Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-30

per cent in aluminium. Mr.. Block
is pleased with the good showing
made.
To See the Town.
After concluding their conclave at
the Grand Canyon many members of
the southern Arizona lodges Of the
Knights Of Columbus stopped over
in the city last night, TO spend a
day in seeing the sights OF the Mile
High town. Globe has the strongest
representation, the following being
noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Tay'
lor. Mrs. Rose stanley, Mrs. Ernest
inc sultan. George Sultan, Robert
Altweis. II. McGraw, Florence Mid
dleton. VIM. Burke, Ed =. Buford,
W. II. O'Brien and G. N. Ryan.
They 70 south today.
Good Work.
The evening practice runs Of the
hose team are attracting large
crowd Of spectators. The boys are
daily growing in favor in the coming
race with Jerome, and there IL every
indication that they will conquer
Charley Hcsla, who spikes the team
Is said to be the Acetest man Wit
ever lived in this city. II 10 sale
that he can cut close 10 the ten
second record. The manager IL wait
ling for Garner and Mckenzie to ge
into the team, when IL win be fas
bunch. The hose work IL also ~
i ported to be good.
: rratsrnA Daty.
Hearing Of the sudden death
John Faneti, who passed away
this city n few days ago, JAM
lCoyne. an intimate friend Of the d
ceased, came in from McCabe ysste
- day TO attend the funeral. Mr.. Coy'
:" lis n strong believer in fraternalis'
and IL the sachem Of the Red M
nj the little mining camp. The ~
erai was held under the auspices
~ that order. A large number OF Il
~ Men and Of the Western Federati
III Of Miners was in attendance, A. W
VI n, many other friends. Mr.. Coy
will return TO McCabe today.
al From Fridays Daily
>. lHanchman Here.
,..l Charley Young, q ranchman OF
IN Skull valley region, g n the e"y
hpsincks.
In. Rev. Rampsat Here.
na Rev. Father Rsmpont, the PAL
priest Of Jerome, 10 visiting the
for few days.
,;,. Mining Man Herr.
,.. s. X. Trengrove Of the Iron X
IN, mine, near Humboldt, Is in the
ia, on business matters.
,.I0ovsruor aesn Arrives.
,.., After several weeks please
al passed in hunting and fishing on
,n, creek. Governor Sloan reached
sov home in the city Wednesday. lie
the ports having nhe u"
and will remain here indefinitely
Two 1anssnsn.
rom Joe Rudy and $. Neilis, well kr
eds. kirkland valley rangcmen, are In
eud. city on business matters
de. Ash Forksr Here.
aged John Foley, the we" h"'""
re. Fork resident, was a visitor 70
are city yesterday on business
IL in sschsm Leaves.
,siye james Coyne. the well known
They Cabe citizen and prominent
for Man, left yesterday for his hom
en-. Nine Examination
mon. Elliott L Drcscher leave toda.
the Lower Turkey creek distn'
a mine examination. They will
the in about Ave days.
Basin From Dewey.
the Mrs. Henry Clay, pioneer
reach Of the early days, native born,
and the city on a visit with fr'ends
tance inc from the, Aqua Fria secti'
kings, From the Cash Mines.
10 OF Among the visitors to the cit
ninum t.rday from the south was ~
, s2i ton Blauveit, coming from th'
. known Cash mines, that are ne
ing operated.
smeitcr Man Here.
W. 4. Abbott. holding resp
position with the Arizona m
company at Humboldt, IL re
acquaintance in the city lie
% ON court matters.
~ Back TO seiigman.
Ill Judge G. 4. Stivers, Nike N
Robert Burns and wife, and N
III Iiams. left for their homes AZ
80 man yesterday. They were "a
- this city ON court matters
L. Mechnnic Leaves.