Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-03-11
 THE LOCAL NEWS...... S ......CITY AND COUNTY
rom rlOndaY's Daily.

] From HOnday's Daily.
 Attorney T. J. Norton left for Phe- nix last night on business.
 J. J. Fisher has returned from a surveying trip in the Crown King section
 Geo. Middleton is expected home tonight from an extended business trip in the east.
 District Attorney E. s. Clark re- turned last night from a very brief visit to Los Angeles.
 MT. F. E. Burrouhs. the we'll known eastern humorist, will lecture in Prescott April l5.
 F. E. Burroughs will deliver his lecture in Prescott under the auspices of the free reading room.
 Attorney O. L. Anderson went to Kirkland Saturday night on business, returning to Prescott today.
 Deputy Sheriff Nobles came down from Ash Fork last night with two 6O-day prisoners from Seligman.
 Kingman Elks have decided on the immediate construction of a hall 33xS5 feet, two stories in height.
 L. Sincock arrived in Prescott last evening from the east to take posi- tion with the Model Mining company.
 Mr and Mrs. Ben Snider, of Con- gress, spent Sunday in Prescott, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kast- ner.
 The Saturday Night social at 1. O. O. F. hall was one of the best socials the club has ever had about 70 couple being present.
 Mrs. G. W. Sumner, wife of Admiral Sumenr, passed through Prescott this morning from PheniX where she had been spending a few weeks.
 James Looney, of Dennison, Iowa, arrived on Saturday nights train for visit with his brother Harry Looney, with W. W. Ross drug store.
 The new heating apparatus for the Prescott public school building was delivered at the building on Saturday L., i'm, ,,azs4i,Y, eon,
 J. s. Morley, of the steam laundry, has rented the residence occupied by Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Kruger and will occupy it as soon as the latter vacate.
 Chas R. Kurvink, who has been with the Postal Telegraph company in Prescott, has accepted a position with the $. P. and left for San Francisco today to take his new position.
 John F. Getchell, a we'll known mining engineer, and graduate of the Columbia school of mines, has been visiting this section, making an examination of some mining proper ties.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Neikom and daughter left today for Los Angeles. Mrs. Neikom's health has been quite poor here on account of the high alti- tude and on that account they seek new home.
 The Prescott Title company has just finished copying book 54 of mines, records of Yavapai county, and in a few more weeks will have their ab- stract books up to date on the mining records of the county.
 David Southwick, a prominent resi- dent of Mohave county, died in King man last week aged sixty four years. Deceased was a native of Hi nois. He represented Mohave county in the territorial legislature two terms.
 A F. Elliott has purchased the in terests of P. J. Sullivan in the fish market and has taken personal charge of the place. Mir. Elliott has had years of experience in the fish busi- ness and will undoubtedly build up a good business.
 Lieut. Aloe and wife of the Twelfth regiment, arrived from Fort Apache today, having come by way of PheniX. Company B of this regiment will ar rive from the north tonight and will occupy Whipple Barracks. Lieut.. Aloe is in command of the company. A. J. Knoblock and his associates in developing a gold property in the Tonto county are in receipt of returns from the first mill run made for them. There were eight tons of ore that averaged one ounce gold, plated, and ten dollars in the tailing. Jerome Reporter
 The Journal-Miner is under obliga- tions to Superintendent Jack Green of the Azurite Copper company for very handsomely printed prospectus of that property. In addition to telling all about the property it is a very handsome specimen of the typograph- ical art.
 A. B. West and Jack Murphy, two well known young men in Prescott railroad circles, spent Sunday in Phenix returning home today. It is reported that they cut lots of ice dur ing their short visit at the capital city, and fixed the legislature so that no anti-railroad legislation may be expected during the present session.
 Mayor Burke, Health Officer Day and Councilman Brinkmeyer went to Del Rio yesterday and had the car casses of the cattle which the Journal