Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-02-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Sundays Daily

Oh OulCldl DuSlUecS.
j. S. Jones left vest crday for the
east on mining business
Governor r. c. Powers will return
to Los Angeles tomorrow.
Frank Strobridge, the automobile
commercial man, is in town.
D. NJ. Timmons returned last night
from a visit with friends in Ohio.
Mrs. J. H. Bagby went to Phoenix
last night for short visit with
friends.
J. c. Rankin the we'll known min
ing promoter came in last night from
the east.
Attorney E. S Clark went to Con
gress Junction last night On profes-
sioDal business.
Warren l. Campbell, the we'll known
genial andinsurance agent left yes
terday for Los Angeles.
R. NJ. Hockady, connected with the
Iron King mine arrived on last night 8
train from Kansas City.
T. J. Carrigan has been able to sit
up and get out on the sunny side of
Mercy hospital during the past few
lays.
E. H. Meek has gone to Oak creek
on business connected with power
company in which be is interested
there.
Mrs. c. W. Clark returned to Je-
rome yesterday from her visit to San
Francisco where she went prior to the
holidays
The county Jail contains thirteen
prisoners but Tailor Mcconnell says
he expects to get rid OF the unlucky
thirteenth today.
Hon. NJ. a. Perkins came up from
Phoenix on yesterday train passing
through Prescott en- route to his home
on the Verde river.
Dan Bowen, a pioneer of the Mayer
section was in town yesterday circula-
ting among his friends in Prescott,
and he has a host of them here.
Rev S. J. Rogers. superintendent
of Methodist missions in Arizona, pas
ssd through Prescott yesterday en-
route to Winslow from Phoenix.
Born at Long Beach, California, to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Glass. a daughter.
This was the occasion of Mr.. Glass
recent visit to the beach, but he kept
mighty sly about it.
Miss Daisy Dayton came up from
Phoenix yesterday for brief visit
with her relatives. She will remain
here for week, the legislature having
adjourned until FEBRUARY 9Th.
Horace Merrill passed through
Prescott yesterday en- route to his
home in Jerome from Benson. His
brother, Doane Merrill, is interested in
a new smelter in Benson which has
just commenced operations.
E. L. Godbe, of Salt Lake, has been
installing cyanide plant at the prop
erty of the Pfau Coli Mining com
paBy. The plant has a capacity of $50
tons per day. The company is install
ing a Chilian grinder for reducing its
ore to pulp.
Resolved that | will hereafter for
ever abstain from shaving my upper
lip and from interfering i'll any man
ner whatever with the natural growth
of my musctachiu, was a resolution
unanimously adopted few days ago
by Sheriff Lowry.
The legislature failed to adjourn on
Friday as had been contemplated but
private advices from there yesterday
we're to the effect that an adjournment
was taken to February 9th. On Friday
a bill was introduced authorizing
Apache county to issue S15, 200 bonds
for court house.
Father Collins, of Illinois, who has
been spending several days in Prescott
will leave tomorrow for visit to
California. In company with Mr..
Hickey, of Hotel Burke he paid the
journal Miner visit, yesterday dur
ing which be took occasion 10 express
his admiration for the beautiful
weather here. 1t is his first visit to
the far west and every minute of it
has been one Of unalloyed pleasure.
There will be an exhibit of articles
from an manual training department
and the sewing department of the pub
lie schools also OF other special works
of merit by the pupils of the school in
the high school auditorium on Febru-
airy 10th. 1t Will prove to be quite an
interesting exhibit and one which
every friend and patron of the school
should see. 1t will be a surprise to
see the progress which has been made
by the boys and girls of the school.
Judge R. z. Sloan returned yester-
day from attending supreme court in
Phoenix. The cases on the calendar
were all tried and submitted and dis