Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-03-08


San Francisco was notified of hi
death. He came direct from Londor
to the hot springs. He carried mum
Der of medals received for distinguish
ed services during the Boer war.
From Tuesdays Daily.
A. S. Haskell left for his home al
Jerome yesterday.
The Noble Dramatic company left
yesterday in their private car.
Fred Ulman has returned to Je-
rome to engage in BUSINESS.
There was more thunder and light
ming and some rain yesterday.
Ed NJ. Blake came up yesterday
from the south on a brief visit.
George Samuels, a theatrical man,
came in OIL last evenings train.
The rainfall for the first FIVE days Of
March amounted to 21U inches.
MIR. and Mrs. F. L. Wright returned
last night from their visit to Los An
geles.
Horace Bowdre, a former resident Of
this section, returned here few day:
since.
W. K. Ross, of Flagstaff, was il
town yesterday and left on the freight
for Congress.
Mrs. Metzgar left yesterday for hel
home in jerome after a short visit
here.
The N. & 2. bridge over the Gils
river, has been washed out for the fftt
time this winter.
George P Harrington came in Sun
day from the Tiger Coll company's
camp in the Bradshaw mountains.
E. L. Ballinger and Miss Isadore
Besse, we're married, Saturday even
ing by Probate Judge c. P. Hicks.
Redmond Toohey, the we'll known
contractor and freighter, and D. j.
Shea, came over from jerome last
evening.
Miss Ida Westgste, who has been
teaching the school at Harrington, left
yesterday for her home at Linneus,
Missouri.
Mrs. E. W. Meany left yesterday for
her home at Los Angeles after a visit
of several days here with her son, Ed
ward Meaney.
Mrs. Wagner, mother of Frank Wag-
ner, died at the home of the latter at
Mayer on Saturday last. A casket was
shipped from here by H. NJ. Maus 4
Co.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Archambeau are
rejoicing over the arrival yesterday of
a son to brighten their home. 1t be-
ing their frat born extra interest at
taches to its arrival.
Governor Brodie telegIaphs to
friends in Phoenix that be has been
detailed for service in the Philippines.
The nature OF the detail was not stat
ed, but it is supposed to be temporary.
Robert DeLarge, has just COM
pleted the work of putting in the ce-
ment mill for the Tonto Basin reser-
voir, and expects to remain here for
some time.
j. w. Kraemer, city ticket agent and
postal telegraph manager left on Sun
day for Marysville, Kansas, in re-
sponsp to a telegram announcing the
serious illness of his father.
G. Fl. Hanna arrived here from
Phoenix yesterday to take position
with Shumate q jackson and will have
charge of the ice cream aud candy
business. Mr.. Hanna thoroughly I'M
derstands the business.
Charles Andrew, uncle of Miss Dee
Spaulding, arrived here on Saturday
night to look after his niece. A sister
of Miss Spaulding also arrived a short
time since. Miss Spaulding is quite
seriously i'll at Mercy hospital.
c. c. Glass, superintendent of the
water works has fitted up and opened
his office in the city building on the
southeast corner of the plaza. He has
the office fitted up in very convenient
shape for the transaction of business.
United States Attorney f. SHAVE
is expected to reach here today to
look after the governments interests