Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Sunday 5 Daily


F. E. Rich, representa- the Western
Metals Supply company Is in Prescott.
F. P. CRUCES mother returned yes
terday from her visit to Los Angeles.
T. J. Norton, the Santa Fe attorney
came up on yesterdays train from
Phoenix.
The north porch of the court house
was treated to a coat of fresh paint
yesterday.
Tom Elder, the Phoenix hustler,
passed through Prescott yesterday en-
route to jerome.
H. NJ. Hubbard, the young New
York attorney is in Prescott again on
professional business.
f" J. H. Page left yesterday for his
home in Coconino county after very
brief visit in Prescott.
Rev. and Mrs. L. P Broad will
speak at the Congregational church,
morning and evening today.
Paul P Hastings, auditor of the S.
+. P Il P. railroad, has been on the
sick list for couple of days.
Father Fitzmaurice, of Appleton,
Wis, will preach at the Catholic
church at 10 clock this morning.
Fred W. Morrison passed through
Prescott on yesterday train en- route
from Phoenix to his home il King
man.
Quite a number of friends of Mrs.
Hugo Behan. were at the railroad
station yesterday to bid her good bye
on her departure for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Annie Marshall and her seven
months old babe were taken to the
county hospital yesterday, both of
them suffering from an attack of pueu-
moni4.
F. NJ. Mcneil will be the leader
this evening at the Epworth League
meeting The meeting will be tenn
pe1ance one the topic being from
Genesis 4, 5 to 15-''Am [ My Broth
er's Keeper"
Miss Rose Kirwaggen is in town
from Jerome for a short visit She
expects to return to her home on
Tuesday. She has host of friends
in Prescott, who are always glad to
welcome her to her old home.
Slowly but surely that mound of
earth on the plaza which furnished
the foundation for the big rock pile
is disappearing The rocks, except
those forming the border of the
mound have all been hauled away.
Charles ". Clark, general manager
of the United Verde Copper company
arrived IN Jerome on Friday after al
absence of several weeks in California.
Mrs. Clark did not return with him
but remained IN San Francisco.
Eric FredeIicks, one of the old time
employees, of the BIB company, left
yesterday for Arcata, California. with
view of locating. Mr.. Fredericks is
a very competent and capable business
man.
More water is flowing down Granite
creek at present as result of the
recent storm than there has been in
it this time Of year Tor several years.
The snow in the mountains will keep
a good sized stream for some time to
come yet.
John Gray has taken contract to
sink hundred feet in the shaft Of the
Eureka claim of the Shelton group
This is the second contract Gray has
recently taken on this group which is
under the management of q. " Mid
dleton.
Report from McCabe says that A
c. Campbell had the misfortune TO
have the four fingers Of his right
hand torn off yesterday by getting
his hand caught between the bucket
and the timbers of the shaft His left
hand was also badly injured.
Horace Yeoman was in town yes
terday from Walker and reports some
improvement in mine operations in
that district The Victor is working a
small force of men and a cross cut is
being driven on the 800 foot level in
order to catch the main ledge.
Arthur ". Robinson has Just receiv-
ed a lot of very nice furnishings for
his cigar store When placed in posi-
ton he will have one of the finest
places of the kind in the territory.
The fixtures are of the very latest
designs and are of the finest specimens
of workmanship.
DR.. c. ". Knickerbocker left yes
terday from Guthrie, Oklahoma, to
attend the annual meeting of the Dry
Concentrator company. He will be
absent about ten days and during his
absence machine manufactured by