Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-12-28


pointed Pat Mcconnell as his jailor.
Miss Rosa Kirwaggen, of Jerome,
has been spending few days in town.
L. 6. Norris left last night on the
train for the south TO be absent few
days on legal business.
Will Il. Clark, assistant general
manager of the United Verde mine
left yesterday for his home in Jerome.
E. Childers, of McCabe, and in the
employ of the Model Gold Co., is in
Prescott for few days on business.
A carload of concentrates from the
Tiger Gold company's property arrived
at the Prescott sampling works ye'ter-
day.
Eli Stauffer, motorman on the
street railway, returned yesterday
from a Christmas visit to his relatives
at Glendale.
The mercury dropped one point
lower on Tuesday morning than on
the morning previous, registering ten
degrees above zero.
The board of supervisors are in ses-
sion checking up the business of the
various officials, preparatory to clos
ing up the years business.
o. A. Riegle, the popular tonsorial
artist and surgeon of Mayer has been
spending his Christmas holidays in
Prescott, among his old friends.
A car load of potatoes arrived on
yesterdays train as part of the ship
ment of six car loads of merchandise
in all which arrived.
VIM. Nelson, jr., is making a very
rapid recovery from the recent acct
dent which befell him in which be
lost his right arm above the elbow.
The Bisbee Miner reports that DR..
Morrison, company physician, of the
Copper Queen mine, has resigned his
position to accept a position at Con-
gress.
j. f. Crsmer, formerly connected
with the Sandstone Brick company, is
now in charge of the big hoist of the
United Verde Copper company at Je-
rome.
w. W. Burke, after an absence of
several months has returned to Pres
colt and has taken the position of
night operator for the Postal company
at Hotel Burke.
Park Latimer, a civil engineer in
the employ of Captain W. f. Meeks,
was married in Flagstaff a few days
since to Miss Maud V. Browne. The
couple will reside at Quartzsite.
Ed S. Wright has secured his bond
as county treasurer although it has
not yet been filed. 1t was secured
from a guarantee company ana will
be fled within the next few
days.
The $1,000 garnisheed during the re-
cent trial of the Darrah case was yes
terday awarded to p l.. Kastner The |
other case between the same litigants !
has been submitted to the court on /
briefs to be filed later.
In a misunderstanding at the /
half way house near the ice plant on
Monday, James Cronin hit the pro-
1rietor of the place on the head with
/ glass and plead guilty yesterday be-
ore Justice r. p Talbot, who will
Five him sentence today.
Prof and Mrs. 7. r. McAnally, of
Jerome, who have been visiting in
Prescott for several days will leave
oday with the Prescott band of teach
RS for Flagstaff % attend the territor-
al institute there. Prof. McADally
S principal of the Jerome schools.
Roland Mosher's bond Tor 50, 900 as
ounty recorder and j. B. Jolly's
,ond as county school superintendent
or $1,000, we're approved yesterday, by
he chairman of the. board of supervis-
rs. Both bonds are given by the
United States Fidelity and Guarantee
ompany.
E. E. Dawes, superintendent of the
I'D Mesa Gold company, brought in a
andsome gold brick yesterday as a
esult of run on thirty three tons of
I'D Mesa ore made at the Poland
lill. The brick weighs 1914 ounces
nd is worth S964.43 This shows the
re to have plated almost $50 per ton.
There was a general distribution of {
be Fred Roemer loot at the court
ouse yesterday. Parties from whom
be goods were stolen were on hand to
IDENTIFY their property and haul it