davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
areus= sabmseIetie Der strasembabmen.
@pcfwalter's 0erwaltuna.

8oofuaIter bepiliate Der SnoianapoIiS
Terminal uno Traction 60 bas Re9t Gtras
benbabn. @eIeiie on Der 80. Strabe bonn
Often mad benz Deiten bis Riueriibe garf 81
Iesen. Iuberbem in Der f9en nit 8adftein'
9epIaferten 10. Strabe. 0bi6cn bieie
etrabeA ur % SUB Sabrtpee beiitt unb bem'
mad fir ben 9ripatsebrau9 Der Siirser Ii
tausli9 sepprpen udre uhb tros Der enOr'
men Aussaben Der 8irser fir'bas 8aditeins
platter pieier Strabe.
Der Sibieite fpurbe ebenfans nm ben
S9etn 5u tpabren cine &reu;Iinie on Der ni9t
bon DIT mad Beft bmr9sebenben @iltins
Strabe (Sadsaie) anseboten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
Gr0beben tn
kalabrten
II = = = Il = - 4 = = = = =

~ ie entfeBli9e Grobebenfata>
~ fropbe in aulabrien bat tpies
< berum einmal seoeist, baB ba.
mo biel 9i9t, aud oft bel
S9atten tit. Die fur9tbaren Ser
tpiiftunsen, bie Der Nusbru4 oes
Mont=pelee i'm Mai 1902 auf Der gez
fegneten Sniel Martinique anri9tete.
finb nod in MIer @eod9tnib. Mebns
li9es bat ii9 nlinmebr in Siioitalien
ereignet, Dem 2anoe nit Dem tiefblauen
9immel, Den berrli9en @Gloern, Dem
iippigen Wa9st6um, ben ipr9loIen
Meni9en.
oils in jiinsiter 3eit auf oen faum
80 snelii9e Meilen tpeitli9 bon Der
falabrif4en &iifte seiesenen 2ipari>
f9en Snfeln Der 8ultan Stromboli
unrubig tpuroe, 90 dbnte man nod
ni9t, pie nabe cine &atdftropbe du9
fir oas Seitlanb mar. Sogar fpGter,
als au6 bier uer 8ooen in Den erften
Septembertugen in 8etpesung serietb,
balb bier, balO bort, glaubte man mod
ni9t an cine erni tie @efdbr; 10 fleine
gri9iitterunsen unb St0be mar man
ia gepobnt. Qm 5. September um
a3 ubr Morgens brad jsbo6 Die 3ata>
ftropbe herein, apar ni9t 10 fur9tbar
tpie am Moreen oes 5. Sebruar 1873,
an Dem oas @robeben 100 Sefunoen
bauerte unb $4,000 Meni9en oas 2e>
ben foitete, aber bod entiebli9 genug,
UNI oas Mitleio Ser gan5en Melt pad<
surufen: 35 5leden uno SDrfer &ala@
briens tpuroen gum She'll ooer gang in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
8oulepar0S.
SoDfwaIter's &erwaItnng.

SouIeparb.S Onb. 9lufIase BON 100000
i'm Mar3 1908.
&eine 9(rbeit am 8ouIeparo puree ppr9e'
nommen. Rein Gontratt purbe pergeben.
Sn 1904-1905 befdmpfte 8ootpalter bas
6ause reefsS 'uleparb; Srojett iosar in Der
@eri4ten unb sibt als @runS an, bas baa
SonIeparb'Se unter ueI9em er ieIbft biz
gonbsGufase ma9te, unconstitutional iei
Ii um ben gau 5u per30sern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
9oofmaIter's Sermaltmng.

aeine dr;tli9e unteriu9uns Der S@ulen,
trotbem. es pom Der Siirseri9aft perIanst
tpurbe, I'M bas l1niidsreifen Der 9ofen unS
anoeren, anitedenben 8ranfbeiten Der Stact5i
perbiiten 8sine bacterioIOsii4e llnteriu9une
wurbe eemaht.
8eine 1nteritisuns irsenS ..peI&sr Irt
fpurbe ben Mersten Der Sta6t %offerirt UNI
Oipbteriafale feft3uitelen iowie fir 2unsen'
i8uinbiu9t, 9ppbus:6ie6er unb MaIarias
Sieber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
@eiebloie Weger.
6olbman's Serwaltung.

