Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.


 Los Angeles.
 Eggs are, becoming scarce in the Prescott market.
 The street car is warmed up these cold evenings by electric heat.
 The only associated press report talk en in Prescott is received by the Jour nal-Miner.
 Mrs. c. E. Lamb, wife of Engineer Lamb, has gone to Williams for a months visit.
 The great register now contains 40OO names. Registration will close on Tue esday evening.
 Ten car loads of oil were brought in from Ash Fork by Saturdays south bound freight train.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Bunker and the Iatter's sister, Miss Culbert, came in yesterday from the Yaeger mine.
 Deputy Sheriff Burns made catch Friday night that netted him s400. It was an eight spot on a policy ticket.
 Yardmaster Rains, of Ash Fork, came down on Friday nights train re- turning to Ash Fork again on Satur- day.
 Dr. McCandless' condition remains just about the same. He does not seem to improve any and he is getting DO worse.
 This has been pay day at the rail road office and several thousand dol lars were put in circulation in the town.
 The republican candidates went out to Jerome Junction Saturday after noon where a rousing meeting was held last evening.
 Prof. and Mrs. B. D. Billinghurst and a number of the Prescott school teachers had an outing yesterday at Spruce mountains.
 W. J. Murphy, a we'll known resi- dent of Phenix, passed through Pres colt yesterday on the south bound freight train CD route home.
 C. Garesche, representing the Ar mour Packing company, went up to Ash Fork yesterday to meet his wife, who is en route here from Denver.
 Sheriff Lovin, of Mohave county, was in Prescott on Saturday subpoen- ing witnesses for the term of court which commences in Kingman on Monday.
 Some of the Prescott boys are invit ing trouble for themselves in the shape of broken limbs or more serious inju- " by trailing along the street car on bicycles.
 Thomas Brown, the vegetable man south of town, is carrying one hand in a sling. Just what is the trouble with it be says the doctors are unable to determine.
 Carl E. Scblingheyde, special agent and adjuster of the Law Union and Crown insurance company, of London, is in town looking after the business of the company. The open season for quail commenc- ed yesterday and lasts until March Ist. The limit that any one may kill in a day is twenty-five and it 1 is unlawful to sell the birds.
 c. H. McLane went to Ash Fork on | Saturday to register the voters of that precinct, the justice of the peace | there being sick in Los Angeles and unable to attend to the registering | duties.
 Rev. A. E. SIothower, wite and two children arrived on yesterday s freight | train and are domiciled temporarily | st the Congress house. Rev. Slothow- CT is the new pastor of the M. E. church.
 Justice Talbot yesterday fixed the bail of Charles King and H. Ferris, charged with stealing a check from | Zoe O'Hara, at $500, pending their preliminary examination which was set for Tuesday next.
 Dr. George W. Vickers accompanied George Il. Maxwell to Prescott yester- day. 3lr Maxwell was accorded a | rousIag reception in PheniX on Friday | evening and his speech was greeted l with the greatest enthusiasm.
 Judge R. E. Sloan will leave today i for KingmaD, where he will open a term of court tomorrow. He will be accompanied by Court Reporter WIS. | Norviel, and a number of attorneys will also go over to attend the term.