Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-29

source or satisfaction to him to know
 that court will convene one month , earlier this year than 1sual.
 From Fridays Daily. G. W. Sarano left yesterday for Los
 Angeles.
 Fred Stephens came in yesterday
 from Camp Verde.
 H. l.. Lathrop, of Scranton, Penn
 sylvania, il in town.
 J. L. Munds left yesterday for his ranch north of Seligman.
 Jules Baumann came in yesterday from the Baumann copper camp.
 John Hartin and family left yester- day for Santa Rosa California, for the benefit of Mrs. Hartin's health. 1 H. L. Dooley, of the Baumann Cop. per company has returned from visit to Los Angeles on mining business. i J. w. Bird, president of the Brad shaw Mountain Copper Mining and Smelling company, left yesterday for 1 the east.
 A. l.. DeMund, formerly in charge of the DeMund Lumber company in Prescott, has opened a lumber yard [ in Yuma.
 A. J. Knoblock has returned to Je- rome. It is said that he contemplates going into the hotel business in San { Francisco.
 The train for Crown King is bulle- tined to leave this morning at 30 o'clock. The road is open all the way through now.
 Deputy Sheriff John Hartsfield, of McCabe, who was shot by Charles Morgan, has about recovered from the effect of his wounds.
 The Phoenix & Eastern railroad has made arrangements with the NJ. < P. road to run its Florence train over the latter road pending the repairs to the Salt river bridge which went out on Monday evening.
 Walter G. Reese was in town yester- day from McCabe where he is engaged in putting in a cyanide plant for working the tailings of that mine.
 Mrs. Eugene McCabe died at the county hospital yesterday, after an illness of several weeks. She former ly resided on Grove street in West Prescott.
 The Maricopa & Phoenix railroad company announces that they are quite certain of having their Gila river bridge repaired so that trains can run over it on Saturday.
 Julius Werr was brought over from Jerome yesterday by Deputy Wes Owens to serve a sentence of ninety days in the county jail. He was con- victed of whipping his father.
 Manuel Madrid, the youthful print CT, and placer miner, and a companion, sluiced about sl 50 worth of gold out of the sands of Granite creek, near the | second bridge above town yesterday | afternoon.
 Joe Drew, who is somewhat of hunter himself has sent for Joe Arch ambeau to go out to Walnut creek with his dogs and kill some mountain lions which have been killing calves. The two Joes combined would make a strong team of hunters.
 A car load of onions, the first car load of that article cVer to arrive here, is due today or tomorrow. It is con- signed to Walter Hill. There has been an onion famine here for some time and MT. Hill anticipates no trouble in of the entire car load.
 Eldridge E. Jordan was not properly classified in the mention of the Jour nal Miner few days ago. It was stated that he had formerly been the private secretary of Governor L. c. Hughes. Instead of Governor Hughes it was Governor McCord whose private be was. The eighteenth annual encampment of the department of Arizona, G. A. R. will convene in Phoenix, at II a. m., Wednesday, April 19, 1905. The { railroads have granted the usual re- ( 1uced rates, on the certificate plan. These rates apply to families of con- , rades and to members of the W. R. c. 7
 F. R. Wagner, chef at Hotel Burke. will sever his connections with that i in few days and will open t he Grand restaurant. Mir Wagner las been here for year or so occu- f 'ying the position of chef at the Ya- n 'apai club and of Hotel Burke and in ach of them has given good satisfac ion. He will no doubt do the same V t the Grand. r The pine line hetween prasootI op5