Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-12-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.

T. E. Campbell came over from Je- rome yesterday for short visit.
 c. T. Joslyn, general manager of the McCabe mine was in town yester- day on business.
 J. H. Hise went south last night and will spend some days at his min ing camp in the Eureka district. The funeral of the late Miss Ward will be held from the undertaking parlors of H. M. Maus & Co. at 10 o'clock this morning, Rev. c. A. Hyatt will conduct the services assist ed by other ministers of the city. G. NJ. Willard was in Prescott yes terday. from the Equator mine. This is his first visit here for more than year. He says the Equator shelter is handling 15O to 200 tons of ore per day and he believes with satisfactory results.
 Frank Williams announces his can didacy today as candidate for city assessor and tax collector. MT. Will Hams has served one term in the above position and has performed the ser vices in a very efficient and competent manner. At the present time he is the only announced candidate for the position.
 Father Quetu returned yesterday from his trip east during which he visited the St. Louis exposition, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and other places. While in St. Louis he visited the society known as the Christian Brothers, who conduct some of the largest colleges in the United States and succeeded in getting them inter- ested in Prescott. They promise to establish a college in Prescott, Sept ember next year. If nothing should happen to prevent them carrying out these plans, this city, will within the next five years, have an institution of learning for boys that will equal the best in the country.
 The Arizona Mexican Mining and Smelling company has been organized in Kingman by Lincoln D. Godshall and Judge John J. Hawkins. Th' company is capitalized for g, 800, 00( in one dollar shares. The company ii to operate mines in this county and il connection herewith erect and main tain large smelting plant. It is pro posed to install the smelter in King man inside of six months. The cor porators of the company are develop ing the Twins, Blue Lode and Cham pion mines, near Cerbat, and ar much encouraged by the way they ar proving up. The men at the head o this corporation are among the bes business men in the United States anC we can conscieDtiously commend then and their company to the public.- Mohave Miner.
 Yesterday forenoon a surgical oper ation was performed on Mrs. l.. E Corbin at the Sisters hospital in thii city. She has been a sufferer witl necrosis of the bone for over foul months, and in order to save her life it was necessary to amputate the foot Some months ago an operation wal performed in Los Angeles and the re suits given were unsatisfactory, ter minating with the above afflIction Dr. W. s. Smith performed the sur gical duty and he was assisted by Drs Finn, Barrett and Thomasson. Mrs Corbin is said to have rallied iron the operation and the belief is tha she will recover. She is a most esti mable lady, and among her many friends sincere regret is expressed ovel her affiiction.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Canvas gloves and mitts at Bl ,ck s
 J. s. Cook was able to be around again yesterday.
 The Paragon Ready Tailored pant at Ed Blocks.
 J. R. Minor has returned from hi visit to Texas.
 Come and bring your friends to hea the concert tonight.
 E. D. Seaton was in town yesteTda from the Cumberland mine.
 H. l.. Dooley and Horace Ott lief yesterday for their homes Tn Peoria Ill.
 Judge r. E. Edwards, of Poland left yesterday to visit relatives i California.
 G. M. Willard came sin from tn Verde valley few days since for brief visit here.
 The new styles of men s belt over