Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-12-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

town.
 Mayor Burke returned yesterday from his visit to Phenix.
 MT. and Mrs. c. T. JosIin drove in yesterady from McCabe.
 Mrs. George U. Young came in last evening from Williams.
 John Lawler went to Hillside yester- day to remain for several days.
 H. Brinkmeyer has been distribut- ing handsome calendars to his patrons.
 J. P. Bauder went over to Jerome yesterday on his regular periodical trip.
 Weather symptoms yesterday and last night indicated the brewing of a storm.
 J. H. Hise left yesterday for Los Angeles to spend the holidays with his family.
 Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart will visit Crown King today on official business.
 ". c. Bashford left for Los Angeles yesterday to spend the holidays with his wife. Three more car loads of hay from Indian territory arrived in Prescott yesterday.
 z Gary Block is home from Golden, Colorado, to spend the holidays with his parents. MT. and Mrs. E. A. Haggott will re- turn to their home at the Pickaway this morning. The pupils of the Kindergarten will have their Christmas entertainment at "a. m., December 23d.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lyle Conner will leave today for L 'ag Beach, Californ- ia, to spend the h lidays. George c. RuFner shipped a carload of horses to Phenix on yesterday s south bound freight train.
 2 Charles Goddard has returned to Wickenburg, where he is engaged in mining after a brief visit in Prescott. The case of P. L. Kastner against J. H. Darrah and others WAS on trial in the district court yesterday before Judge Sloan.
 Charles ". Richards has filed his bond as county surveyor; Mir. Rich ards is the first county surveyor this county has ever had.
 A. D. Adams writes from the sani- tarium near St. Helena, California, where he is stopping that his health is improving quite rapidly there.
 Miss Lilah Hawkins, daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, is home from school to spend Christmas vacation with her parents. J. P. Bauder, his father and brother ! in law, have purchased a claim on Rich Hill adjoining the one where | the S75 nugget was recently found.
 B. W. and A. H. Zahan of the legal department of the s. F. P. & P. rail road will leave on today's train for Los Angeles to spend the holidays with their relatives.
 Operator Short is temporarily in charge of the postal keys in Hotel Burke, C. l.. Leibrock having resign ed the position and Lhis successor A. H. Swain not yet having arrived.
 The funeral of thy late Andrew Reed was held yesterday afternoon under the direction of the H. M. Maus & Go. Rev. c. 4. Hyatt, of the South Methodist church ofticiated at the funeral.
 E. H. Meek and wife will go to Oak creek in few days to spend the holi days with the latter's father, k. Il. Jack. On their return trip they will come via Radium hot springs which are owned by MT. Meek, and spend several days there.
 The Rock Island following the lead of the Santa Fe will put on a fast train between Chicago and Los Ange- les, December 3Oth. 1t will make the trip in seventy two hours, the time of the new Santa Fe train.
 J. c. Heslet, of the Yavapai County Oil and Development company, left yesterday for Jerome on a business trip. He states that arrangements are progressing satisfactory for the com. mencement of work prospecting for oil.