Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.

on last nights train.
Major Dewitt went north yesterday,
but refused to divulge his destination.
W. G. Blakely, a prominent attor-
ney of Kingman, is in town for short
stay.
Born, in Los Angeles, February %,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mansfield, a
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hoover left yes
terday for their home at Jerome otter
a days visit in Prescott.
VIM. Burch and Mrs. Rosa Martin
we're married last night at 8 O'Clock
by Probate Judge G. P. Hicks.
Supervisors Smith and Sattes and
Clerk Robinson returned on Tue sday
from their official visit to Jerome.
W. W. Nichols of the Verde valley
has been appointed administrator of
the etsate of the late L. NJ. Olden.
A. L. DeMund and wife have decided
lot block 1, Bashford block to De
Mund lumber company, consideration,
81.
DIR. G. ii. McGinnis left yesterday
for Camp Verde, where 1t is said he
contemplates locating to engage in the
practice of his profession.
NJ. B. Davis has resigned his posi-
ton in the auditors Office in the s.
E. P. & P. railroad and left yesterday
for Denver where he has accepted a
good position.
Ross Griffiths, a brother of Mrs.
Lyle P. Martin, of Prescott, who has
been visiting the latter, left yesterday
for Fort Riley, Kansas, where he is
stationed in the army.
The Rebekah lodge has elected Mes
danes j. c. Forest, 7. j. Morrison,
Amy Hill, D. D. Mcdonald and An
ME Henry as delegates to their grand
lodge, which meets in Douglas in
April.
An inventory and appraisement of
the property of the estate of the late
George Burnell has been filed with
the probate court. The estate consists
of personal property and is valued at
81, 7O5. 40.
Don't fail to read the novel adver-
tisement of the Ideal Grocery, Nathan
& Ben, in today's paper. The amount
they propose to give to readers and
their method of giving it is sufficient
to enlist the attention of everyone.
The police force had the city prison
ers doing good service yesterday in
clearing the side walks of mud. This
exercise is beneficial for the inmates
of the bastile and the street cleaning
is greatly needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hayward, of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. De Ar
mond, l.. ]. McCloskey and Thomas
Hunter, of Philadelphia, who we're
out here for a visit to mines of the |
Rincon Mines company, left for the
east yesterday.
F. r. Stewart on Tuesday received
a handsome, beautifully framed por-
trait of Senator ]. B. Foraker, of
Ohio. He had it placed In the win
dow of Geo. II. Cook & Co. s jewelIy
store and Mr.. Hesla labeled it "Sena-
tor ]. B. Foraker, Arizona's friend"
Charles W. and Nathan Gregg two
prominent citizens of Denver have
been in this section for several days
on mining business. They express
themselves as highly pleased with
what they have seen in Arizona. They
will leave for Denver today.
]. l.. Mnuds and family came up on
yesterdays train from Phoenix. Mrs.
Munds and the children remained in
Prescott while Mr.. Munds went on to
his ranch above Seligman, where his
presence is needed to look after his
dams constructed for securing and
storing water for the dry periods.
B. Rosenthal, proprietor of the Silk
Novelty store, has returned from a |
two months stay in Phoenix where
be went hoping that the lower alti-
tude would be a beneficial change. He
is very glad to be back home again
and says that Prescott is more desir- |
able city from every standpoint.
Miss Luella Gertrude Chilson is |
preparing to put on the comic opera
PIRATES of Penzance" at the Elks' /
theatre early in April. She will be
assisted by Mrs. W. a. Cline and the
leading musical talent of the city and !
it goes without saying that this will |
prove another treat to our music low |
ing people.
DR.. Linn has moved his office from |
the Union block to rooms 10 and Il,
LawIer block, in the offices formerly
occupied by DR.. g. H. McGinnis. His
telephone number is 26S. Since Iocat-