Snbiana Mpenue aufserdumt.
Serbre9erii4e 9aiter uno HegerbObIen
unterbriidt.
@slete seSen SanSfrsi4srei, Ssassn bon
berbotenen 8affsn, 9umnteIei, eesen Iaiters
bate @eieai4aften 10 itreng pie mpsIit
bur9sefabrt, trotSem 9oIi3eiri6ter Mbalon
Der unsipeifeIbafte 6reunb Der afrifanii9ep
Serbreherflaiie 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
0olBman's Sermaltung.

SerIdnseruns Der college Guenue bon
81. StraBe Bis Gornel Apenue unb BON
Cornell @penps bis sur 30. Strabe.
SerIanseruns Der Gait Strabe 9tnie.
&%erIdnseruns Der 9erinstcn Gbe. 9inie.
SerIdneeruns Der Beit SnbianappIis9ini
Serldnseruns Der DIT Ri9igan 2inie.
8erIdnseruns Der Sismard ape. 9inie.
Bau Der Broofitoe Ipe. 2inie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
Sopfwalter's Sermaltung.

&ussabe pom $4,000 in SonSs fir ben
4nbuu gum @arftbaus, bas OberIi4t bieieS
@ebduSes fiel Elm Sabr mad 9eubau suiams
men. Der Marttmeiiter notirte G%inabmen
auf ieinen Sembmani4etten unb wurcen
feline @ei9dfts.g i9er iibsr G%inabmen bes
Rarftmeifers eefibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
Soofwalter's gerwalinng.

Der @cntraft fur eleftrii9e geleudtuns
lief I'M Nonat Gpril 1902 aus.
SIR pole Is Ronate unterIieb 9poftpaIter
ben Abi1lub zines neuen @ontratts.
Gnoli9 benz 9rude bes BubIifums fol,
seno. i8IOb er einen Gontraft gum greiis
uon $50 per Sabr.
&eine Rebuftionen tparen fir bic MonSs
i6einSeit pcrseiebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
Yarfantagen.
Solbman's Sermaltnng.

Der Gruno Der Saubituntmen AnitaIt &C.
fault fir $45, 1000 fir einen 9art in Der
Siiieite Der StaSt.
9arfanIasen peri46nsrt unp SurnpIdte
fir &inoer einseri9tet.
59usbaus I'M Riueriibe sebaut.
@aeemeine SerbeHerunsen in ben gn'
lasen Defenders i'm 8roofiibe, 9leaiant Stun
SouIebarS unb Dur9sans i'm SarfieIt
! Bart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

SausGreefsS culeparb beiHabe fertis se.
felt.
SIeafant 8un=8ouIeparb lit perseben unb
ipiro iest sebaut.
rs 9rosent Der 11nfoften fir nebers unb
llnterbau Der Sabritraben Der @iirtslbabn
trdet bic 9iirtelbabn unb 25 9roseni tperben
pom Der Stabt er6oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
WarftbanS.
6pIkman's Serwaltuug.

Die 3eparatir gum 9lnbau besOfarftbauies
oas 1908 unter Soofpalter sebaut purbe
bur9 SoItman in 1904 pcnsosen.
Der Narft e~rsieIt einsn idbrli9en Srofit
bon $1,000 na9oem aIe @uslaaen besli9en
lino.
Rarft tpiro in ianitdrem 3uitanbe ssfibrt
unb lit iest cine Sieroe Der Stact.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
QolBman's WsrwaItung.

6%ormuIirt cine Notwithstanding. Gin
gomite beitebsnS aus glr9iteften, gaumeis
fern unb gerfiberunsss 9lsenten priift bic
Snipsttoren Der Snipetticns: gebSrSe.
Die glusIasem fur SnipeetiOn Der gIdne
ano gebdube rsrben bur@ 6ebibrsn seSsdt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
6olkman's GerwaItuno

Die 8reusIinie an Der 80. straBe wurbs
our6sefabrt unS stpar sur 3nfrieoenbeit Der
Strser. mad befen Dini9en SoItman ban.
bette. Die &reuslinie an Der Siibieite wurSe
auf @uni8 Der 8urser unterIafen, ba biz
Ausfibruns SerieIben iid aIs unpraftiit
heraus fteate.~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
GrnHer l~lntrrId1tr1.

