Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06
 THE LOCAL NEWS......
 THE ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesday,s Daily.

It has been trying very hard t snow today.
 Charles Platt came in from Kirk } land this morning.
 James Mahoney came up from Wick
 enburg this morning.
 Contractor J. S. Fiheld came uy
 from Phenix this morning.
 c. M. Sturgis, the we'll known livery
 man of Phenix, is in Prescott today.
 pr. J. W. Coleman came in from
 Jerome last evening for a brief visit.
 R. c. Irvine, the we'll known and
 genial clothing man is in town on his
 periodical visit.
 Geo. F. Harrington returned this
 morning from a trip to the Congress
 and Octave sections.
 T. c. Norris has been appointed
 resident agent for the Rincon Mines
 company, owner of the Wlecome group
 of mines.
 The fine new flag recently purchased
 for the public school was unfurled
 from the flag staff of the school build
 ing today.
 Among the passengers for the north this morning were: Winnie Rogers, Nichols, Mo-; A. E. Coleman, lola, Kansas.
 Mrs. D. Pentland arrived in Pres colt on Monday evening for a short visit and to look after some business interests as well.
 Justice Talbot yesterday held Luther Talbot under $500 bonds to answer to the grand jury ion charge of illegal voting at Saturdays election.
 J. B. Girand came in from the south | this morning and stopped off in Pres colt for a visit with his family before going on to Cataract Canyon.
 Billy" Thomas came in last even- jug from his Willow creek ranch quite sick. His physician has advised him to go to California for an operation.
 Miss Vic F. Harmon. who has been teaching the Jerome Junction school the past winter, has closed her term and returned to her home in Tempe.
 Miss Jennie Kastner has been a sufferer from rheumatism for several weeks and her condition fails to show any signs of improvement. She is now afflicted with rheumatic fever.
 Prof. Jolly today received the notice of the election of the following school trustees, in addition to those given yesterday: Walnut Grove, J. O. Cart CT; Seligman, ". H. Wiscarver; Skull Valley, c. L. Miller.
 Mrs. General Baldwin came up from Castle Creek Hot Springs this morn- ing for a short visit in Prescott. The general is now in the southern part of the territory on a tour of inspection of the different military posts.
 Nick Burgstead,a miner, committed suicide a few days since at Hot Springs Junction. He had been des- pendent for long time as he was out of money and in i'll health. He was 57 years old and had lived in Arizona many years.
 J. W. Doty, a carpenter well known in Prescott, was taken into custody yesterday on account of the develop ment of strong symptoms of insanity. Mir. Doty is an industrious hard work ing man and has always been a good citizen. He has son, Brent Doty, in the messenger service for the West ern Union Telegraph company.
 Two crack ball players will arrive in Prescott shortly to reside having been induced to come here by the To- cal ball players. Prescott has already a number of ball players who are away above the average of amateurs and with the addition of these two, a pitcher and a catcher, will have a team that will not be afraid to go up against anything in the territory. A meeting will be held on Friday night 10 organize the team.
 L. Wollenburg went to Ash Fork this morning to meet his daughter, Mrs. A. Blumberg, and his wife, who will arrive home tonight from Cali 'ornia. The physicians in Los Angeles Mrs. Wollenburg that she could not possibly live but a short .ime. and advised that she be brought nome. The friends of the family, who have been hoping that something I night be done for the sufferer, will be T greatly pained to hear the sad news.
 The school board held a meeting f ast night and the work on the re- I of the high school building vas taken up and considered. The |, york was found to have been done according to specifications and re- luirements and the contract held by Mr. Burhans to have been completed. ] The only thing now left to be done is I O complete the plumbing which is 8 separate contract. This will be con- 1leted in a few days when the build ng will be ready to occupy.
 k. L. Gilboy and family left this for Santa Fe, New Mexico, where they will remain for a few weeks before resuming their journey to their home in Superior, Wisconsin, yhree MT. Gilboy is connected with he Great Northern railroad. They have been spending the past four weeks in Prescott and became very much attached to the place and prom sed that they would return at some zrrtnro 4ir,a +, SpanI fha yripfar