Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11
From Tuesdays Daily.
". x. Clark came up on yesterdays
train from Fool Gulch.

is now located in Denver.
The knights of Pythias installed
their new officers last evening.
Douglas has a new lodge of Eagles
with membership Of over 100.
g. ?. Scwhanbeck, we'll known
business man of Harrington. is IN Pres
colt for a brief visit.
Lulu q. Covilland has been granted
a divorce in Los Angeles from V. P.
Covilland.
Price Thompson Is reported serious
ly i'll with pneumonia at his residence
49, North Marina street.
The railroad company has opened a
telegraph Office at \. It C. junction,
just north Of wickenburg.
Sheriff Lowry has appointed the fol
lowing deputies: George Goodwin,
Ben s. Witter. J. A. Hudson, J. j.
Keller aud Dan L. Robinson.
Martin Hines was arrested yesterday
by Constable Ward Oh charge of va
grancy and was given ten days in the
county Jail by Justice Talbot.
\ telegram from St. Louis announ-
cs that Col. John B. Breathitt, a
prominent democratic politician, of
Tucson, is shortly to be married.
Twelve miles of track have been laid
on the Arizona and California railroad
and track laying is progressing at the
rate of half mile per day.
Advices last evening stated that the
storm was general along the line of
the Santa Fe Pacific railroad, there
being heavy fall of snow at vii
liams, Flagstaff and intervening
points.
Fayette e. Plumb, of Philadelphia,
arrived at Morristown last Friday en-
route to Castle Greek Hot Springs
with his daughter for the benefit of
the latter's health and was taken sud
denly i'll, dying on Saturday mora
ing
The annual linen sale at the B B
store is one OF the bargain events OF
! the year. Housekeepers always look
forward to this occasion and the BIB
/ people nave most painstaking methods
of caring for the satisfaction and com
fort of the trade
Prof. and Mrs. B. D. Billinghurst
entertained the trustees and teachers
of the Prescott public schools at their
residence or Marina street last Friday
evening. There was no set program to
cover the evenings entertainment but
the time was very pleasantly spent by
all Delicious refreshments were
served during the evening.
The crop Of calendars for 1903 seem
ed to be unusually large this season
and some of the most artistic that has
] ever been seen here we're distributed
by various firms, mention of which
has been made in these columns from
time to time One belonging to this
class of high art calendars was just
received at this office yesterday from
J. l. Gardner
J. B. Galbraith. secretary of the
Pine Forest Gold company arrived in
Prescott on Saturday evening to at
tend the annual meeting of the stock
/ holders Of the company which was
held yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Gal
braith claims Los Angeles as his home,
but for the past year has spent all OF
his time at the company's property in
northern Nevada, about twelve miles
from Denio. Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kastner enter
tanned small company of friends at
dinner on Sunday afternoon at their
residence OIL Pleasant street 1t was
the anniversary of a triple wedding
which occurred a few years ago, of
which Mr. and Mrs. Kastner we're
among the principals forming one OF
the three couples. The others. who
we're the guests of honor at this dinner
we're Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Lift and Mr..
and Mrs. ". s. Goldsworthy. The
dinner was very elaborate, consisting
of ten courses and The reunion was q
very happy one.
The Journal-Miner is in receipt OF
the following announcement which i;
self explanatory: ''Mr. Frederick
Corning Kingsbury, and Miss Clara
Cushman Love announce their mar
riage Wednesday, January 4th, 1905,
Fremont, Nebraska . Mr.. and Mrs.
Kingsbury arrived in Prescott on Sun.
day night and left on Monday morning
for Crown King where the former il
assistant general manager of the Grown
King Mines company.
Six yards of bleaehed toweling for
% cents at the BIB linen sale