Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-09

Robert Perrin left this morning fo Williams after brief visit in Pres
 colt.
 John Bjorkman, we'll known mine \ of this section, left this morning fo
 New York.
 The infant child of MT. and Mrs
 B. B. Dolly only lived a few hours dying last evening.
 Eli S. Perkins, of the Maritime;
 News Herald is in town attending tn,
 republican convention.
 There was enough wind today tt
 bring up a good rain storm, but dus
 and plenty of it came instead o
 rain.
 Deputy Sheriff Hall, of Ash Fork
 brought in Bob Gilbert last evening from that place to serve a 90 day; sentence on a conviction of misde
 meanOr.
 EdEard Grunsfeld, general manager of the Equitable Life Insurance com pany for New Mexico, and Arizona, left this morning for his home at Al. buquerque.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Frank Whis. man, of 139 South Cortez street, Pres. colt, March 4, a son. As this is their first born and a boy, the couple are correspondingly happy.
 The clouds which were so much iu evidence on Thursday and which gave promise of rain, all disappeared last night and there was fall of several degrees in the mercury.
 Messrs. A. J. Herndon and E. s. Grunsfeld, have returned from Je- rome where they succeeded in doing a nice amount of business for the Equitable Life Insurance company.
 Among the incoming passengers from the south this morning the fol- lowing were noticed: Dr. and Mrs. John Dennett, and Geo. Dietz, from Congress; T. J. Howell, Kirkland |; Elwin F. Tarr, of Jerome, from Phe- nix.
 Deputy James Siss received letter today from Sheriff Roberts, in which the latter stated that his health is very much improved. He and his wife are at present at Arkansas Hot Springs.
 ". s. Head is reported to be quite sick at his home at Camp Verde, with la grippe. He returned recently from protracted visit to California. It is the first time in his life, it is said, that he has ever been compelled to go to bed on account of sickness.
 Hon. A. J. Doran returned this morning from attending a meeting of Arizona Worlds Fair board of man. agers. He expects to leave within the next four or five days for St. Louis to superintend placing the Arizona ex- hibit and will remain there until June.
 Thomas c. Howell, field assistant of Pick and Drill, a mining paper of San Francisco, has just returned from a trip through the Bradshaw noun tains. He expresses himself as great ly pleased with the mining outlook generally in this section. He will leave for Phenix this evening.
 Mrs. GarbariDo, wife of Engineer Garbarino, is reported to be recover ing from a serious illness. For sev- eral days her life was dispaired of but she has taken a turn for the better, and DI. Criley, who has been in at- tendance on her, reports that be now has strong hopes of saving her life.
 Dr. J. Nj. Criley informs the Jour nal l-Miner that he has received word from Dr. Walls that Mrs. Walls is i'm proving in health and is very much better than when they left Prescott some weeks ago. This will be most welcome news for the many friends of MT. and Mrs. Walls in this city and 
 T. N. Childers, one of the good cit izens of the Turkey creek section, and one of the staunchest republicans in Yavapai county, is Tn Prescott at tending the county republican con- vention, representing Turkey station. MT. Childers has been identified with the mining interests of the county for several years.
 William B. Payne, of Prescott, and Miss Susie Utley, of Missouri, were married last evening by Rev. E. B. Taft at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Bishop on East Goodwin street. The bride, accompanied by her brother, 4. B. Utley, a railroad man of Teaxs arrived on last nights train, and the ceremony was performed immediately after their arrival.
 Ensign West, a converted Cockney, of the Salvation Army, arrived on this train from Phenix accom- panied by his wife and the latter's daughter Little Lulu" and will re- main here over Sunday, and will then visit Jerome, Williams and Flagstaff. Mrs. West was formerly stationed in Prescott, prior to her marriage and was known as Ensign Fields. They are trio of musicians.
 The New York Store has one of the prettiest window decorations that has been seen in the city. The window is next to the Gurley street entrance and represents a beautiful drawing room scene and shows great artistic taste in displaying to the admiration of the public the beautiful line of and decorative articles for the home that this firm carries.
 There was report on the streets yesterday evening that there had been some trouble at the United Verde smelter at Jerome, with the motor