Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.

A. Gillette, or Denver, IS d guest at Hotel Burke.
 A. Renghardt, of Hamburg, Ger many, arrived in Prescott on last evenings train.
 Frank D. Shumate Ecame over last evening from Jerome.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Cook came up from Phenix yesterday.
 Miss TiIlinghast, of Chicago, came in on last evenings train.
 J. P. Bauder went over to Jerome yesterday on a business trip.
 Robert Crabtree will leave today to visit the St. Louis exposition.
 D. Homer Jennings came in yester- day from the Lynx creek country.
 The cavalry troop has returned from their practice march to Flagstaff.
 The democratic candidates went north yesterday en route to Seligman.
 s. B. Griffin, brother of Judge Grif- fin, left yesterday to visit a brother in Iowa.
 Two car loads of powder arrived on yesterdays freight train from the north.
 Mrs. Dudley left on yesterdays train for California, where she expects to reside.
 Or. Yount has returned from Flag staff where he accompanied the Whip pie troops.
 J. c. Hartsfeld, who is Candidate for constable at Jerome, was in town yesterday.
 B J. c. Bur!e applied for his first na- turalizat1on papers yesterday in the district court.
 The republican candidates went to Walker yesterday where they held meeting last night.
 D. Homer Jennings came in yester- day from Lynx creek where he is en- gagged in mining.
 MT. Rice, who takes orders for Her cules powder, is Tn town. He rep )rts a good business here.
 J. R. Grant and James Cashion of the Grant Bros. Construction con- pany, are in Prescott.
 Mrs. Hugh McCrum, of San Francis co, arrived in Prescott Tuesday night for brief business visit.
 The appraisement of the estate of the late Adoplh Spadino was filed in the district court yesterday.
 G. F. Finsler will engage in the auction business again. His first an nouncement appears in this issue.
 Mrs. Ager has just received informa- tion that her youngest sisters hus- band was murdered few days since at his home in Nebraska by tramps.
 M. Turk, who was charged with as- saulting an engineer at the brewery had his examination on Wednesday before Justice Talbot and was dis charged from custody.
 M. G. Burns, is working four men on the Mark Twain mine, south of own, on which he has a bond and lease. He is taking out some fine ore in doing development work.
 G. F. Finsler, the auctioneer, will sell the furniture and household goods of MT. Dyer 320 north Mt. Vernon ave-, on next Tuesday afternoon. Do not fail to attend as the goods are up to date.
 Friends of Mrs. Frank c. Krentz, nee Miss Sarah Dugan, last evening were the recipients of dainty little packages of wedding cake from her. The marriage took place October 18th at Winslow.
 Barny Joyce, who was arrested for rolling drunken man, had his pre- liminary examination on Wednesday before Justice Talbot and was held un- der $500 bonds to appear before the grand jury.
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Treadwell will leave today for a two months visit east. H. M Hubbard, the we'll known New York attorney who has been here for some time on professional business, returned with them.
 MT. Broadway, formerly in the aud itor's office of the s. F. P. I& P. rail road, but now in the employ of the United Verde Copper company, at Je- rome, and Miss Lyda Scott. a most excellent young lady of Jerome were married last night by Rev. E. B. Taft,