Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-12-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.
FIom Sundays Daily.

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 Max AIwens has resigned as postmas- ter of Maxton.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Mccoy left yes terday for California.
 W. K. Flora letf for San Diego yes terday for a short visit.
 Today's shoot will be the last of the season by the gun club.
 The Storm trial will commence in the district court tomorrow.
 Reese M. Ling and J. E. Mccoy will go to Williams today on a brief business trip.
 M. McBIide, the Seligman merchant went home yesterday after a day. visit in Prescott.
 Fred Sattes was yesterday appointed administrator of the estate of the late Wm. Horne, of Camp Verde.
 J. J. Fisher has returned from the Tonto Basin country where he has been engaged for some time surveying government land.
 A. J. KnoblocK was a passenger on last nights train en route to Phenix, where his wife is visiting her sick mother, Mrs. Shultz.
 Judge M. Murphy, the we'll known Kingman attorney, is reported to be quite seriously ill and has gone to California for his health.
 E. Rautamn Ietf for Los Angeles yesterday on a business trip and will spend the holidays with his family, who are residing in Pasadena.
 John Ross closed up his business yesterday as administrator of the es- tate of the late John Bagby and the estate was set aside to the widow of Mir. Bagby.
 Mrs. Dixon, wife of Lieut.. Dixon, who arrived here few days since to take station at Whipple, arrived on last nights train to join her husband at Whipple.
 Those stop orders from people who had to take the Journal Miner whether they wanted it or Dot, have not yet commenced to arrive at this office. On the contrary new orders are being received daily for it.
 Joe Burton and Joe James were tried before Police Judge c. H. Me Lane and sentenced to one hundred days in the city jail. The crime of which they were convicted was beat ing soldier in a dance hall.
 The Bashford- Burmister company has two very attractive show windows in their store. One represents 8 Christmas scene with Santa Claus carrying a pack on his back full of toys and other things for the children. 4 parlor scene with a beautiful Christ mas tree in the center is also repre- sented. The other window is dressed with Indian baskets. blankets and h. dian, ,curios of various kinds, sugges- tive also of the Christmas season.
 VIC Blakely is in town from King man on professional business. MT. Blakely vas elected district attorney of MohaVe county at the November election, being one of two republicans in that county that escaped the demo cratic vote slide. The other candidate was J. E. Perry, who was elecled to represent the county in the legislative council Mir. Blakely says that the mining interests of Mohave county are in very hourishing condition at pre- sent.
 Hon. Thomas E. Ludlam, mayor of Camden, New Jersey, is in Prescott on mining business. Mir. Ludlam is quite heavily interested in mining in 1 Mohave county and may conclude to AInAS SuLu0 iLNeSIm6UlS III IDlS county l although the objert of his present visit is to investigate some properties for friend of his. W. G. BlakeIy, of | Kingman, accompanied him to Pres colt. Both gentlemen will leave on boday's train and will travel together as far as Ash Fork when MT. Ludlam will continue east and Mr. Blakely will | return to his home in Kingman.
 The Yavapai county Medical associ- | ation met on Saturday afternoon in | the Union block in the offices of Drs. l Barrett and Film at which a number of papers of interest to the profession were read. Tbe titles of the papers were technical in their nature except one by pr. II. D. Tlomasson, on 'The Treatment of Pneumonia. '' Others who read papers were Dr. s. V. Fitz- -;r,rooD- nr W CoIap,ou opJ Dr