ill for some time is improving.
Attend the entertainment in the
auditorium of the high school this
evening.
E. [. Long and F. R. Stees, of Big
Bug, we're visitors in Prescott yester-
day.
II. P. Anewalt and II. c. Storey re-
turned yesterday from their trip to
Phoenix.
Under Sheriff VIM. Maggie returned
last evening from a brief official visit
to Jerome.
A car of malt, consigned to Pres
colts brewery, arrived on yesterday S
train from the north.
c. E. Gentry, the we'll known drug
clerk, who has been sick for some
time, is able to be around again.
A petition was sent down to Phoenix
a few days ago asking the legislature
to defeat the superior court bill.
Seven car loads of lumber and
bridge material arrived in Prescott
yesterday for the railroad company.
The funeral of the late Peter Bow
man took place yesterday from the
undertaking parlors of Fl. NJ. Maus
& Co.
Mrs. H. T. Southworth and her
mother, Mrs. W. L. Fox, left on yes
terday's train for San Francisco, for
a months visit.
The rain storm of Wednesday night
wa general there being heavy rain
fall reported at Phoenix and other
southernJpoints in the territory.
Advices from Phoenix state that
over 500 feet of the ella river bridge
on the NJ. Il P. railroad. has been
washed out by the recent flood.
The Mobiles Dramatic company came
up on yesterdays train as far as Con-
gress, where they played an engage
ment last night.
The Florence Roberts company
passed through Prescott again yester-
day en- route to Albuquerque, where
their next engagement will be played.
Larry Quinlan city clerk of Flag
staff, who is also interested in sheep
came in from his sheep camp on We'd
nesday and left for Flagstaff on Thurs
day.
E. Haney, who is interested with
Sheriff Lowry, in some mining claims
near Iron Springs, left for his camp
yesterday. He is engaged in develop
ing the property.
The ladies who intend to arrange
'or the supper for the st. Patrick's
lay dance, are requested to meet next
Sunday afternoon, at st. Joseph's
academy at O'Clock.
W. NJ. Miller, an old time druggist
IF Flagstaff, came up from Phoenix on
and stopped off in Prescott
or visit with Mr.. Timerhoff, leaving |
or his home on Thursdays train.
G. Calder, who ha; been in the en-
1loy of the S. F. P. & P railroad at |
heir general offices in Prescott, has |
his position to accept posi- |
ion with a railroad in Cincinnati.
W. F. Dermont, president of the
Saginaw & Manistee Lumber company, |
operating at Williams, was a passen-
ger on yesterdays north bound pas
enger train, en- route home from
Phoenix.
Arthur A. Hay, a representative of
he International Typographical I'M
on, who was sent to California to
conduct the campaign against the Los
Angeles Times is in Prescott, as a re-
of the Examiner.
Mrs. B. S. Snider, of Martinez, will
cave for Los Angeles on today train
or short visit. Her mother, Mrs.
}ently, of Chicago, who has been Wis
ting her during the winter will ac-
ompany her, the latter having never
,een in California.
Miss Maud Thomas, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. H. NJ. Thomas, entertained a
lumber of her young boy and girl
riends on Wednesday night. Candy
ulling and playing of games of vari
US kinds filled in the evening and
FINISHED all with a good enjoyable