Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-30

to the city for years to come.
 Friday nights Herald quotes John E. Mccoy as saying, ''I am thankful because the district attorney dismis- sed the slot machine case he had against the Wiilington. The district attorney assures the Journal Miner that he has not dismissed the slot ma chine case referred to or any other slot machine case and has no idea of so doing. He further emphatically states that if any slot machine played for money shall be put into commis- sion during his term of office that he will do hi; utmost to bring the of fender to justice.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 Joe Mayer is in town from the grow ing camp that bears his name.
 c. P Wingfeld the Huron merchant came in town today on business.
 E. E. EIIinwood has returned from a two weeks visit with his family in Pasadena.
 Wilbur Coughran of Williamson valley is in the city to superintend shipment of bovines to the east.
 Joe Bold of Stuthman's Grand, has gone to southern Arizona for few weeks of recreation and pleasure.
 United States Attorney Knave is Tn the city in attendance before the pre- sent session of the United States court.
 Charles J. Babbitt of the big mer- camille firm of Babbitt Bros, is in the city as a United States grand juror.
 Prescott lodge, No 14., A. O. U. W. hold their regular meeting tonight the 29th and will have large amount of business to transact.
 Mrs. Wilson of the Wickenburg Mi ner and who is largely interested in mining in that section was in Prescott yesterday transacting business.
 The day of the libel has presumhably hit the Storm issue. Whats the mat ter with nine tenths of the people on free speech or open expressions. Trot out your mare.
 Baseball again held the boards Sun day afternoon in the swest Prescott grounds, a mixed team of soldiers and civilians having a spirited game that was won by the blue boys.
 W. s. Clark, general manager of the United Verde, was a visitor to Pres colt on Sunday. This gentleman makes frequent visits to this city, which he pronounces the gem of the southwest and an attractive center as we'll.
 At the meeting of the Typographical Union last Saturday night the resigna- tion of Ward Harrington, president, was accepted, and in his place George Ward was selected. R. E. Butler was elected to the vice presidency, made vacant by the advancement of Ward.
 Harry M. Joy has returned from ac- comparing the remains of the late W. J. Craft to Michigan. Mrs. Craft ex- presses deep gratitude for the sympa- thy and kindness shown her by her friends here in her great. loss and speaks of returning to this city to live.
 The best concert ever given by the Eagles band was that rendered Sunday afternoon on the plaza. Prof. Filler is certainly an accomplished musician of the highest class, and in a few months Prescott will have a prize band in any country.
 The familiar features of J. Q. Step- hens was noticed on the streets of the city Sunday afternoon, and it was learned from him that during the Hull in live stock work he was devoting his time these days to mining, and was endeavoring to consummate an important deal, being personally identified with the property to be dis posed of. The rotunda of the Hotel Burke is now equipped with large circular leather upholstered settee. In addi- ton to being a most comfortable and slightly piece of furniture it carries on . the center post a neat advertising scheme carrying the cards of a number ; of our leading business houses. l Jerry Sullivan, the recognized cattle king of this section, was in the city again on Sunday, and as usual was on the move. MT. Sullivan has remained steadfast to that industry, and for nearly quarter of century has trav- eled more extensively over this terri