Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Sundays Daily

Ben DunKle return "a last night
from Los Angeles.
Mrs. j. F. Daggs went to Phoenix
last night.
Elk Gov. Lewis Wolfey left last
night for Phoenix.
A. ]. Doran returned yesterday from
a visit to Phoenix.
George Rohpeter was in town yester-
day from the Aqua Fria section.
The "Soldier of Fortune has en-
gagged the Elks' theatre for March 9Th.
The S. F. P. & P. is building an ad-
dition to its freight shed at the depot.
Neil NJ. Mcdonald, representing
Fairbanks Morse & Co., uf Chicago,
was in town yesterday.
]. 2. Bauder was yesterday appoint
ed administrator of the estate of the
late George Burnell.
Paying Teller Doyle, of the Bank of
Arizona, returned yesterday from a
business trip to California.
Maj. Foster, Lieut.. Gray and H. d.
Aitken left yesterday on few days
hunting trip to Williamson valley.
Robert, Nick and Ben Perkins went
to Phoenix last evening for visit
with their father, Hon. NJ. A. Perkins.
f. S. Gosney, of Flagstaff, was a
passenger on yesterdays north bound
train, en- route home from visit to
Phoenix.
Frank Mulrein returned last night
from Flagstaff where be has been for
a couple of months installing a heat
ing plant.
The two weeks old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ingles, was strangled to
death yesterday while nursing from a
bottle at Jerome.
F. ". Tuckerman, special examiner
of the United States pension bureau,
returned yesterday from an official
visit to Cherry creek.
Rupert Maxgut, of the Prescott
brewery, went to Williams and other
points on the Santa Fe yesterday in
the interest of the above institution.
Mrs. Major Holbrook, of Whipple,
gave a delightful entertainment on
Saturday afternoon to large number
of ladies from Prescott and Wbipple.
Assistant General Manager ]. II.
Emmert of the s. F. P. Il P. left yes
tsrday for Los Angeles on very brief
visit on business and incidentally to
visit his family.
J. NJ. Shaw yesterday sold two
claims, the Paragon and Juniper on
the Hassaysmpa near the Sun Dance
mine to E. f. Bacon. The purchase
price was not given out.
H. P. Schwanbeck Is in the city for
a few days from Crown King, accom-
panied by his wife. Schwanbeck has
some valuable mining claims in the
Bradshaws and also has place Of
business at Crown King.
Mrs. NJ. J. Townsville, sister of
Mrs. Poole, and of E. NJ. Twitty, care
in from Williams last evening. Sire
was accompanied by the wife of DR..
Rcunsville. The ladies are en- route
to Phoenix and stopped off for visit
here.
\. j. Herndon, agent for the Equita
bic Life Assurance company, left yes
terday for Jerome on business for the
company. He expects to extend his
trip to points along the Santa Fe rail
road company.
Miss Murphy, daughter of the late
Simon J. Murphy, arrived on last
nights train from her home at De
troit, for a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. J. a. Hope, who is cousin of
Miss Murphy, went to Ash Fork to
meet her.
"Cinderilla in Flowerlsnd" drew
as large an audience at the high school
on Friday night as it did in its first
presentation. The play itself was
even better, if anything than it was
before The proceeds which will go
to the manual training school amount
ed to over $40.
It is given out that the legislative
visitors who are expected here today
are not making a visit to Prescott with
any special object in view. Their Wis
it is more in the nature of a friendly
social call than otherwise and they
should receive a cordial welcome from
our people.
Mrs McCash, Miss Carpenter and
other leading local singers at the OPP
era house, March Sd.
The st. Patrick ball will be the first
dance given in the Elks' theatre. a
member of the committee speaking of
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