.Wie eefdnt Dir mein neues @erf:
,Oie 2unIt, alt 81 iper0en?' Dds
tauft fein Menf9!"- nWisio2-nSu
mubt fdrsiben: Die &unit, jung gu
bleiben!'"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
SolBman's 8erwaltnng.

Der neie Gontratt pirb auf benz 8ese
Der Dfentli4en Gpncurren; an bic niebrisite
Sfferte berseben.
Oabur9 Der Stabt beferes 9idt unb eine
@riparniB bon $4,000 ersieIenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

tberi9aut, IS liegt 81 5psi Sritteln in
Srummern un0 bietet namentli6
9a3ts, lpenn Die Sriimmer auf Dem
gerse beleu6tet iino, einen graufig
f6Onen &nblid. pioniere lsgten bier
Die bilfrei6e 9ano an: in ben eriten
"a Stun0en hatten lie 300 2ei6en aez
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

soa Die @erualtnms bon BoofpaItero mrdb feline Or.
tpdblmm8 8eredjtfertt8t tperoem, ooer ,peroem oe 8irger
oe @erpaItmma Der Iebtem 5~et Sabre mnter Golbmam
satbeiBem. Ste Sdrser fimo oe Sbetlbaber tn umierer
staotpertpaltmms. @eIde Weanmer peroen ste fur Sbre
Neamten fir oe mdbften nter Sabre ertpdblem ?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
StraBen Napor Sampen.
Boofmalter's Yerualtunq.

Der Gcntraft fir gapors Straben.aampen
purbe in 1908 su benz b0diten 9reiie per:
seben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

biel GROCER als na9 friiberen Grobeben.
@an5e Straben liesen ponitdnbig am
8o6en. pia3o .aber, bas liebliGe
@tdotden. in Der 9ei4i4te our4 Mus
rat befannt, Ser na9 Dem bereebli9en
0erfu6, oas 3Dnisrei9 pieber al err
pbern, bierber flidtete un0 bier bon
ben bourbonifden Truppen fiflirt
puroe, piaso, oas BON bobem Jelien
has blaiie meer au feinen GiiBen melt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
8Oofwalter's Serwaltnng,

S9ubbau5 i'm Rilitar Bart.
Aasemeine Serbeferunsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
strdBenbabm.@ erIamsernmsen.

SOOfwalter's Serwaltnm8.
Sainois Strabe.
Rartinoale Npenue.
Sio Gait Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
0ebdttoe=S mipeftton.

Boaiwalter's 8erwaltnng.
unwirfiame 9ebdubesS nipeftion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

Gin5cfbciten der Ga=
taftrupbe uno Ditto.
ride 8eminiseenSen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

~ ie entieBlide grobebenfata>
itropbe in &alabrien bat pies
oerum einmal se5eigt, oaB ba.
t,,o n,nI O;L4 n,,L III s;,I
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-12
Refuses To Reply To
The Grand Jury's
Question
Did Not Want To Tell
About Mormon
Cases

