Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Sundays Daily

r. E. Biles came ir last evening
 from the Dividend mine.
 Storm symptoms were in evidence
 again at late hour last night.
 c. M. Funtson, editor of the Coco
 nino Sun at Flagstaff arrived in Pres
 eott on last nights train.
 The funeral of the late Irene Curry,
 will take place this afternoon from the
 Catholic church at o'clock.
 A. Redewill came up with the Phoe- nix Elks yesterday. Mir. RedewilI , fills the part of Prof. High Ball in the entertainment.
 United States Marshal II. H. McCord was a passenger on last nights south bound train en route to Phoenix from trip to San Francisco.
 Col. J. F. Wilson, ex-delegate to congress, Mrs. Wilson, Col. Duncan N. Hood, wife and child arrived on last nights train direct from Washing. ton.
 Those plug hats of the Elks yester- day furnished tempting target to the small boy with snow ball, but he restrained himself and did not prac- tiee on any of them.
 H. Campbell with the railroad con- tIaeting firm of Grant Bros. and stat toned at Wickenburg, came up yester- day on business and incidentally to take in the Elks Minstrel show.
 Two or three cars of the Grown King train which left Prescott at S:3O on Saturday incoming, were derailed near Cherry station. No damage was done further than the delay caused to traffic.
 Eugene Brady O'Neill, a former resident of Prescott, is a member of the Phoenix minstrel troupe and vas renewing old acquaintances while here. The troupe will return to Phoe- nix on tOnight's train.
 4 party of five gentlemen connected with the Coronado Mining company, which is operating mine near Con- gress came in on yesterdays freight train from the north and went to Congress on the night passenger train.
 An extra freight train was run from Ash Fork to Jerome Junction yester day with full load of freight and vas tben returned to Ash Fork for an- other train load for Prescott and Phoenix It arrived in Prescott dur ing the afternoon.
 Judge Septimus J. Hanna, member of the board of lectureship of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Bos- ton, will deliver a lecture on Chris | tian Science" in the Elks' new thea Ire on Friday evening, March 24th. Every body cordially invited to attend | admission free.
 Col. T. Johns Rigby came in Friday night from California and will remain few days looking after his interests in this section. When asked in regard to the big Rigby reduction plant at Mayer and when it would be pushed to completion the Colonel expressed the hope that matters would be nov ing in a short time.
 Rev. E. B. Taft. of the Baptist church will preach at II o'clock today at the Methodist church at union ser vices Of the Baptist and Methodist churches. The subject of his sermon will be ''The ConstraIning Love of ! Christ. g At the evening services in the Baptist church Miss Ida Clothier, of Colorado, will speak. Ed s. Wright was yesterday appoint ed administrator of the estate of his father, the late Judge J. II. Wright. The estate consists of the family resi- dence on Guriey street, on which hOmestsad had been filed and upon | which an application will be made to have the probate court set it aside as 1 a homestead. The property is valued at ( g, 800. e The Grown King train will continue | to leave Prescott each morning at S:3O U o'clock as usual Returning it will leave Grown King at o'clock each leave Middleton at 10 | Q O'eiooS, Mayer at P o'clock, noon and | arrive at Prescott at ? 30 p. m. Train V service on the Poland branch has been s bending repairs to the g track. S The art section Of the Monday club u will hold its open meeting Tuesday March 14th. at the public | school building in the kindergarten e room. Mrs. Hugo Richards will give g an informal talk about her trip to c Japan, Egpyt and India and will have T on exhibition soma of fba c11rios coI o