Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-05
Ten Carloads Of People
Depart For The
Holiday
Miners Uaion Hold a
Picnic At Granite
Dells

JEROME, July 3-Everv train leav-
ing jerome yesterday ard today has
taken a crowd of Jeromeitcs - the big
celebration in Prescott. AID the train
that is to leave the inor irg of the 4th.
it is expected, viii be 50 null that many
will be riding on the roof. Everybody
who can get away has either gone or
is going tomorrow morning to Prescott
or Granite Dells. The town is very
quiet, except when some small boy is
shooting off his fire crackers, and
then the silence is made hideous.
The Miller Company's store viii be
closed the 4th and 9TH, and the United
Verde viii be closed down on the 4th
to give their employees a chance to cell
citrate, only those who are absolutely
necessary being required to work on
that day.
All the members of the hose team
left for Prescott ON Sunday morning,
except Mr. Mintie, and he went over
this morning. The team is composed of
c. Jackson, C. A Mintie, A. Woods.
W. H. Blaine, D. c. Veirs, Leonard
0'Connor, W. c. Strahan, Monte Broad
ed, Chester Talbot, Harry Dieus, Vale
Harris, C. Talbot, Booker, Francis
Reese, Thos. E. Campbell, Doc Haw-
kins is mascot; H. Rabies, trainer; c.
E. King, starter; DR.. Raul, NJ D., di-
rector; J, B. Hoover, timer; Tom
Campbell. captain.
Home from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Allison, who have
been summering in California, returned
home Saturday.
Removes to Prescott.
Miss Foster. the milliner in the T.
F. Miller Company, has resigned her
position. and has gone to Prescott to
make that city her home
Visiting Her Son.
Mrs. Decker is visiting her son and
his family in Phoenix.
nome 1Or the HOLIDAY.
August Rueker, who has been in Cali
fOrnia, is home to spend the Fourth
with his parents.
To Engage in Ranching.
Arthur Woods has resigned his posi-
tiOn in the Miller store, and will en-
gage in ranehing He and his father
have rented the Scott property, for
merly known as the Dyxtra place.
A Vacation Visit.
The Misses Sharp are home from
California to spend the summer vaea-
ton with their parents.
An Enjoyable Outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox and Miss Lorine.
who have been camping on Oak creek,
are home after delightful outing.
Back from the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Milne. who
have been at the coast, are home
again. They leave tomorrow to spend
the Fourth in Prescott
Going to Old Home.
Isaac Nyland, one of the carpenters
at the United Verde mine, has sold
his property here, and with his fam
lily will go to the old country.
Death Of q Lad
Victor cobello, aged years. avs
buried here yesterday. Death was the
result. of an abseess of the brain, as
the result of fracture of the skull
several years ago. The funeral was
largely attended
Choral Society.
The Jerome Choral Society viii give
an entertainment on July 2s under the
direction of Mrs. Courtney Mintie. NJ
Armstrong viii have charge of the ar
rangements.
In Prescott
Mr. Hoover, Mr.. Ballard, and Mr..
Cochran are among the many who are
in Prescott.
JEROME, July "A train of ten
ears left jerome this morning loaded
with Fourth of July pleasure seekers,
bound for Granite Dells and Prescott.
The United Verde and Pacific Railroad
did not have enough passenger ears
to accommodate the crowd, so a lot
of fiat ears were fitted up with ben
ehes, and decorated with cedar boughs.