Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-04-06

 of Mohave county to assist the district attorney there in the prosecution of number of cases. Judge Ling has had considerable experience in the prose cution of criminals and has been very successful.
 There seems to have been no mis- take made when Chas. McLane was elected as city recorder and ex-otfiico police judge. Since he assumed the position the cash fines that he has turned into the city treasury have averaged fully $500 per month, which is the largest average in the history of the office. Law breakers have received no leniency at his hands and he has played no favorites.
 An automobile party is being made up for a trip to Tucson some time the latter part of this month. There are two or three automobiles that have been ordered by parties Tn this city and it is hoped that they will arrive | in time to allow the owners to join the party. There will be three ma chimes from Jerome and at least five or six from Prescott and possibly as many as seven or eight.
 Among the departures on this morh- iug's train was fine burro, consign- ed to w. k. Toohey, Middletown, Ohio. The little animal was encased | in crate and was sent in care of Wells Fargo & Company. Mir. TooEey is interested in mining in this sec tion, and has a couple of small child ren in his Ohio home to whom the burro was presented, and where it will be quite a curiosity.
 4 pretended telegram appeared in last evenings ''hurld'' giving an ac count of an alleged fight at Vladi vostok in which twenty eight Russian warships were sunk. At the bottom of the article it was labeled April fool" Of course this label was un- necessary, as the telegram was as re- liable as the majority Of bulletins which appear in that sheet. The tele- graphic service of that paper is one continuous "April fool. '"
 J. NJ. Green, one of the we'll known carpenters and mill men of this sec ton, is in town from the Hillside country where be has been for several months. Since leaving Prescott the last time he has built two fine resi- dence houses Tn the Hillside country, one for Robert Shultz and one for Harry Ritter, besides erecting quite number of other buildings on these ranches. Mir. Green says the two above residences are among the incest and most comfortable in the county, being ideal country homes.
 Thursday afternoon Miss Gale was ] removed from Mercy hospital where 3 she has been since her frightfuI acci- 5 dent of February 26. She bore the
 trip we'll and is now fully able to D realize the kindness of the people of D Prescott. It would be difficult to [ make her think that kinder or more
 thcu-htful people never lived and hel
 chief anxiety is that she may yet be able to compensate them in some small way for their great goodness tc her.
 Private advices received from New 5 York state that Senator W. A. Clark Q has about recovered from his late ill ness. The outcome of the disease wal U for time in Gcubt and il was feared
 that serious consequences might re !. suit. But during his sojOurn at Der t muda and since his return to hii D home in New York he has improved . rapidly and a complete recovery is ex
 pected within a short time. This vii
 be most gratifying news to his man!
 friends in Arizona, as we'll as else = where.
 e Mrs. J. F. G. Finley, wife of tn,
 presiding elder of the Arizona distric
 of the N E. church south. died yes
 terday afternoon of pneumonia afte . an illness of two weeks.- A brothe !, and his wife who reside in Los An
 geles were summoned and reached her
 before she died. Mrs. Finley was 3 e years old and has lived here this tim l. about two years though she was her e a couple of years previous to ten year E ago when her husband held the sam
 position as at present. They wer If married about fourteen years ago il n California. Mrs. Finley leaves n, e children.-Republican.
 s- Brigadier General M. F. Tarpey
 in command of the Hearst forces, il is the department of California anr l. Arizona. arrived in Prescott on thi e mornings train. and will line up tn " Hearst boys of Prescott for thei
 chief General Tarpey is making
 tour of the territory embraced in hi
 department, for the purpose of or
 ganizing the Hearst followers. H
 effected an organization in Los An i' geles, and is now just fresh iron
 Tombstone and other southern point
 in this territory. As an organize ir General Tarpey has no superiors, an Id few equals.
 The Samuel Hill Hardware compan !" reports that the month of March
 which has just closed, was the greates
 month from a business stand point eve
 in the history of the firm. The sale c D. mining machinery and general equip a ment for mining properties was sim S. ply enormous. Iris surely does DO Id look like the country was in very ba pc condition. But the best part about l. is that all the lumber and mining ma q. chinery firms report fine business -r While the town may seem a little dul ,t there is a great amount of work bein done in tEe camps all over the county ,r This work is being done withOu ,t much fuss but it is being done jus to the same. The future looks all righ of for Yavapai county.
 A week from tomorrow, April 1C ,r will be opening day at Granite Dell: I Ed Shumate has arranged an interest