Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-08-03

just disposed of property in Los Angeles for s22, 800. MT. Freeze has been in Nome for the past few years coming to Los Angeles annually for a visit with his family.
 The Prescott Title company has moved into its new quarters next to the New York store, in the room lately vacated by Dr. Hartzell. the dentist. The company now has a splendid office and location that cannot be ex9elled in the city. i J. c. Campbell, one of the men charged with violation of the injunc- tion against the Santa Fe striking mechanics, was tried last week and acquitted. Otto Straub was convicted of similar charge and was sentenced to pay fine of $50 or go to jail twenty five days. He paid the fine.
 With the Santa Fe trains all run ming through Prescott the station "rubbes necks" are having a strenu- ous time. The professionals however, do not miss a train, staying up till midnight to meet those that are late and rising early to meet the early morning trains.
 i J. H. Lee, Jr., of the Verde valley | has announced his candidacy for supervisor on the democratic ticket, | if he can get the endo rsement of the democratic convention. Mir. Lee is a son of that veteran republican, J. H. Lee, of the America1 ranch but has wandered away from the faith of his father.
 A. E. Suppiger, the we'll known photographer, formerly of Prescott, is in the employ of the official pho tographers of the St. Louis exposi- ton. The company has taken views of the principal buildings and princi- pal attractions of the exposition and have grouped them into an album, a copy of which can be seen at Erwin Baer's studio in the Lawler block.
 The railroad company last week had its first experience for several months i with washouts. On Friday there was a washout on the switch backs on the Crown King road delaying the incom- ing train for about four or five hours. On Saturday there were a number of washouts in the vicinity of Wicken- burg, covering four or five miles of track, which delayed the north bound trains for about four hours.
 H. B. Seeley, who gave the famous Seeley" dinner in New York a few years since at which Little Egypt, !" a vaudeville actor, appeared arrAyed only in natures costume is reported to have been arrested in Bisbee last week for passing bogus checks Mr 1 Seeley came to Arizona recently an- nouncing that he intended making this territory his home.
 ] On Thursday of last week the mem bers of the Christian Science church and Sunday school enjoyed delight ful picnic at Granite Dells. The grounds and lake at the Dells were given over to the children who thor oughly enjoyed the day. Granite Dells is one of the prettiest spots Tn all Arizona and the recent rains have given the trees and all the vegetation a beauty that cannot be ecxelled any where.
 J. H. Darrah was arrested at Ash Fork while he was en roue east and returned to Prescott on a charge of attempting to defraud his creditors The transaction was in connection with the sale of the Fashion livery stable on which a mortgage for 5l, 5C0 was held by P. L. Kastner. He had his examination before Justice Talbot on Thursday and Friday of last week and was held under 5l, 800 bonds to appear before the grand jury.
 SITUATION WANTED.-By young mining engineer, assayer, surveyor and cyanide chemist. Thoroughly understands mining geology and ore deposits. Also familiar with ore treatment and mining machinery. Has had several years experience Speciality, cyaniding and "roughing it. ," Will accept position in any capacity where there is promise of permanency and advance. Address box 14S, Prescott, Arizona. 6-3-3
 Mrs. W. H. Barnes, of Tucson. while visiting the St. Louis exposi- tion and while ridiug in a jinrikisha. drawn by Japanese, was thrown over an em bankment, sustaining injuries which will probably cripple her for life. On the night before this acci- dent her nephew, Will Daley, was