Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-28
INTERESTuto NOTES OF pRES. S u ] < corr iEoPfE.3 ig O 1


 LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. ee Jack 1awlr, one of the most prom incnf and highly respected citizens of Yavapai county, was in Los Angeles for few days, leaving today for Ar. rowhcnd Hot Springs, where Lo will sojourn for n week, bathing in the warm waters and discussing politics, mines and scandal with the congenial people that he will meet there. Mr. Lawlcr has been member of the Cali. fornia Club, of Los Angeles, for scv. crnl years, paying his dues yearly in advance. When hc went to the Club recently to register they did not know him. He soon convinced them that hc was n member, when he was received with open arms. Mir. Lawler pored over the Journal. Miner to find out jus, how the election wont. He seemed to be well pleased that 6 few old.timcr. were beaten. "Jack" spent some time in San Francisco before coming down here, and says that he Hevrr saw q much activity going as is' going on there at present. Wages arc very his' and men arc scarce. He says that while he was in a bank there one day two clerks gave notice that. they, were going to quit, as they had been offered higher wages elsewhere. Mr. iawlsr wln soon be showing up in Prescott again.
 Dud was spotted.
 That does not mean that Dud Clarh has been spotted by the police, or any thing of the kind, but thst the writer r,et him today on Spring street. II. was full of business and talking witi two other Arizonans. Mr. Clark came down n couple of days ago and vii soon return. He says that tho deal or the Dunkirk property, in the Slaf' Creek section, n short distance from tho Senator, went through Oh schedule :im' this month. 'fle1" Pressing the Buttons.
 Jim Morrell, we'll known Frescoti boy, Is working at the new bui',,inp | at the corner of Fifth and Spiinr streets, where he has a soft snap. Al that Jim has to do is to press ,iie but tons to give the signals to tho h''s' engineer to raise or lover the sia.";' and other large pieces of iron pertain ing to the frame work on the building which is now in course of constsustion Jim had harder job until recently but when he was struck amidship' with n compound sledke hammer an' almost knocked from tho eleventh noo of the building, he was given . snap The hammer flew on the handle un' struck Jim on the arm. He came yer. near falling of the building. He l still lame in the right arm, but Ia i'm proving. Mir. Morrell has been in Lo Angeles for the past four or hv
 months. He seems to like the cit
 very much and especially since he ha
 nothing to do but press the electr
 buttons and draw ss0 per month, wit
 pie oh Sunday.
 "Brown's In Towu.''
 Frank G. Brown, of the firm of Maj
 tindell, Horne < O., ik In the city 0
 business but will leave tomorrow evcl ing for Prescott. Frank has had iine time since his arrival and does n, seem very anxious to leave the old ei, } by the ocean. He showed up at n office here several times but was aiwa, in hurry to depart for other sectio' , of the city.
 stiii Active.
 l met George B. seammell, the VIC { known mining promoter, real esta' n agent and all around finsneier, yeste . day. He says that he will soon go dow , 10 the Territory on mining busine once more. He is connected with ]. r Hise, who also expects 10 visit Prcsco l soon. Mir. Hise has valuable copp'
 property in the Hillside section. o R Went to Chicago. e. n Miss Mary Dunkle left few da. g ago for Chicago, where she will go ( T the Orpheom Circuit. She is in q dramatic sketch with her former teach c Prof. Cooper, who, until reeently. co D ducted e dramatic school on South Ma . street, near Sixth. MT Cooper fouI . Mis-. Dunkle to be such star. that . sold his school, bought a breezy iit, { sketch and arranged to start on q [ Orphcum stage. Ben. bunkle, Nj
 Marie's father, is employed at 2 s South Spring, where he is n mixolcgi z of considerable renown.
 a win Visit Minss.
 ' Several members of the Bensdisti s Mining company win visit Prescott tl '- week. They win arrive there abo . Saturday, and will go out to th' I ....n