Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-12-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

yesterday.
 Fourteen prisoners still remain in the county jail.
 Ed Shumate returned yeserday from his visit to Tacson.
 The official majority of Mark Smith in the territory is S56.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will l.. Clark came in from Jerome last evening.
 Louis W. McCandless left yesterday for his home in Kansas City.
 M. A. Black, an old time resident of Flagstaff, is a Prescott visitor.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Blair went to Phenix on last nights train for few weeks visit.
 Candidates for city offices are back ward in coming forward with their announcements.
 Prescott received its first installment of winter rain on Friday night and Saturday morning.
 Mrs. c. NJ. BinfoId is making rapid recovery from an attack of diphtheria at Ocean Park, California.
 The rainfall on Friday night and Saturday morning amounted to thirty one hundredths of an inch.
 .Dr. W. I. Linn went to Phenix last evening on brief business trip. He will return home on Tuesday.
 Judge J. H. Kibbey, of Phenix, came up from the south on yesterdays train on professional business.
 W. H. Robb and A. G. Wood, broth CT in law and brother respectively of V. W. Wood, arrived on last nights train from the east.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Cook arrived at Martinez yesterday afternoon with Holbert and the two will arrive in Prescott on today's train from the south.
 Quite a delegation of friends of MT. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson were present at the depot yesterday to bid them goodbye on their departure for the east.
 Passengers who arrived on yester- days train from Phenix report very heavy rains between Phenix and Con- gress. The coaches showed evidence uf the storm.
 Tom Shultz sent a telergam to his wife yesterday stating that on his arri- val in Phenix he found the condition of his mother greatly improved and be will return home today.
 The Corona Consolidated Gold and Copper company has received official notification that their display of Coro- na ores at the St. Louis exposition has received the high distinction of an award.
 The sale Of Mrs. Parker's residence jn West Prescott was sold yesterday to J. c. Snow. The purchase price was 8, 600 and the sale was negotiated by Walter Reese, the energetic real estate agent.
 United States Attorney Nave and Deputy Campbell and U. s. Marshal M H. McCord and Deputy Welles went south on last evenings train, the court business for the term being completed.
 The body of the late Arrietta Miles, WIS shipped on Saturday by H. M. Maus & Go. to Seattle for burial. The soIrowing father and mother of de- ceased accompanied the remains on their journey.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Green arrived on last nights train from Appleton, Wisconsin and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. Greenwood in Prescott. Mir. Green is president of the Mt. Un- ion Consolidated Mining company.
 J. c. Stewart, a prominent citizen of Zenia, Ohio, arrived in Prescott on last nights train for brief business visit to this section. Mir. Stewart is by no means a stranger to this section, as he resided in this county from 1873 to 1882, being engaged in business in the Bradshaw mountains.
 s. G. WalIingford, who runs the boarding house at the Pfau mines came in Friday on business and will Beave for camp today. He reports steady progress being made in the way of development at the mines and that a large amount of machinery is going in for the big reduction plant now in course of construction. He also says that Pfau camp is becoming quite