Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-09

train, after a weeks visit in Prescott.
 E. B. Meadows has brought in three lion scalps from the Walnut Grove section to secure the bounty on them.
 Mike Mullen, an old time resident of this section died at the county hos pital on Saturday and was buried yes terday.
 Mrs. Elwin F. Tarr came over from Jerome on Saturday to join her hus- band and the couple returned to their home today.
 Ensign and Mrs. West and Little Lulu' left this morning for Jerome for a brief visit there on Salvation army work.
 Geo. U. Young, who was elected delegate from Coconino county to the Tucson convention joined the Yavepai delegation on Saturday evening.
 The Samuel Hill Hardwsrd company attached the parsphernalia of the Athletic Club and the whole business is now in the hands of the sheriff.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Heisler, who has been lying at the point of death, is reported much better and hopes are now entertained for her complete recovery.
 Ulko ,f bnav most of this morning checking up with the county treasurer. The bal ance % hand March 1st was s53, 279. 42 as against s53, 225. 50 on Febrau- ary lst.
 Pearl Stone, who was brought in | from Crowned King last week to un- dergo an operation, died on Saturday | night and the body was turned over to H. M. Maus & Go. for preparation for burial.
 Hon. A. J. Doran, president of the Arizona Board of Managers of the Worlds Fair left for St. Louis this morning to superintend the placing of the Arizona exhibit. He expects to remain there until about June.
 Miss Alice D. Jones, who has been | visiting in this city for several weeks, left this morning for her home in Stockton, California. She will go by | way of the Grand Canyon where she will take in the sights for few days. | { Margaret Blake, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ed NJ. Blake, of Ma co, arrived on Friday for visit with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. T. W. Otis. The young lady came from Santa Ana, California, where she was visiting her grandmother, Mrs. s. B. | Blake.
 Ed Shumate has five men at work at Granite Dells improving that popular pleasure resort. Among the improve ments being made is the enlarging of the lake and removal of obstructions in it giving a greater boating and bathing capacity to it.
 Mrs. and Miss Nissen. mother and sister of J. NJ. Nissen, superintend- ent of the Home Run mine, arrived in Prescott last night from New York and went out to the mine this morn 1 fig with Mir. Nissen. They will re- main here for some time on visit.
 Notices for the election of school trustee, have been posted up. The election occurs March 26. Judge H. 1 T. Andrews is the retiring trustee. | He has performed the duties so faith | fully in the interests of fthe public that he is being besieged to run again for reelection.
 Eli Stauffer, who has charge of the telephone central at Congress, has been spending a couple of days in Prescott with his numerous friends He came up from that place Saturday with Constable Pete Bosche in charge of Gus Koppe. Mir. Stsuffer is the deputy constable at Congress.
 Mrs H. K. Behn, resident agent of the Mutual Life Insurance company, of New York has business card in this issue. Mrs. Bebn is one of the most successful insuran e agents in this part of Arizona and has the further advantage of representinsg one of the best companies in existence. Dr. J. K. Mcdonnell, whose duty it is to keep people in good health, in the Crown King section of country, came in from that country Saturday afternoon on a combined business and pleasure trip. The jolly doctor is prospering to very satisfactory de- gree and is very popular with the resi- dents of the Bradshaw country.
 There was a short session of district | court this morning. The only busi- 1 ness transatced was the appointment | of guardian ad litem for some minor | heirs for the purpose of adjusting | some matters in the case of J. W. Dougherty vs. Wiltrout ct al.
 Truitt, the deserting soldier, who was captured some weeks ago by the | sheriH's office of this county and | turned over to the war officials at | Whipple, has been found guilty by oourt martial, of desertion, and sen- tened to serve two years and six | months Tn the guard house at Whip | pie.
 E. H. Mott, formerly manager of | the store of the Poland Extension | company at Poland, is in town today on a business visit. MT. Mott has | recently purchased the store formerly | owned by R. Nj. Pettis, and in which he keeps an up to date stock of all kinds | of goods. He reports McCabe as be- | ing very prosperous camp at present. |
 Percy Thompson, of New York, the traveiing foreman for the | Trenton Iron works, which has the l contract for the construction of the | tramway for the Bradshaw Mountain | Copper Mining and Smelling company, | arrived in Prescott on Friday evening from Denver and has gone out to Mid |