Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.

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 q B. Robinson came up from Kirkland "Wednesday.
 Dr. Roplh came in from the Octave mine yesterday.
 Col. B. W. Leavell came up from Phenix yesterday.
 Dennis May left on Wednesday for three months trip east.
 E. M. Sanford returned last night from attending court at Kingman.
 Mrs. George Tharp returned last evening from spending the summer in California.
 Oswald Stein of the Gro mine and Albert S. Stein, of Chicago, are guests Hotel Burke.
 \ F. w. Bangs, the travelling salesman for Los Angeles drug firm is in town accompanied by his wife.
 T. B. Lit and E. A. Kastner re- turned late Tuesday night from their trip in the country on business.
 c. W. Hicks is reported to have withdrawn from the socialist ticket as candidate for district attorney.
 ". K. Flora is the man wanted for probate judge. Do not fail to cast your ballot for him on election day. Bert Hilton has returned from his visit east. He reports having had most enjoyable time during his ab- sence. A. W. Edwards succeeded in effect ing his departure today for the east. He expects to be absent about a month.
 The Daily Journal Miner received a paid subscription today from a strang- CT in Marathon, Texas, which shows how rapidly the fame of the paper is spreading.
 There was an unusually large pas senger list for the south last night. There were two large truck loads of baggage and large transfer wagon load of express also.
 Hank Fields and Charles King were held by Justice Talbot yesterday un- der $500 bonds each to anwser to the grand jury on charge of stealing a check from Joe O'Hara.
 T. Boyd, a recent arrival here from Escondida, Calif., has rented the room in the Brecht block, formerly occupied by the Salvation Army and is stocking it up with second hand goods.
 R. H. Burmister has made applica- tion to be appointed administrator of the estate of the late B. M. Crawford, of Providence. Judge Hicks will hear the application on October 31.
 R. E Morrison failed to get train on Tuesday for Kingman so was un- able to meet his engagement. He went over today with the boys to Je- rome to speak at the meeting there tonight.
 Mrs. Charles Ashley was happily surprised few days since by the arri- val of her mother, Mrs. Watts, also her brother, John Watts, from Alton, Illinois, for few weeks visit in this salubrious climate.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. B. Hubbard and their daughter, uncle, aunt and cousin respectively of Mrs. pr. H. T. South worth, arrived in Prescott oniTuesday nights delayed train and will remain here for sometime on visit. Thirty six new subscribers from Mc- Cabe and Chaparral, thirty from Je- rome and the Verde valley and ten received through the mails and at the office of publication was Ethe record made on Wednesday by the Journal Miner. A pretty good days work.
 Francicso Murillo was arrested by Deputy United States Marshal Foster on a charge of cutting wood on the forest reserve without a permit and had his preliminary examination yes terday before Court Commissioner Forest and held under $500 bonds to answer to the federal grand jury.
 AM. CavelI returned home Tuesday from his visit east. The report that he was married during his absence turns out to be erroneous as he states that such an occurrence did not hap pen but be does not say it was any fault of his that it did not.