Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-12-21

has returned from her trip last.
 Mrs. Walter Grimmer returned IasI
 night from visit to Wisconsin.
 Mrs. W. T. Houlihan has gone tc
 San Franci sco to visit her mother.
 A. K. Lee, T. Nj. Williams and Tom
 Powlis are in town from Big Bug.
 The holder of ticket 14l received the FraternaI Brotherhood S refrigera- tor.
 The regular monthly social dance of the Yavapai club will be given this evening.
 Mrs. Ludwig and Mrs. Johnson, of Cedar Glade, were in town shopping yesterday.
 J. Quinn and wife, of Kansas City, were among last nights arrivals on the north bound train.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers came up from Phenix on yesterdays train returning home again last night.
 k. D. TreadweIl was in Prescott yes terday. He returned but recently from a business trip east.
 The city register contains over l400 names at present. Registration closes on Thursday, December 23d.
 Agent Tucker of Wells Fargo & Co., will keep the express office open next Sunday on account of Christmas.
 Mir. and Mrs. j. c. Palmer left yes terday for Los Angeles to spend the holidays with the latter's mother.
 NJ. 4. Perkins and son are in town from the head of the Verde where MT. Perkins is engaged in the stock busi- ness.
 Dr. W. ". Lewis left yesterday for California expecting to be absent about ten days He went on mining business.
 Three hoboes were convicted yester day before Justice Talbot of stealing shoes. They were caught in the act and the shoes recovered.
 H. F. ATmitage is in town to spend the holidays wltb his family. Mir. Arimtage is superintendent of the Old Terrible mine in Cochise county.
 Deputy Sheriff Young brought from Ash Fork last night a prisoner charged with a petty ofFense and he was lodged | in the county jail for thirty days.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Friedman have from St. Louis, where the former had charge of the Arizona mineral exhibit at the worlds fair.
 H. Voge had a gold nugget yester- day which was taken from Rich Hill It was sprinkled with a little qurtz but was nearly pure gold.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon went to Los Angeles today for visit. The former will return about January 2d while his wife will remain there a month or two.
 E. A. Haggott came in Monday evening from the Pickaway mining camp of which he is superintendent. He reports work progressing finely on the above property.
 A. K. Lee, an old time resident of Prescott but at present a resident of McCabe is in town on business trip and incidentally shaking hands with old acquaintanoes.
 Frank Heney, an attorney, formerly of Tucson, has been appointed assist mt district attorney of Oregon. MT. Heney took prominent part in the of the recent land frauds n that state.
 A little urchin about eight or ten years old was noticed on the street tripping along over the rozen ground and colder cement side walk in his bare feet. He seemed oblivious to the cold.
 W. NJ. Webster, superintendent of he Josephine mine on the Hassayam. 'a, was in town yesterday. The shalt 'n this property is down 332 feet and drift run on the BOG foot level is in 2 n ore body eight feet wide. J. A. Cashion, superintendent of ! jrant Bros. Constructor company, c las just moved train load of grading V ools, stock, etc, from Kelvin to the I |. X c. road, where the company was T ecently awarded forty mile contract c f grading. e J. s. Jones returned on last nights rain from a business trip east. He eturned via San Francisco where he urchased some machinery for the