Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-02-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Snnday's Jain.

From Sunday Daily
Mrs. J. A. Carleton L # for jerome
yesterday for a visit.
A.E. Gillard left yesterday for a
brief visit to Phoenix.
Paul Dukes, the railroad attorney
came up yesterday from Phoenix
Leroy Anderson came up from Phoe-
nix yesterday for visit with his wife
Dr.. G. ". vickers came up from
Phoenix yesterday on his periodical
visit.
W. b. Shanks returned yesterday
from visit of two or three months in
Morenci.
Nine. Ramsi, celebrated ClairvOy-
ant. located at 139 S. Cortez, positive
ly guarantees all readings. See her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Goddard
came up yesterday from Wickenburg,
where the former is engaged in min
ing.
Trevor Modem was the star perform
ct at the school entertainment on Fri
day evening. He brought down the
house by singing a solo.
Drs. Watson and Tabor of Benton
Harbor, Mich, are visiting in Pres
colt. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs A L.
Hammond.
The mayor and city council after
all did not fall all over themselves to
appoint a successor to c. c. Glass as
superintendent of the Prescott city
water works.
Rev. S. J. Rogers, superintendent
of the Methodist missions for Arizona
was a passenger on yesterdays north
bound train, en- route to Kingman and
Needles on church work.
Saturdays south bound freight
train brought in nine full carloads OF
freight for Prescott. Among the ship
ments we're a car load of coffee, two
of merchandise and six OF various
articles.
l.. J. Harbaugh, the special agent Of
the interior department, who arrived
here few days ago to take charge of
the work in this land district, has
been engaged in the land office at
Washington for several years
The trial of D. E. Scott and Otto
Straub on a charge of violating an in
junction issued by the district court
which was to have tai en- place yester-
day was postponed until Monday on
account of the illness of Judge Sloan.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the
heavens were comparatively cloudless
and in half an hour there was heavy
downpour of rain. At in the even
ing not cloud was to be seen and IN
an hour the snow began falling and
continues as we go to press
a telephone message from Congress
Yesterday, announced that 7. J. Car
liean's health is slowly improving.
Since his return the weather has been
unfavorable for rapid recovery His
numerous friends all over Arizona
will be pleased to hear of his being on
the highway to recovery again.
Prescott does a fair business both in
the export and import of beer. The
Prescott brewery is getting quite
trade for its product outside of the
CITY. while shipments of beer contin-
ne to be made from outside points.
Among the shipments on Saturday S
freight from the north was carload
of beer.
S. S. SeulI, the orange man, from
Phoeuix, did very satisfactory busi-
ness on Saturday at the railroad de-
pot, disposing of his oranges. He is
selling them at from - to 8 per box.
He will be in Prescott tomorrow yet
so that any who failed to get bargain
Yesterday can have an opportunity to
purchase.
The Empire ColoTed Comedy com
pany is advertising an entertainment
for next Friday evening. The COM
pany has some good performers among
their number aud will no doubt give
lust what they advertise. Tickets are
on sale at the Brisley Drug company 5
store. Admission 70 cents, reserved
seats 81.
Bert Mccoy, manager of the Pres
colt base ball team, received word
Yesterday evening that the game in
Phoenix on Saturday between the
Phoenix and Prescott teams resulted
in victory for the Phoenix team, by
a score of ten to nothing. The Pres
colt boys did not have their regular
team. Another game is scheduled for
today.
Another storm commenced on Satur-
day morning and kept up at ftful in
tarva!s during the day. Towards