Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

third Monday, January q, 1905.
 J. ". Stewart is confined to his bed threatened with an attack of pneumon- ia.
 The trial jury of the district court was excused yesterday morning until Monday at 9 30.
 Geore Zika arrived last night from the Richenbar country and will remain in the city few days.
 Miss Amy Nelson gave luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Clara Cri- ley and Miss Nellie Drake.
 Lee Stanyer and Lovina Campbell both of Walnut grove were married yesterday afternoon by Judge Hicks.
 J. Q. Stephens, the cattle man of Williamson Valley, came in yesterday and is stopping at the Prescott hotel.
 W. H. GilIard went to Kirkland CD last nights train and will resume
 
 he and associates are developing. D. N. Jenkins came in last night from his mining property located near Mayer and on which he is pushing development with a small force of men,
 Mrs. Jennie Paul, the agreeable and painstaking hostess of the Jerome Junction hotel, spent yesterday in the city with friends and paid this office a pleasant visit.
 DT. Ralph J. Roper leaves today for Santa Anna, California, to spend the holidays with his family. He will be absent until after New Years and will bring the family back with him.
 Tucson is beginning to agitate tine driving out of the gambling element and the occasion for the discussion of the question lays in the great number of sports that have invaded that sec tion since gambling was closed in Fl Paso.
 FIRST CLASS all round cook with
 wife wants mine boarding house to
 operate by contract or would work
 for wages for gooI outft-strictly
 reliable in every way. Good refer
 enees. W. B. Patten, O. K. meat
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 D. N. Jenkins. the we'll known min ing engineer of Mayer, arrived in the city yesterday evening on a business visit. Mir. Jenkins gives an excellent account of mining in that section, and notes the progress in that section generally.
 Price Thompson has returned from two months trip to Kingman and the Gold Roads country. He reports considerable activity among the mines of that section and says that work will shortly begin on a large shelter to be built at Kingman. Ed Waddles, the popular commercial man of St. Joseph, Missouri, the state that is on everybody's lips these days, came in on last nights train on business visit. Mr. WaddIes has a | large circle of friends in this city among all classes and he is a welcome | visitor at any time.
 4 man named Job, who stole tent | at Wickenburg and was convicted of l the crime early this week, had sen- tsnce passed on him today by Judge Sloan. He has given two and one half years in Yuma. His partner, Spence, was more fortunate for the time being. having his case continued for the term. Later Justice Talbot took Spence in charge and gave him ninety days i'll the county jail for the crime. The opening of the Gold Coin sa- loon last evening was largely attend ed. An elegant lunch was served and the Eagles band furnished music. Messrs. Holtan and Birch were kept busy extending a welcome to their friends to their new place and a great many compliments were paid them on the elegance of their new quarters. Th9 Gold Coin Is one of the finest places in the city and Prescott has quite number of elegantly appoint ed and expensive saloons.
 The Prescott lodge of EIks is the recipient ofIa handsome present from F. M. Murphy. The donation is in the shape of pair of elk horns that have orDamented the home of MT. Murphy for years, and are the finest and most costliest of theiI kind to be seen anywhere in the country. The lodge feels duly gratefulsto the giver. and they will be placed above the grand entrance to the new building