Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05

tender him a benefit next Sunday in the shape of baseball game. Will Carroll, who played last season with Iron King, returned to Prescott yes terday and will play in Sundays bene- fit game.
 A. c. Averyt was today appointed deputy recorder, vice G. NJ. Dotson, who resigned. Mir. Averyt will have charge of the abstracting work under Recorder Mosher.
 The Workmen held their regular monthly session last night.
 T. J. Sparks, a prominent mining man, was here yesterday on business.
 Johr Drew filed bis bond of S1, GOO as road overseer of district No. with the county recorder yesterday. His sureties are J. c. Snow and W. $. Johnson.
 Tom Shultz left last night for Phoe- nix in the interest of the Portland ex- position edition of the Prescott Pros- pect. On the way back he will visit a number of the mining camps.
 The southbound train was held here until about II o'clock last night in order to take the Devils Lane" company to Phoenix. 1t arrived here
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 Commencing today the regular daily train service will be resumed between Prescott and Poland. The train will leave here at 7:15 a. m., and return ing, arrive at I 50 p. m.
 The meeting of the Arizona Baptist convention at Tucson has been post poned until April 2Sth. Consequent Iy, the usual services will be held at the Baptist church next Sunday.
 Undertaken F. F. Nevin has almost completed the changes being made in his place of business on Goodwin street. The front has been repainted and the interior completely renovated.
 A. c. McQueen,li live stock inspector for the Santa Fe in Maricopa and Yav- apai counties, was here yesterday. He reports a large number of cattlemen preparing to bring in cattle for graz ing.
 John Lawler is expected back in few days from Texas, where he has been for short time to purchase cat tie, which he will graze in the viciu- ity of Kirkland, where he is large landholder.
 Though business has been unusually quiet since the first of the year around the sheriff's office, there are now nineteen prisoners in the county jail. Several of them have been brought over recently from Jerome.
 Charles Battye, former deputy coun- ty recorder, asks that the public un- derstand that he is not the individual, Charles Battre, who has been bound over to the grand jury for leveling gun on Civil Engineer Archer.
 Fred A. Tritle, at one time register of the land office in Prescott, has been appointed first clerk under Territorial Auditor Wesley A. Hill. Hill was ap- pointed Monday morning by Governor Bibbey to succeed the late Mr. Chris ty.
 The Toughs' fire company met last night iD regular monthly session, and the O. K company will meet this evening. Refreshments were served last night to members and their friends and the company meeting this evening will do the same.
 Mrs. G. s. Palmer, wife of Manager Palmer of the Postal office in Flag staff, spent yesterday here with her parents, who are on visit from Chi cago. They left for Phoenix last night, and will visit there few days before returning north.
 The DeMund company plans to have Its mill in operation at the new loca- ton the first of next week. A large planer, which has not been used on account of lack of room will be in stalled in the new mill.
 W. W. Nichols will leave today for his home near Cottonwood in the Verde valley, where he has farmed for the past twenty five years. He has been here on business iD the probate court in connection with the estate ot the late L. M. Olden.
 Ben Blanchard, of New York, has filed affidavits of labor performed and .---.-........4- .,,nl d.. n,, tk. Iur..a c..n,.-.