Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-23

denying the truth of a certain remark
 which has been attributed to him in connection with his candidacy.
 Alex. Bowie, of the Caledonian Coal company, of Gallup, New Mexico, left this morning for his home in Gallup, after spending several days in this city in the interests of his company. This company supplies large portion of the coal consumed in this part of the territory.
 Superintendent J. M Nissen, of the Home Run mine, is in town today from the property. He reports the mill working fine and the stamps dropping steadily on ore with good results. He also reports 9 number of companies negotiating for the installation of the ] Nissen stamps in their mills.
 B. B. Dolly has accepted position with the Prescott Electric company as agent for the company at McCabe. He will have charge of the central telephone switch at that place and will enter upon his duties about the 25th of this month. He expects to move his family to that place as soon as Mrs. Dolly is able to go.
 Israel NJ. Foster, an attorney law, of Athens, Ohio, is in Prescott to look after the estate of the late NJ. R. Parker. He has petitioned the pro- bate court for the appointment of E. E. Ellinwood as administrator of the estate. MT. Foster is prosecuting at torney of his home county in Ohio, and is a member of the order of Elks, which of itself is evidence of his be- ing genial and companionable gen. tleman.
 Walter NJ. Rose and wife arrived in Prescott last evening from San Fran cisco and will spend a couple of months in Prescott and vicinity on a pleasure trip and for rest. They are friends of Attorney J. M. Ross, of the law firm of Hawkins, Ross < Ander- son. Mir. Rose is one of the best known attorneys in the state of Cali fornia, and is the author of Roses Notes to the United States Reports, and also of several other we'll known law works.
 George Brooker, one of the well known pioneers of this county, who has been engaged in the stock busi- ness for the past thirty years, and who sold out his stock ranch a few months ago and went to California to spend the winter, returned to Prescott last night and is shaking hands with his numerous friends today. MT. Brooker says he really likes the climate in old Yavapai county better than he does the California brand. He will remain here for a couple of months when he expects to take trip to his old home in Europe where he will visit for a year.
 John Scullin, father of Harry Scullin, who arrived in Prescott last evening with his wife, in a private ear, is president of the St. Louis and North Arkansas railroad. Mir. SculIin is an old time western mining man, having been engaged in that business for a number of years. He went out to Lynx creek this morning, where his son resides, and after a visit there he will take a trip out through the Bradshaw mountains and make an in- vestigation of our mining resources. He expects to remain in this section probably week. His visit here will prove of great benefit to Arizona, as he is still actively engaged iH mining, in addition to his duties as railroad president. From Thursdays Daily.
 John Gray left this morning for Je- rome.
 lThe appointment of an auditor for Arizona is now in order.
 J. B. TomIinson went out today to the Yaeger Canyon copper camp.