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

oping some promising copper claims
in the Black Rock district some four
teen miles east of Wickenburg.
Governor A. o. Brodie passed
through Prescott on last nights train
en- route to Phenix from his visit
east. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Brodie. The latter's health has cor
siderably improved from what it wa:
few months ago and it is expected
that the climate of Phoenix will result
in restoring it completely.
The Santa Fe's initial new fast train
which left Chicago on Thursday morn
ing, December 22d at $40 o'clock ar
rived at Ash Fork yesterday on time
at 40; p. N. 1t is due to arrive in
Los Angeles this morning at 6 80, two
hours ahead of No l. which left Chi
caog last Wednesday night ten hours
and forty minutes ahead of it.
On account of the increased number
of trains on the Santa Fe mail for
both east and west will be despatched
from the Prescott postoftice commenc-
ing tomorrow, Monday, December 20,
at 81 O'Clock. 1t will be sent to Ash
Fork by north bound freight train
and will connect there with night
train both east and vest. This will
prove a great convenience to many
| business men.
Following the example of her hus-
band when the case of Mrs. Fred
Roemer was called in the justice court
yesterday for preliminary hearing, she
waived examination and was permitted
by Justice Talbot to go on her own
recognizance to appear before the
grand jury and answer to two charges
of felony. This leniency was shown
the woman on account of their six
children needing her attention.
Mrs. l.. A. Winchester has returned
from trip of some weeks to Denver,
Kansas City and Chicago. Combining
business with pleasure, Mrs. Winches-
ter gave much attention and study to
new styles and fabrics to be in vogue
the coming season. She also secured
the agency of one of The largest silk
and suit houses in the country and
will be prepared to turn some hand
some costumes from her dress making
parlors.
W. |. johnson came in last evening
from Crown King accompanying WI.
Kelly to Prescott. The latter is men,
tally unbalanced again, being more
violent even than he was a short time
since when he had an examination be-
fore the probate judge. Yesterday
morning during an attack he destroyed
a fine piano belonging to Fred Kings
burg with whom he had been stop
ping, the latter having left Crown
King on Friday for the east, where it
is stated he will wed one of Ohio's
fairest daughters.
4-'C CAl BlOg VI buC
mister company did the handsome
thing to their employees last evening
by mailing to each as a Christmas
present check amounting to ten per
cent of his regular monthly salary.
The remembrance was duly appreciated
by the employees as a token of the
"good will" existing towards them
by their employers. The most cordial
relations have awlays existed between
this company and its employees and
such thoughtful and kindly acts as
this tends to cement this feeling more
firmly between them.
Patrons of the paper, in sending re-
quests for a change in the address of
their papers are requested to state
whether il is daily or weekly and to !
also state the postoffice to which the
paper is being sent and from which |
the change is desired to be made. !
Postmasters sending stop or change or
ders are also requested to state whether |
the subscriber receives the daily or
weekly. As the Journal Miners sub
scription list has grown to quite
large proportions the observance of
the above will greatly facilitate the
work of making the desired change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Taylor came up
from Phoenix yesterday to spend
Christmas with the "old foIks''-beg
pardon-with Mrs. Taylor's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Len F. Hale. Mr.. lay
lor is located in Phenix at present
where he is engaged in business, hav-
ing retired from railroad business.
Both he and his wife have large cir
Gle of friends in Prescott who will
be glad of the opportunity to exchange
holiday greetings with them. They
are accompanied of course by their
bright little son, Leonard Taylor, as
Christmas would not be Christmas to