Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-08

Miss Rose KIrwaggen came over from
Jerome on Wednesday night for brief
visit in Prescott.
Deputy United States Marshal Eos
ter, of Phoenix, went out to Mayer
yesterday on business.
Will L. Clark, of Jerome, has pur-
chased box for the production of the
Twins of Bistritz tonight.
There was no train out of Jerome
today on account of an engine of the
road being off the track.
l. ]. johnson, of Phoenix, agency
director of the New York Life insur-
ance company, is in town on business.
r. E. MCCLELLAN, of Placeritas is in
town. He reports a heavier rainfall
at the above camp than there was in
Prescott.
D. NJ. Timmons, superintendent of
the Gold King mine in the Bradshaw
mountains came in from that camp
yesterday.
Yesterday was a mild and pleasant
day and the benches in the plaza we're
occupied by parties who we're seeking
the fresh air.
The mercury yesterday morning
1-AN>AI -, hr.kr hivfr- md 70
above zero, but did not reach the
freezing point.
E. K. Dozier, of Macon, Georgia, is
in this section looking over the min
ing interests. He went south on last
nights train.
One car load of oil, one of powder
and two of merchandise we're among
the shipments on yesterdays freight
train from Ash Fork.
After a day passing without any
rain, the railroad officials decided to
send last nights train through direct
without holding it here.
Mrs. e. L. ShuItz and Mrs. a. j.
Knoblock, mother and sister of Tom
Shultz, came over from Jerome last
night for a visit in Prescott.
A. j. Herndon, who has been over
at Jerome on Equitable Life Assur-
ance business has returned. He re-
ports having done fine business.
The two and a half year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrington, of
Jerome, died at that place on Wednes-
day. Death was caused from teething.
The smelter at the Equator mine
near Jerome, has been closed down on
account of the muddy conditions of
the roads making freighting impossi
BILE.
W. B. Clark, former resident of
Lynx creek, but now resident of Los
is in town for a short visit.
He is visiting his daughter, Mrs. j.
n. Robinson.
L. W. Griffith, the telegraph opera
tor who came out from the east few
days ago caught on to job yesterday
and was sent out to Providence to
work the keys in connection with the
work train.
The Arizona brewery has just re-
,eived a car load of casks for that in
3titution. The car load consisted of
.wo immense casks, which completely /
illed fiat car.
Contractor Bright of the firm of con-
tractors who are making the change in
he railroad at Bells canyon left yes
reday for San Bernardino, where he |
has his residence.
The Poland branch of the Prescott /
Eastern railroad is still out of bust
less and it Will be probably a week be-
ore the repairs can be made and the
rcak clear again.
Rev. George H. Brewer, general
Baptist missionary for New Mexico,
md Arizona, was a passenger on yes
.erday's north bound train, en- route
rom Phoenix to Albuquerque, where
ne resides.
The advance sale of seats for the
Twins of Bistritz at the Elks' theatre
onight has been quite large, being
wen greater than for the opening
night of the theatre. The place should
be packed and it looks now as though
t will be.
I he Crown King road will be open
'or business again by Saturday.
The road has been open all the time
out the track in some places was so
oft that it was deemed advisable to /
nave it placed in thorough repair be-
ore running trains over it.
The habeas corpus case of the Japa-
lese girl was not tried yesterday by
Judge Sloan. Another point was rails
ID in the case when it came up for
rial, and that was as to the jurisdlc-
ion of the court. A postponement of
he case was accordinClv had until tbis