Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-19

creek on Saturday night vera fined the costs of their arrests and trial. They had taken too much whisky aboard.
 F. A. Tritle, jr., assistant secretary and manager of the Yavapai club, left on Monday for visit to the World s Fair. His mother, sister and brother reside in St. Louis. He expects to be absent about a month.
 Dennis May, one of the original owners of the Congress mine came up from that camp on Monday. Mir. May still owns some very valuable proper ties in the Congress section.
 After an absence of four months in the east investigating the latest dis coveries in certain medical practice, Dr. Crlley has returned and sill re- sume the practice of medicine again. A Slln OICCLC lnC HUI -h BAO- vailed on Monday, and served as a very forcible reminder of the coming of winter. Cool weather set in this year fully month earlier then usual.
 The repairs to the GiIa bridge of the s. F. F. & P. railroad have been completed and trains are again run ming between Kelvin and Pherix. A portion of the above bridge hss been washed out four different times during the summer.
 D. NJ. Martin came in on Monday mornings freight train from the north coming direct from the Mohave desert, where he is engaged in big irriga tion enterprise and which he has just completed ready to commence the cul- tivation of the land.
 A man was run over on Sunday morning as he was going to tke fire, by boy on horseback. The man was going to the fire when he feli down and the boy who was close behind him could not stop his horse until ne was on top of the prostrare man.
 Recent news from Goldfield, Nevada, are not so roseate as they were g short time since. While the richness of the district is conceded it is practically impossible to find any new ground to locate and work is scarce and miners and laborers plenty and the cost of living is very high.
 s. H. Anderson, a Hillside mine owner, came to town on Sunday and was very much surprised though agree ably so to find bis son here. He had just arrived from the east and he is so we'll pleased with what he has seen of Arizona that he thinks he mag con- clude to remain here with his father.
 J. A. Mallory, the socialist evange- list has gone south for the proEnulga- tion of his doctrine. During his visits in this part of the territory he is said to have been very conservative aad fair in his utterances, not bordering on an- archy as been the case with a number of speakers who have called themselves socialists.
 Paul Johns and wife returned Mon- day from San Francisco where they have been for nearly two months and where MT. Johns about a month ago underwent an operation for appendi- citis While not entirely recovered from the effects of the operatior be is improving very nicely and they are glad to be at home once more.
 A fire alarm was sounded at 3 clock on Sunday morning for a fire in a house in the pines in West Prescott The building was owned by D. c. Putnam and was occupied by a Mexi- can family and was practically total loss together with it's contents. The origin of the fire was not learned. The loss of the Mexican family is placed at S100 and the building $500.
 Quite large delegation of socialists were at the railroad station 50 bid