Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-22
From SATURDAYS Daily.

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Granite creek was on the boom yes
terday.
WILL. Clark returned yesterday to
his home at jerome.
E. E. EIlinwood is in Phoenix on
professional business.
Peter Bowman is suffering with
severe attack of pneumonia.
Ed S. Campbell has returned from
his visit east on mining business.
Guliford Hathaway's condition yes
terday was reported quite serious.
DR.. Day rerorts the rainfall for the
months of January and February up
to noon on Friday at ten inches.
With the passage of the bill provld-
ing for a state oil refinery in Kansas
the Standard oil company has COM
menced a boycott of the oil producers
of that state.
Hi Hooker, of Phoenix, is reported
seriously i'll at hospital in that city.
His brother, Charley Hooker, OF Je-
rome, has been summoned to his bed
side.
Hotel Lankerste elm, Los Angeles
new hotel, on the corner of Broadway
and Seventh street, was opened for
business February 18th. The hotel
contains $50 rooms with 16O bath
rooms.
1t is officially announced that all
arrangements have been completed
for the sale of the city's bonds and the
money is now in bank awaiting the
transfer of the bonds.
c. A. McEwen and John Ahrendes
who have recently come to Prescott to
locate in business will open tailor
ing, cleaning and dying establishment
at 141 South Cortez st.
Another meeting of the city conucil,
and still that demand for the deposing
of c. c. Glass not acceded to! 'Oh,
dear what can the matter be?'
Adolf Moser Is expected home with
in few days. The doctor to whom
he went in Los Angeles, decided not
to perform the operation for appendl-
citis, claiming that he could cure him
without it.
Dick Dunhar's talk OF how be came
in possession of another mans coat
did not 90 with Justice Talbot yester-
day and he was given thirty days in
Jail. If he has good luck he will get
out in time for the ST. Patrick's ball.
VIM. Flynn and Miss Mary Sweeney
we're married in the Catholic church
on Thursday evening by Father Quetu.
The bride is a sister, of Mrs. j. b.
McNally. a wedding supper was served
at Hotel Burke after the ceremony.
The storm continued throughout all
of Friday and until after dark on Fri
day night. While the rain was not in
cessant it came at intervals during the
day and just before dark and in the
earlier hours of the evening it rained
quite hard. The clouds broke between
9 and 10 'clock and presented a clear
sky.
S. K. Jones, operator for the West
ern Union telegraph company, went
to Phoenix on last nights train
for few days visit. During his alb
sence, Manager W. H. Bailey is taking
the Journal Miner associated press re-
port.
A great many of the letter known
and richer claims we're taken in by
the Tombstone Consolidated Mines
Co. No difficulty will be experienced
in ascertaining the boundaries of
those claims for that has been already
done by the company. Republican.
81. NJ. Getchel, of BinghaInpton,
New York, came in last evening from
Copper mountain where he has been
visiting with his wife for the past ten
days. They have a son at the latter
PAdOC 4ul. OclCutl IL dlSO
ested in mining. He will go to Phoe-
nix tonight for a short visit.
Unless the rain storm of yesterday
afternoon and evening caused addi-
tional landslides on the Poland
branch, the train will get through to
Poland today. The track was cleared
yesterday. 1t has been tied up by the
land slides just two weeks.
Arthur A. Hay who has been ap-
pointed by the international Typo
graphical Union to conduct the fight
against the Los Angeles Times, has ar
rived in Phoenix for the purpose of
inaugurating a campaign in this terri
tory against the paper. The Phoenix