If the plans of I. s District At
torney Nave succeed, DR.. J. S.
Woolford, of St. Johns, Apache county,
will be placed behind the bars today
as the penalty for his fiat refusal to an
swer questions propounded to him
yesterday before the Federal Grand
Jury.
Mr.. Nave late yesterday afternoon
drew up the papers that will be serv-
ed on the reealeitrant physician citing
him to appear before Judge Sloan to
show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt of court.
1t was in the morning session that
the trouble began, when he was be
ing examined in relation to the Nor
mon cases. He declined to answer a
simple question, it is said, and claim
ed that it was his privilege as ply
stefan to withhold any knowledge he
might have of the cases under cOnsid-
Grafton. L. S. District-Attorney Nave
patiently explained to him that the
question was not of the nature con-
strued as privileged matter by the
law, but the witness repeatedly re-
fused to answer. The matter was at
length called to the attention of
Judge Sloan, who was called into the
jury room, so it is reported, and was
questioned as to the power of the jury
to compel the witness to answer.
Careful explanation of the system
of inquiry under way was made by the
court. and the propriety OF the ques-
ton was gone into, it being said
that the court decided that the query
was strictly preliminary one, and that
there was no reason for the doctor not
giving a clear reply to the same. The
physician finally concluded to answer
several questions of minor Importance,
but later he baked completely, and the
jury adjourned until the afternoon, in
the hope that he doctor, who was not
in the best Of health. would be in a
better frame of mind
But in the afternoon it was the
same old story, so it is reported. He
was stubborn, and in spite of the fact
that he was shown every courtesy con-
sistent with his position and in view
of his reluctance to answer this evil
IDENTIFY important question, but TO the
last declined in most emphatic man
ner to abide by the order of the court.
After this trying ordeal, and after
the matter was discussed with the jury,
it was then decided by Mr.. Nave to
bring the doctor before the court for
contempt
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-12
Railroad Rate War In
Progress Now At
Phoenix
Santa Fe Turns A Trick
By Giving Free
Rides

The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
railroads have started the iveliest sort
of fight and rate cutting match for
the excursion business between Phoe-
nix, Tempe and Mesa. The fight was
the direct outcome of the efforts made
by the roads in question for the theater
business from the two towns
Originally, L. H. Lands, who was
then with the Santa Fe, secured the
business of transporting the theater
crowds from the two cities to Phoenix
from Mr.. Reed of Eastlake Park.
Shortly after this arrangement was
made, Mr.. Lands left the employ of
the Santa Fe to accept the general
agency of the Southern Pacific at
Phoenix, and took the business in ques-
ton to his new road by making spe-
cial inducements.
Immediately thereafter the Santa
Fe people cut the rates from Mesa
and Tempe to Phoenix from So and 80
cents respectively, and on Mr.. Lands
meeting this rate a further cut was
made by the Santa Fe to 20 and Is
cents.
Then Mr.. Lands announced a rate
from Mesa and Tempe to Phoenix
and return of 10 cents over the South
ern Pacific, and the Santa Fe came
back by running a free excursion,
which proved immensely popular. Mr..
Lands is pulling himself as to how
to overcome this tempting indictment,
and there are many who figure that
he will give free rides with a box of
cigars thrown in.
The people of Prescott are figuring
where they can get in on this dazzling
opportunity, but they viii not have
to wait long, for the Santa Fe man
agement announced yesterday that a
special excursion will be run on the
22nd inst over the Bradshaw noun
tains. for which a nominal rate of 81
for the round trip will be made
In fact. a new era in railroading has
dawned since F. A. Jones became gen
eral manager, with Mr.. Taylor as
his chief clerk Both gentlemen are
wideawake, and want to keep up with
the procession. AS an evidence of this
new spirit, it was announced yester-
day that excursions will soon be inau-
gurated from Phoenix, with a rate of
81 for the round trip This is just
one quarter of what it costs man
under the usual order of things to
make the trip. 1t is understood that
these excursions will be run through
out the summer seasons on alternate
Sundays, and that the result will be
to depopulate Phoenix on Sundays.
Certainly the time seems to be here
when ii is cheaper to travel than to
stay at home.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-12

