Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-02-15

Henry Hartin and Miss Gertie Smith
were married last night by Rev. c. W.
Rogers at the residence of the brides
mother on the corner of Mt. Vernon
and Sheldon streets. Only relatives
of the bride and groom and few in
innate friends were present. The
groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hartin and was born and raised in
Prescott. He is young man Of ex-
cellent habits and highly respected by
all who know him and Is now serving
his third term as city treasurer. The
bride is also native of Prescott and
is most worthy young lady. The
Journal Miner extends its sincere con-
gratuIations to the young couple wish
ing them prosperity and happiness.
Reese NJ. Ling returned yesterday
from visit to the property of the
Gold King Mining Co., in the Brad
shaw mountains where he spent sever
al days looking over the development
work now under way and is more than
pleased with the progress made during
last month. Fifty three feet was
driven in the main tunnel during
January, most of this distance being
through very hard rock. This tunnel
is now in over 24O feet and according
to survey should reach the ledge in
about 100 feet further. As the work
is now in easy working ground, the
management hope to reach the ledge
in about 40 days. Three shifts of
men are being employed and Secretary
Ling says everything looks very en-
couraging. He says that there was
about eight inches of snow on the lev
ell at the Gold King camp when he left.
From Fridays Daily.
T. R. Darnell is in town from Hill
side.
E. \. Sawyer, of winslow, was in
town yesterday.
T. E. Fitzsimmons left on yester
days train for Los Angeles.
Governor Louis Wolfiey has return
ed from visit to Phoenix.
Mrs. F. G. Mccoy has returned
from visit with relatives in Cali
fornia.
The concert on Wednesday evening
Melted about SO for the manual train
ing fund.
A new deal is on for the Buster
mine with prospects good for its con
summation.
A meeting of all the boards of sup
ervisors of the territory was scheduled
to be held in Phoenix yesterday.
The members of the board of super
visors and the clerk went to Phoenix
on Wednesday nights train, on some
official business.
Mrs. Clara B. Haywood entertained
a number of the prominent members
of the Monday club, at dinner last
evening at the Yavapai club.
L. A. Davies returned yesterday
from a visit to the Sun Dance prop
erty. He says that the mill is run
ming regularly and work is progressing
in the mine.
The ella river bridge of the NJ. 8
?. railroad which was washed out has
been partially repaired and Mr.. Bick-
nell expects to get trains through on
the road today.
Mrs. Lottie Mercer, who has had
charge of the millinery department at
the New York store the past year, left
yesterday for San Francisco, where
she expects to engage with one of the
large wholesale houses.
The Fraternal Brotherhood, new
lodge, meets tonight at S:15 sharp.
All members are requested to be pre-
sent. Something doing. Dancing af-
ter meeting of lodge.
Harrington Blauvelt. who was il
town yesterday states that four feet OF
snow has fallen in the Senator section,
of which there is about eighteen in
ches yet on the ground.
The Eagles band has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Ell S. Wright, pIesi-
dent; ". S. Reynolds, vice president
W.D. Tinker, secretary and treaasur-
er; A. j. Eller, leader.
Dennis May, who has spent the win
ter at his old home in New York
state, came in on last night train
and will remain some time looking af-
ter his mining interests in this sec
ton.
Dan P. Kelly, former cook for Ed
Shumate, but who has been in Cali
fornia for the past few years has re-
turned to Prescott and has accepted
his former position as cook for Shu-
mate & jackson. Mr.. Kelly is an ex-