Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.
FIom Sundays Daily.

It. ms DOuSnoltSs OL NiO"h AihSs was in town yesterday.
 E. H. Burmister went to Phenix on Friday night for week s visit.
 T. c. Archer went to Phenix last evening and will return tomorrow.
 Miss Pauline Johns left for Tucson last evening for visit with friends.
 Mrs L. B. Larmier returned last night from three months trip east.
 Mrs. Smith, wife of Postmaster Smith, left yesterday for Los Angeles.
 R. R. Coleman spent Saturday in town, returning south again last even- ing.
 Tom Taylor returned to Jerome yesterday after brief visit in Pres colt.
 c. E. Bunker, superintendent of the Yaeger Canyon mine was in town Sat arday.
 A. D. Adams left for St. Helena, California, yesterday for the benefit of his health.
 J. N. Piper was in town on Saturday from the Senator where he is engaged teaching school.
 MT. and Mrs. H. H. Keays, of Groom Creek, left yesterday for California to spend the winter.
 The board Of supervisors will can vass the vote of the recent election on Monday, November 2lst.
 Ward Harrington, printer who has been living in Prescott for some time, left last night for Phenix.
 D. H. Biles, of the firm of Biles & Shelby has moved into his new resi- dence on South Maring street.
 M B. HazeItine left last night to attend the Territorial Bankers asso- citation in Tucson on Monday.
 Miss Rosa Hyatt, of Iuka, Miss, is spending the fall and winter here, the guest of c. A. Hyatt and family.
 Dan Bowen left last night for the Agua Callentes hot springs to get cured of a severe attack ot rheuma- tism.
 John Crume and Mrs. Belle John. son, of Crown King, were married last night by Probate Judge c. P. Hicks.
 Mrs. Fen. s. Hildreth and her two children will return on tonight S train from a visit of two months ID California.
 Thomas G. Hunter and W. c. De- Armond, of Philadelphia, came up yesterday from the Rincon mines com paDy's property near Stanton.
 J. J. Sullivan, the goat raiser near radium hot springs, in the Verde val ley, brought two lion and two bear skins yesterday for the bounty.
 John Hertzag who has been here for some time for the benefit of his health, accompanied by his sister left with her last night for Phenix.
 Egbert Dutcher came up yesterday from Castle Creek Hot Springs for few days visit with his mother and sister. He is bookkeeper at the above hotel.
 Miss Sharlot Hail left last night for Bisbee, Thatcher and other points in the southern part of the territory to obtain data for an article which she is preparing.
 H. B. Scott agent of the Maricopa < Phenix railroad at Phenix arrived on yesterdays train for a visit with his brother, c. M. Scott and family in Prescott.
 4 change of venue to Maricopa county has been granted in the damage suit of John Duke against the city of Prescott, and in the condemnation suit of the city against John Duke.
 George W. Hance left on yesterdays train for Fl Paso, Texas to attend the irrigation congress, going via Albu- querque. At the close of the congress he will go to St. Louis to visit the big exposition, before it closes.
 W. W. Elliott, of the firm of Elliott & Drescher came up yesterday from Mexico where he is engaged in build ing a mill for the Lucky Tiger mining company. He expects to have the mill completed by January.
 J. H. Robinson has received returns from all the precincts. except Lower Verde. which cast forty seven votes.