ported the bond having been filed with
Jos. Dougherty and VIM Sherman as
sureties.
Must First Build Sidewalks.
The customary number of kicks
! because of alleged bad service and
overcharges in the water service were
in evidence and referred TO the proper
committee. Petitioners who wanted
cross walks at certain streets were Civ
en- set back when it was found they
had no sidewalks in front of the prop
erty to be improved by crossings The
committee having the matter in hand
reported that when the petitioners
shall have walks in front of their pro-
perty the city win build cross walks.
This report was adopted.
Water Is Declared Potable.
DR.. W. E. Day presented his MONTH
ly report and made reference to the con
dition of the local water supply. He
clares the water good in every respect,
and in his report calls attention to the
fact that the new buildings to go up
at Fort Whipple are confirmation of his
report, as careful tests of the water
were made by the government before
the contracts were given out
To License Automobiles.
An amending ordinance providing
For the licensing of automobiles carry
ing passengers or freight for hire, was
read and passed.
A license ordinance providing a Ii
cense of So each on all cars used by
street railway companies within the
city limits was adopted
TO regulate the speed of all automo-
biles to eight miles an hour, and pro-
viding a penalty for not obeying the
same was the subject for an ordinance,
and was unanimously adopted.
Barred from Murphy Drive.
An ordinance to prevent automobiles
entering the two streets at points wher
they merge into the Murphy drive, and
that autos be kept off this drive, was
proposed by Wilson. and an order
made that the city attorney prepare
same. The object of this ordinance is
to prevent accident from teams driven
by ladies becoming frightened at the
autos and doing injury to occupants
of such convevances.
Dora's Joint Denounced.
Assistant District Attorney Pattee,
representing the board of supervisors,
appeared before the council with the
request that the city take some action
toward abating tn nuisance of saloon
in Granite street conducted by Dora
Lopez. He said that this place has cost
the county more trouble and expens-
during the past year than all the 9TH
ers put together, and that inasmueh as
the county has no legal power to re-
woke license, he hoped the city would
take hand in the matter, and act in
way to prevent further expense and
trouble from this report.
The matter was referred to the city
attorney. and report will be made
upon it at the next meeting.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-12
You can live without the Journal
Miner, but why should your
NEWSY NOTES FROM WALKER
DISTRICT.
Irregular Correspondence

WALKER, July 10-The glorious
Fourth of July is a day of the past,
and the people of Walker spent it in
various ways
Three picnic parties enjoyed the day
in different places on the creek, and at
night crowd tripped the light fam
tastic in the hall until the wee small
hours.
A Pleasant Affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upper entertained
number of their young friends the
evening of the Fourth Delicious re
freshments were served, and everybody
enjoyed the excellent music
All Have Settled Down.
great many people here took in
the Prescott celebration. The Indian
dances, drilling contests, etc, were all
a source of pleasure, and now we have
settled down to the soebr realities of
life.
Go To Prescott.
Robt B. Peck and mother go to Pres
colt today Mrs. Peek viii take a
trip to Los Angeles before returning to
this camp.
Surveyor in Camp.
Geo. Colbert, the young surveyor, is
here for few days,
Saw the Sights.
Mrs Alvin Stukey and little daugh-
ter Oslo, visited in =IcCabe the first
of last week. From there they went
to Prescott, where they met Alvin Stu
key, our genial merchant, ard all en-
ioyed the celebration together
Takes the Examinations.
John Burris has returned from Flag
staff, where he has been taking the
civil service examinations
New Foreman
A. X Mitchell has taken charge of
the Greenwood mine. They viii move
to that camp in a few days.
A Sunday Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John TAYLOR were
Prescott visitors Sunday.
Entertain Relatives.
Mrs. ]. J. Milliken entertained her
niece and family from Santa Maria
the first of last week
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-12
A Big Leakage.

Among the notes of interest in the
report of Superintendent of Water
Glass was his statement as to the loss
the city is monthly made to shoulder
through the leakage at the reservoir.
He showed in round figures the city is
losing about $24O per month through
this leakage.
The fact that repairs cannot be made
on the old reservoir until the new one
shall have been completed adds interest
to the fact that the contractors for the
new work filed their bond in the sum
of $4,000 yesterday, and it is announe-
ed will commence work at the earliest
possible moment. Mayor Goldwater re-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-12
PHILADELPHIA'S MAYOR
CUTS OFF ANOTHER HEAD

PHILADELPHIA. July l1-George
G. Pierre. chief of the Bureau of City
Property, resigned today at the re
quest of Mayor Weaver. The resig-
nation will take effect at once
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-12
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR COUNTY
EXPENSE FOR JUNE.
. don Tuesday's DaiIv.)

