Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-02

Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Film have re- turned from their visit in Los Angeles.
 E. F. Tarr, the we'll known druggist of Jerome, spent Sunday in Prescott.
 Mrs. W. J. MuIvenon left Monday for a visit with her sister in Los An geles.
 The Yuma Enterprise says that the Bank of Yuma at Yuma closed its doors October 2Sth.
 Mrs Emil Heyne left on Sunday with her two children to spend the winter in Los Angeles.
 Hotel Burke will open a new regi steI today having a capacity of $500 names. It is a fine book.
 Miss Sharlot Hall has returned from her visit to Los Angeles. She says she enjoyed her stay there very much.
 The Eagles will give a smoker in their lodge room next Thursday even. ing after the regular lodge meeting.
 Mrs. Simpson has moved her board ing house to what is known as the Hicks house on north Alarcon street.
 W. F. McDermott, superintendent of the United Verde mine was in Pres colt yesterday accompanied by his daughter.
 Ed Shumate and family will move into Prescott this week from Granite Dells where they have been residing since early spring.
 E. c. Champie, of Columbia, was in town on Monday. He brought up the scalp of a mountain lion with him to get the bounty on it.
 W. F. Taliefero, connected with the land department of the Santa Fe rail road company, arrived on last night IS train on a business trip.
 W. E. Gillham, of Denver, is in town on his periodical visit. MT. Gill ham represents a shoe house and does a good business in Prescott.
 L. D. Wright died at the county hospital on Sunday. He was @ years old and had teen an inmate of the hospital for more than a year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Taylor, with their bright boy, Leonard, spent Sun dy in Prescott with MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Hall, coming from PheniX.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Block have return ed from their trip east. They did not have very long vacation but enjoyed every minute of the short one.
 D. M. Timmons, superintendent of the Gold King mining company, left on Monday for the east on mining business and to visit relatives in Ohio.
 A. W. Robinson is moving into the room formerly occupied by George Wooster. Frank Coon will open a sa- loon in the room formerly occupied by MT. Robinson in few days.
 Dr. J. Waterloo Dinsdale and his niece have returned from their trip to the Verde valley. They visited Jerome en route and went to number of places of interest in the valley.
 P. J.Farley, W. s. Goldsworthy and P. W. O. Sullivan have been elected delegates to represent the Prescott | lodge A. O. U.W at the grand lodge of the order which will meet in Tucson, | November 18th.
 E. B. Ellinwood and Sam Pattee left | Monday afternoon for Camp Verde to deliver political speeches It has been 'umored that their special mission is l defense of the board of supervisors n the United Verde tax case.
 Paul Hastings and J. NJ. Aitken re- turned Saturday night from their hunting trip. Mir. Aitken remained n Prescott over Sunday and partici- ,ated in the gun shoot here returning o Phenix on Sunday evening.
 Two prospectors are reported to have ound some float in Granite creek of a nature similar to the rock which ere ted the big excitement near Kingman ast year. It is a granite studded with ,old. They have gone out to try and ocate the ledge.
 Governor Brodie returned to Phenix ast Friday from his visit east. Mrs. 3rodie had improved greatly in health when he left, but did not return with lim. He will go east again about the