Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-04-08

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 tion has been tested.
 Walter Pentland came in on las evenings train from Los Angeles where he has been visiting his pa rents. He has been engaged for tn four months previous to going to Lo Angeles in the erection of a cyanid plant on the, desert northeast of Lo Angeles, having been driven out o Colorado by the cold weather, freez ing up the mill of which he was il charge. After a short visit witt friends in this section he will return to Colorado, unless something at tractive is offered to him to induc, him to remain in this section. From Thursdays Daily.
 ''Uncle' Jimmy More is in towr today.
 The temperature fell considerably last night.
 Judge Ainsworth is in town iron Walnut creek.
 W. F. McLallen left this morning fol his eastern home.
 F. W. Howard, made another start for Flagstaff today.
 The unclaimed letter list of King man last week numbered just two let ters.
 Mrs. A. B. Nader and her child returned several days since from their visit east.
 Salt river is higher at the present time than it has been since 1897. One man was drowned and a whole family narrowly escaped death from the same cause.
 The case of the territory vs. Barney Hurd, on a charge of robbery is on trial this afternoon.
 The jury in the case of the territory vs Frank Spence returned a verdict of acquittal this morning.
 H. B. St. Claire, of Phenix, who has been in town for a couple of days left for Flagstaff today.
 Judge J. H. Kibbey, of Phenix, passed through Prescott on this morn Ing's train en route to Flagstaff.
 Miller creek was on a rampage yes 5erday. It washed away about cord 1f Fitzsimmons & Keating's wood.
 Ex-Governor Lewis Wolfiey came ID on this mornings train from Phe- nix on business trip, of few days
 J. M. Glass, the Pasadena lecturer, will deliver a lecture in the Prescott opera house next Sunday night.
 Tomorrow will be arbor day for northern Ariozna. Being legal holi- lay all three of Prescott's banks will 1e closed.
 All west bound trains on the Santa Ee were late last evening. It was re- ported that mile of track was sub merged near Williams.
 J. l.. Hornbuckle was brought up rom Phenix this morning to answer a .harge of embezzlement preferred Igainst him by c. P. Wingfeld.
 The water ran into the fuel oil tank if the steam laundry on Tuesday light, crowding out the oil which Iooded the streets for a time yester- lay morning.
 Rev. H. H. Wikotf, connected with he Church Building society of the church is in town. Ie will leave on tonight's train for ohenix.
 The annual business meeting and oil call of the Baptist church will be leld this evening at the church. All members and friends of the church re urged to be present.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kicheloe and their wo children left on this mornings rain for Los Angeles to reside. Mir. {icheloe has been in the employ of s. H. Burmister & Sons company. c. A. Barnhart, brother of A. D. came up on this mornings rain for visit here. Mir. Barnhart s an electrical engineer, and has ,een located in Tucson for some time.
 E. W. Badger, a mining engineer of Amboy, Illinois, left for his home oday after spending several months n this section.
 Van H. Brooks, superintendent of mining property on Groom creek has from business trip east.
 T. H. Rynning has been reappointed ,aptain of the Arizona rangers by Governor Brodie. A law passed by he recent legislature increases the orce of rangers six men.
 Granite creek has carried more wa CT during the past twenty four hours han it has done in similar period or eight years.
 A. B. Noxon, Richard Lamson and ". F. McLallen went out to the Ounkirk mine today.
 March came in like lamb, but the ast few days of the month were very much like a roaring lion.
 A land slide near the Last Chance nine this morning caused a delay of about an hour to the north bound rain.
 The total rainfall during the recent storm, as reported by Dr. w. E. Day, was ?. inches
 Worth Rybon is in town from Nc: Cabe. He says the camp there is -ather quiet at present.
 Three cases of small pox are report d at McCabe. They are well quaran- ,ined and it is not thought that the disease will spread.
 Hon. P. A. Schilling and wife of Florence, came up on this mornings rain. MT. Schilling represented Pinal county at the recent session of he legislature.
 Emery Els has been run down near