Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-03-08

wards of Poland will hold the prelim-
mary examination of Morgan this af-
/ ternoon.
j. W. Smith came up from Octave
yesterday.
Phil Hoover is laid up with an at
tack of the grip.
Bernard Cumif came in last even
ing from Crown King.
W. j. Bond returned yesterday from
his visit to Phoenix.
The first rehearsal of PInafore was
held on Monday evening.
Miss Rose Kirwaggen will leave for
her home in Jerome today.
Miss kathryn Barnett, of Jerome,
is visiting friends in town.
Deputy Sheriff Cavanaugh came in
with Morgan, the McCabe shooter yes
terday.
John Hanlon passed through Pres
colt yesterday en- route to the Grand
Canyon.
Sig. Simon the we'll known CONNER
cisl traveller came in yesterday from
the south.
Yesterday was sunshiny day and
no rain fell. The mud started to dry
up very rapidly.
Mrs. Calder and her children left
yesterday for Cincinnati where they
will reside hereafter.
The new moon was visible last even
ing for the first time. Moon snarps
say that it is "dry" moon.
Mark Murphy cams up yesterday
from Skull valley where he is in
charge of some mining operations.
Reports from Phoenix are to the
effect that little Irene Curry's condi-
ton is quite critical and there seems
to be little hope for her recovery.
Mrs. G. c. Greene, of Albuquerque,
is visiting her brother and sister in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Durham, in
Prescott.
The sale of personal property be-
longing to the estate of the late George
Burnell will be held on March Goth at
Martinez.
r. Fl. Bruce, an old time miner is
in from the Aqua Fria to close up a
deal with eastern parties on some of
his mining claims.
E. I. Bacon, the mining man, left
yesterday for his home in Detroit. He
expects to return to Arizona again
within few months.
Miss Hannah Wollenberg left yester-
day for her home in San Francisco,
after visit of several months with
relatives IN Prescott.
United States Attorney F. S. Nave
failed to reach here yesterday, but is
expected to arrive today and take
charge of the case against the japanese
girl.
Judge and Mrs. ]. j. Hawkins left
yesterday for a visit in Los Angeles. !
Judge Hawkins expects to extend his
trip to Goldfeld before his return
home.
George Ross, of Jerome, who has
been in Phoenix for short time, came |
up on yesterday train and stopped off |
in Prescott for days visit before
to his home.
Those who participated in "The
Twins of Bistritz' and who have manu-
script of their parts are requested to
return them to Mrs. B. II. Smith at |
their earliest opportunity.
I. j. Carrigan passed through Pres
3ott yesterday en- route to Los Ange-
les. He has been improving quite
rapidly of late from his recent sick
ness, but is not we'll man yet.
The report comes from Quartzsite
hat in a row between William Mac
beth and Mexican whose name was
not given the Mexican was seriously
md dangerously stabbed by Macbeth.
Miss Dee Spaulding left yesterday
by her uncle and sister,
or her home at Hannibal, Missouri.
Her condition was very critical and it
s Thought that she cannot live long.
J. l.. Munds is in town from his
'anch north of Seligman. He reports
IN abundance of water there this year,
III of his dams being full but none of
hem we're washed out by the high
water.
The funeral of the late Guilford
hathaway took place yesterday from
he Masonic hall under the auspices
If the order. The funeral was largely
tteDded. Interment was in Masonic