Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-25
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geles on Sunday night and will remain
here few days on business.
Mrs. E. E. Sieger, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs H. E. Armitage. will
leave tomorrow for California.
Bond Scott, nephew of ". j. Bond
has come from Los Angeles to Prescott
to make his home with his uncle.
Rupert Maxgut returned returned
on Sunday from trip to Phoenix in
the interest of the Prescott brewery.
The asbestos curtain of the Elks
opera house has been placed in posi-
ton. The curtain is a very beautiful
one.
Attorneys R. E. Morrison and E. S.
Clark returned on Sunday from
Phoenix, where they we're III attend
ance on the supreme court.
The man who had the misfortune to
have his leg cut off in the railroad ac-
cident near Chalendar last week has
died from the effect of the shock.
Miss Norma Fernwalt has taken
charge of the Hotel Burke cigar stand,
where she will also be pleased to do
all kinds of tpye writing for those in
need of such work.
There will be special services this
week in the Prescott Mission begin
ming at 7:30 p. m. Rev. S. F. He'll
man, of Phenix, will be with US. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
J. P. Dillon returned to Phoenix on
Sunday night to resume his duties as
chief clerk of the lower house of the
legislative assembly. Mrs. Dillon ac-
companied him and will remain dur
ing the session.
Effective Jan. 22d-There will be
two daily trains each way on the
Grand Canyon railway. Ell Tovar, the
new Grand Canyon hotel has just been
opened for business under Fred Har-
vey management.
The estate of the late William Horne
of Camp Verde has been set aside for
the widow after the expenses of last
sickness and other claims against the
estate are settled. A claim for $40
against the estate presented by VIM.
Schroeder was allowed for $50.
Elmer E. Grimmer, of Marinette,
Wisconsin, treasurer of Marinette
county, is expected here in a few days
Cd Mining business. Mr.. Grimmer Is a
brother of Mrs. Leona Breed, and a
cousin of Walter Grimmer, we'll
known resident of this county.
J. W. Hubbard, who went to San
Diego a couple of months ago for the
benefit of his health, returned on Sat
urday night, greatly improved. He
was accompanied by LII. Young, of
Los Angeles, who comes here with a
view of remaining.
The supreme court on Saturday de-
cided that the orphans brought to Mo-
renci short time since from New
York shall remain In Arizona with the
people who adopted them. The case
will be appealed to the supreme court
OF the United States.
Mrs. Fern, wife of Sergeant Fern,
and their children, left yesterday for
San Francisco, where they expect to
remain. Sergeant Fern is at present
in hospital at San Francisco, but is
convalescing and expects to be detail
ed for duty, soon either at the Preside
or some of the other near by posts
there.
A. L. Smith returned on Monday
from visit of a couple of days with
his family at Martinez. Mrs. Smith
and her son have been in Octave for
about three weeks on account of the
boy rs health, as he has had an attack of
pneumonia each of the past two win
tiers and it was thought advisable to
take him to a warmer climate.
Leon F. Kneipp, head ranger of the
Prescott forest reserve will leave to-
morrow for Santa Te to take charge as
supervisor of the forest reserve there
While he has been appointed only
temporarily in the position, it is
thought that he will later receive a
permanent appointment to the posi-
tion.
Ex-District Attorney f. s. Clark
has been appointed assistant attorney
general of the territory and went to
Phoenix last night to argue the United
Verde tax compromise case before the
supreme court. Herndon & Norris,
attorneys for the United Verde Cooper
company, are looking after thu inter
ests of the company and those of the
ex-supervisors in the case.
Sol Lewis, an old time banker of
Prescott, and later of Phoenix, came
up on Sunday from the later city and
left on Monday for his home. Mr.
Lewis was very greatly impressed with