Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-19

from there to Washington, D. C., and Southampton, Mass, where his daughters are attending school. While away he ~ill attend 10 business of a private nature.
 The library board wishes to inform the public that the new books have arrived and are now placed on the shelves ready for distribution. There are about one hundred books in the collection, and many of them are suit able for young readers. The library board has purchased these books from i the proceeds of the ball given last January for the benefit of the library.
 The souhbound passenger last night | from Ash Fork was ordered detained here until o'clock this morning on account of bad track between here and Phoenix. It arrived about Il o'clock, after slow trip from the north. Re- ports received here last night were that the east and west bound trains on the main line were running, but considerably behind their schedule. George N. Moore, who came here from Chicago last October for his health, passed away Tuesday evening at the residence of his uncle, J. W.M. Moore, where be has made his home since his arrival here. The deceased was oEly eleven years of age and was bright boy of pleasing manners. Ills father, Dr. E. E. Moore came here but a few days ago with the intention of taking his son home with him.
 The high water in Granite creek Tuesday night caused break in the eight inch water main on the city pipe line from Del Rio, where it crosses the creek near Fort Whipple. Tomor- row the city pumping station near the Arizona brewery will be started tc furnish water for the city until the break can be repaired. During the summer the pipe line will be sunk tc bedrock in the creek. This makes the fourth break this winter.
 "I have made a number of sugges. tions already, "said Chairman Hickey last night, "but 1 want to make an other, and it is that we get to work al once and organize a company of tho Arizona National Guard in this city.
 "I want to suggest that it be called the O'Neill Company, and that it talk, a prominent part in the unveiling oi the monument. National companie. will be here from other parts of tn, territory, and Prescott should not bt the only city of any importance in tho territory without one, especially al this time."
 Prescott had company of the Ma tional Guard twelve or fifteen year! ago, but it was allowed to disorganizt and was never revived.
 The Eagles met last night to initiate several new members.
 H. N. Greene, of Boston, is in the city for few days on business. Charles D. Lee, of Jerome, is her' for short visit. He is in business 1T that city.
 Miss Marie Dunkle is here from Lo! Angeles on a visit with Mr. and Mrs A. Moser.
 G. B. Denny, business man iron Bakersfield, Calf, is among the visit ors in the city.
 More men were sent south yesterday to assist in the construction of tht Arizona & Colorado road.
 A. c. Massey, who is developing mining property near McCabe, is il the city on a short business trip.
 Miss Florence Brett left yesterda! for Chicago, where she will visit fol some time with relatives and friends.
 The ladies of the Embroidery clul met yesterday afternoon at the resi- dent of Mrs. W. T. Smith on Nortl Summit street.
 Attorney General E. s. Clark lief yesterday for Flagstaff to attend tt matters of legal nature. He expect to return to Prescott today.
 F. s. Dickerson and T. J. Evan have formed partnership at Seligman and will do business under the firn name of F. $. Dickerson < Go. Charles J. George is in the city iron Los Angeles, and will go out to tn, Lincoln mine in the Bradshaws today Machinery is arriving there for larg stamp mill.
 , Miss Hess, who has conducted boarding house here. left yesterday fo Goldfield, Nevada, where she expect to engage in business if a suitable opening can be found.