\ session of the county board of su-
pervisors was held last night to check
M the accounts OF the county hospital
for the month of June. All the state
ment was carefully gone over, and
checked item by item. there being no
discrepancy found in any particular.
During the day session the board sat
as a board of equalization, and con
tinued the work on the tax roll. Thus
far little is known Of possible contests
to arise as a result of an increase in
the assessments of some of the heavier
property owners. but it is expected
that after final notice shall have been
given to taxpaers as to increases there
is apt to be a very interesting session.
Recorders Receipts.
The official minutes of Clerk of the
Board John II. Robinson shows that
the statement of the treasurer was
checked and found correct; also the
cash counted by the board. The report
of Roland Mosher's records of fees col
leeted during the second quarter of
1905 were checked with the blotter on
file in the recorder 5 office, and the
same We're found to correspond. The
report of fees collected and received
for certified copis. abstracts, etc, was
received, and also ordered filed, the
report being as follows:
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-12
LEAKY RESERVOIR AN EX,'EN-
SIVE AFFAIR.

While in session last evening the
city council disposed of the regular
official grind that comes at the end of
each month. The reports of various
city officials We're read and ordered
fled, including that of the superintend-
ent of water, chief of police, tax col
lectOr. and others.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-12

ia Town idSt evening" ana Is registered
at the Prescott hotel
Leonard White Of the White mine in
the Hassayama district. was a welcome
visitor in town yesterday.
Mark Murphy of Skull Valley. arriv-
ed in town last evening. and viii re-
main over today to attend to busincss
affairs.
J. B. Mcneil Tempe. accompanied
by his sister. y Nellie Mcneil and
the Misses Ber. Wilson and Anna
R. Stewart, re-. '.d Prescott last ev-
ening from tri7 to the Grand Can
Won, where til 2 all enjoyed several
days outing. The three young ladies
are teachers in the public schools of
Tempe They expect to return home
this evening
L. W. Green of Yeager. is in town,
and is registered at the Prescott hotel.
F B. Gabbert. an officer from Vii
iams, arrived in Prescott lest night,
and viii likely make ~:st into the
country on official hs,-iaess.
F. c. Miller, son Of Editor Curt Nil
Ter, of the Tempe Daily News, is a
visitor in Prescott, and unfortunately
has been quite i'll since arriving here
last Monday. He was on the road to
quick recovery yesterday, and was
able to leave his room last evening.
(FrOm Saturdays Daily)
Charles Davis and wife, who have
been in the city during the past few
days left for their home at Hillside
last night.
John Linden, who, with his wife,
has been in Prescott from Crown King
during the celebration of the Fourth
of July, left for home this morning.
Mrs. Linden left for Los Angeles on
Thursday, and viii proceed to Fresno
after a short visit with friends in the
City of Angels. Later in company
with relatives she will make an auto
trip through the Yellowstone park.
From Sundays Daily)
L. J. Morrison, a mining broker of
Martinez, is registered at the Burke
hotel, and viii remain over until Mon
day.
William Buckingham, a travelling
salesman, mailing from Los Angeles,
is a guest at the Burke hotel.
W. c. shekels of Crown King. ar
rived in town last evening, and is
guest at the Prescott hotel
Bert Miller, recent arrival in Pres
colt from Frankfort, Indiana, is regis
tered at the Prescott hotel
J. Ernest Walker, a real estate agent
of Phoenix, is sojourning at Iron
Springs, and came up to Prescott for
day to transact business
DR.. J. ". viekers, editor of the
Phoenix Republican, came up yester-
day to remain over Sunday.
F. Il, Hudson of Los Angeles, repre-
senting the st. Elmo cigar company,
is in town on business trip.
From Tuesdays Daily.)
Ben Atkins of Denver, who hurries
to sell the Dry Climate cigar, is in
town on business.
Deputy Sheriff Yves Owens of Je-
rome arrived in Prescott on last even
ing train, and will return to the Cop
per City today. He is here on Of
fetal business.
Ray P De NIund and his bride are
in Prescott from Phoenix, and viii
be at home to their many friends in
town within few days.
H. II. Rabies left yesterday for the
Verde Valley in the interests of the
Journal-Miner
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Mayer of
Mayer are rejoicing over the arrival
of an infant son. Mother and child
are doing well.
J. S Withers and w A Perkins.
both of Kingman are in the city in
attendance nnon this session Of the