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

son are taking the applications. The installation of the new lodge is to be made big event.
 The Gurley street electric car re- sumed yesterday after an idleness of several days, due to breakage of some part of the motive apparatus. It is believed now that repairs have been made that the car will be run more regualrly.
 J. J. Muken has leased small plot of ground on the Homestead claim at Walker to H. Yeomans for a period Uf three years. MT. Yeomans was here yesterday, and states that several of the mining companies in that section are preparing to resume work.
 Deputy Sheriff c. l. Haley returned to Seligman yesterday. He came down on the late train Wednesday night with John Moore, who has been sentenced to serve thirty days in the county jail. Moore is convicted of a misdemeanor committed at Ash Fork. ". i. Rowe, former member of the Arizona legislature from Yavapai, spent yesterday in the city. He has been in California for several weeks to visit points of interest, and returns to look after the development of mining property in the Hassayampa district.
 It was stated here yesterday that District Judge Richard E. Sloan will visit Los Angeles at the completion of the term of court at Flagstaff, and then return to Prescott in time to open court here on May 1. He is ex- pected to leave Flagstaff today for California.
 Probate Judge Hicks received word yesterday from Dr. W. 4. Ward, sup erintendent of the territorial asylum at Phoenix, that Mrs. Babette Weis died there recently. She was commit ted to the asylum January last. De- ceased is the mother of Mrs. Fred Hawkins of Jerome.
 Dr. E. E. Moore left yesterday for Chicago with the remains of his son, who died here Tuesday evening. The burial will take place near Chicago, beside the body of the boys mother. J. N. W. Moore accompanied his brother, pr. Moore, as far as Ash Fork, returning to the city last night.
 A change in the channel of Granite creek since the recent storm started for a time endangered the buildings at the Fort Whipple stock barns and cor ral. It was necessary to build a tenn porary Iip-rap to turn the water. Later on a wing will be built out into the channel to turn the water back to its course.
 c. F. Lyle, who resigned from the machine shops of the United Verde company at Jerome because he thought the company was employing a non union man, has located in Los Angeles with the Southern Pacific company. Mrs. Lyle will leave here soon to join her husband.
 Deputy Sheriff Campbell, of Coco nino county, spent last night in Pres colt. He stopped over here on his way to Yuma, where he is taking three prisoners to the penitentiary. They were convicted at the term of court just closed at Flagstaff. The prison CTS were kept in the county jail here last night.
 H. P. Anewalt, formerly general freight and passenger agent on the Santa Fe, Prescott < Phoenix, depart ed yesterday for San Francisco to take up his new duties there. A number of friends were at the depot to see him off. Mrs. Anewalt is in Phoenix and will remain there for about a month before joining MT. Anewslt.
 Advices from Yuma are that Miles Archibald, formerly of Prescott, re- gently figured in a shooting scrape there with James Hickey, in which neither of them were injured. Archi- bald knocked Hickey down earlier in the evening, and the latter returned bent upon revenge. Several shots were exchanged in a saloon without any in jury being done.
 Night Officer George Heisler arrest ed an unknown man in the resident of George Thorne on Marina street yesterday evening about 30 o'clock. He was caught in the act of robbing one of the rooms bv Mrs. Thorne, who gave the alarm and summoned help. Officer Heisler was sent for to make the arrest. The man claims to be an eX-soldier. He is believed to be a sneak thief, who has been operating here for some time.