Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-12-14

from VlSlt to the Agua Callentee Springs in Maricopa county, where he r went several weeks ago to seek relief 3 from rheumatism. He reports the 2 waters of the springs as having had a very beneficial effect ol his health as he returns greatly improved. The following scores were made on Sunday at the shoot of the gun club out of possible 9, in the first event :: Arnold, 9; Picktet, 2l; Morin. 2l; , Gale, l6; BaIlinger, 15: Marks, IA :; Block, 13. In the second event out of the same possible the scores stood :: Arnold, 24; Morin, 9; Pickett, 2l; Marks, Block and Gale each l5. H. W. Thudiun is fitting up the room formerly occupied by 4. W. Robinson s cigar store and news stand and will open up meat market in it next Saturday, December 17th. He will kept full line of choice meats of all kinds on hand. MT. Thudium 1as formerly the proprietor of the West End meat market, in west Pres colt.
 Fourteen car loads of sheep passed through Prescott yesterday en route from New Mexico to Congress Junc- tion. This is the second shipment which has been made to this point. The sheep are owned by Wiley Weaver and he intends driving them from Congress Junction to California, tax ing advantage of the good feed which is now found on the desert.
 Charles Cross, who was found dead in his cabin cn Cherry creek recently was eighty yearss old and was one of the early settlers of this county. He has been engaged in mining in Cherry creek for about ten years until about a year ago when he sold his property to an eastern mining company for $500 down and a monthly payment of S30 until he should die. The company to become full owners at his death with out further compensation. This prop erty is said to be very valuable and arrangements are now being made for the installation of a suitable reduction plant.
 A party made up of M. .SPaulding, M. Agaard and dauhgter, Mrs. Ed Wright and k. A. Talbot went out to the Climax mine Sunday and spent the day. They went through some of the underground workings, saw the ore mined and then how the yellow contents was extracted at the mill. , They each secured nice specimens showing free gold and were much i'm pressed with the volume and richness of the ores being mined. General Manager Wolfly extended the courte- sies of the camp and the dinner served } at the boarding house was by 10 , means small feature of the visit. inc party returned to the city in the evening having spent most pleasant day.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 Get your overcoat today at Ed Blocks
 W. M. Neagle came over from Je- rome yesterday.
 The receipts of the treasurer's office on Monday amounted to s48, 858.1I.
 Miles O. Archibald's wife died re- gently at Sierra Madre, California.
 W. J. Lester, the we'll known min ing man left for San Francisco yester- day.
 We can show more articles man would appreciate for Christmas than any other store in town. Ed Block.
 Lyle Conner, financial agent for the Crittendon Home at Phenix took a six year old boy named Hill to that institution yesterday.
 T. W. Kyle, a we'll known mining man of Copper Basin, and president of the Pyramid Gold and Copper Mining company, is in town on visit.
 Every man in town expects a "Christmas Tie' and he'll have a handsome one if it is bought here.
 Ed Block.
 Homer Wood has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Dr. J. N. McCandIess. Mir. Wood was in the employ of the doctor for a number of years. Ties, gloves, suspenders, mufflers, umbrellas, night robes and smoking jackets. These are some of the things a man appreciates at Christmas time. Splendid variety here. Ed Block
 Nine hundred voters have been