Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.

Attorney General E. W. Wells re- turned yesterday from a visit to Phen- K.
 Sines x Bockmark have commenced work on their sewer extension con tract.
 District Attorney E. s. Clark re- turned yesterday from professional visit to Phenix.
 The whistle of the Prescott Electric company sounded the curfew last night at S:3O o'clock.
 F. M Murphy returned last evening from Phenix by special train which arrived about o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Dennle Ryan went over to Jerome yesterday where. they expect to engage in business.
 Major William Dewitt came over yesterday from Jerome having resigned his position with the United Verde Copper company there.
 Mrs. Flora, mother of W. K. Flora, arrived in Prescott last evening for visit with her son. The latter's wife went to Ash Fork to meet her.
 Eighteen car loads of freight arrived in Prescott from the north on Tuesday and nine on Wednesday. This does not look much like dull business times in Prescott.
 Eli Marks, who has been visiting his brother Jake Marks in Prescott. for the past few days left last night for Phenix and thence will return to his home in San Francisco.
 City Clerk H. H. Cartier has com menced the registration of voters for the city election. Registration is re- quired for this election the same as for the county election.
 It is semi-officiaIly announced that Governor Brodie will offer S250 reward for the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons who robbed the office of the county treasurer.
 T. B. Pollock, the we'll known Flag staff banker, was passenger on yes terday's north bound train en route home from attending the meeting of the territorial bankers association in that city.
 Emil Heyne will leave today for LosAngeles where his family is resid- ing and after a short visit there will go to Douglas where he expects to re- main for some time.
 B. c. Chapman and N. D. Bechtel came in with c. J. George from Los Angeles. MT. Chapman is vice presi- dent of the Poland American company. The party went out to Poland today.
 W. H. Timerhof returned last night from his visit east. He visited the St. Louis exposition and also made extensive purchases of stationery and novelties for his postoffice drug store.
 The administrator of the estate of the late Adoplh Spadino has made his returns to the probate court of the sale of the half interest in the Ger mania saloon formerly owned by de- ceased. The proceeds of the sale amounted to S112.Q5.
 MT. and Mrs. Il. c. Molloy have moved in from the Cash mine to live in Prescott, during the winter. They have rented a house on south Marina street. MT. Malloy will still remain in the employ of the company operat- ing the mine.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Valentine and their two children and Mrs. Valer- tines sister, Miss Jenks, left last night for Phenix, after spending the summer here. Mir. Valentine was one of the contractors on the Elks' build ing and Congregational church.
 Louis Mel, insurance adjuster for the Aetna insurance company, left last night for Phenix. MT. Mel is on his periodical trip through the terri tory looking after the business of the company. Mr. Mel has been travelling in Arizona for thes past twenty.six years.
 P. s. Dickenson representing large desk manufacturing institution left on yesterdays train for Flagstaff, af- ter few days visit in Prescott, figur- Ing with the Elks and the Congrega- tionalists for furnishing their respect i've buildings with seats and other re- quired furniture.
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