Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Sundays Dairy.

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 B. W. Zachau has returned from a visit to the Grand Canyon.
 L. o. Tucker will occupy the posi- tion vacated by S. s. Walstrum.
 L. N. PaguIu and wife, of Phenix, were Prescott visitors Saturday.
 F. R. O'Brien has resigned as sup erintendent of the reform school at Benson.
 Pete Mackin was in from his station on Groom creek yesterday and took in the circus.
 c. T. Lewis, pioneer citizen of Ash Fork, was in town yesterday on a brief business trip.
 One of the attractions of the Gentry Bros. show is little colt, weighing only twenty five pounds.
 There was quite delegation in town on Saturday from the Big Bug and McCabe sections to attend the dog and pony show.
 A. B. Reichelt was in town yester- day from the Little Jessie mine and stopped over Sunday and incidentally took in the circus.
 P. B. Worden, who works at the Gladstone mine, came in from McCabe Friday night to take in the circus aud will remain over Sunday.
 Albert Stukey, the Walker postmas- ter and merchant, drove in yesterday afternoon, bringing his family to the circus and will return home today. have been spending the summer in Prescott, left on yesterdays train for Pasadena, where they formerly resided.
 Max Alwens, mayor of Maxton, was in town yesterday from this camp on the banks of the Hassayampa, and re- ports things prosperous in his vicinity.
 Energetic men wanted everywhere to tack signs, distribute samples, etc., permanent position, good pay. Amer ican Union, Pontiac Building, Chicago.
 Fred W. Nelson, city attorney of Winslow, and one of the staunch repub- licans of Navajo county, was in Pres colt Saturday on business before Judge Sloan.
 Quite number came in town yes terday to visit the circus and to spend Sunday in the city. Most of the camps o1t on the P. S E. were represented by three or four to a dozen people.
 Dr. F. G. Hudson, of Phenix, presis dent of the Hudson Mining company, came in yesterday from his property in the Turkey Creek district. He has recently put force of men to doing development work.
 c. R. Baker, financial manager for Gentry Bros. shows, is an old news paper man and associated press cor respondent. He Is a very pleasant and courteous gentleman and is enter prising and up to date in his business ideas.
 The sheriff's office received tele- gram on Saturday from Seligman, an nouucing that a crazy man had at tempted to commit suicide there by shooting himself through the head. He was reported to be sheep herder but his name was not given.
 George Moe, of Oxnard, California, came in on Friday nights train from California. MT. Moe is interested in the Farwell Mining company, which owns some property at Kirkland and went down there last evening to look after it. He is thinking of bringing his family here to reside.
 The property of the Big Bug Gold and Copper Mining company, was sold by the sheriff yesterday to satisfy a judgement of s1, 1O9. 9, in favor of Joe Mayer. The property was knocked down to the latter for S988. 5. The improvements consisting of an office, shaft house, bunk house and boarding house also go to MT. Mayer.
 W. L. Webster and wife were in yes terday from the Josephine camp on business and incidentally to take in the circus. MT. Webster is now drift ing on the 300 foot level and has just made a cross cut through ten feet of the best looking ore they have hereto fore encountered. He has not made an assay as yet but believes the ore will average we'll up in values.
 Harry Scorse wants to run as an in-