Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

V. IL. MaSOn ana w. n. OIdy ytOu lel' yesterday for the east.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tomlinson Jeff yesterday for the south.
 Prof. B. D. BiIlinghurst returned yesterday from his visit to Tucson.
 B. P. Cheney, the we'll known San- ta Fe official left for the east or Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugo Richards left yesterday for a two months visit in the east.
 The Odd Fellows met in regular session last night, large attendance being reported.
 The local Catholics will give fair here for an entire week, beginning Monday, April 24.
 J. V. Shepard held the lucky num- Der in the drawing at the Voigtlander suit club Monday evening.
 l.. B. Fournier, formerly with the B-B company, has returned to the city after a visit to Phoenix.
 James Nj. Skeaff, we'll known min ing superintendent, returned to the city yesterday after short absence.
 E. D. Seaton left yesterday for San Francisco to make arrangements to place his son in the State University at Berkeley.
 George c. Ruffner left last night for Phoenix to bring up two car loads Of horses which have been on pasture there.
 John Tharpe is visiting in the city for few days. He is here for the purpose of beautifying the grave of his mother.
 As Rev. F. B. Meyer will not be here this evening, the usual prayer meeting will be held at the Baptist church tonight.
 E. E. Greenwood, manager of the Mt. Julian properties, sent several more men put yesterday, who will as sist in the development work.
 James Morrell was in the city Mon day frum along the line of the Arizo- ma & California railroad. where he has been helping to erect telegraph lines.
 Ed Block has some good specimens of copper ore, which he brought in from his property, seven miles west of Jerome Junction. He is developing a promising lead.
 Lee Ptau, president of the Pfau Mining company, left Tuesday for the east to attend to business for the com pany, which is developing mines near Cherry.
 For a consideration of sl, ,000 Lute Able has sold to James Cash the fol lowing claims in the vicinity of Grown King; Galena. Emaline, High Pres sure and Annie.
 Frank Strauer has filed an affidavit with the county recorder showing that slOO was expended during 1904 on each of group of fifteen claims in the Humbug district.
 Between fifteen and twenty men left here last night for the Arizona & California railroad, where they will join the grading gang. They left in charge of J. A. Cashion.
 A. F. Champie, of Castle Creek hot springs, has been appointed deputy by Sheriff Lowry. Champie has re- sided in that section a nunber of years, and is familiar with the condi- tions.
 Mrs. c. C. Stukey, of Walker, who has been assisting the family of Nj. H. Thomas during their recent spell of sickness left yesterday for her home. She expects to return again in few days.
 The report that there has been ser ious cave at the Silver Bell mine at Imperial, Yuma county, seems to be a mistake. Advices received from there today of an authoritative nature indi- cate that the report is purely imagi- nary.
 M. J. Nolan filed location notices for eleven claims in the Humbug dis trict with County Recorder Mosher yesterday. Some of the claims have been located before, but allowed to lapse.
 The city jail now has the smallest number of inmates in some time. There are only five enjoying the hos pitality of Jallor Heisler. Police off cers report the city in unusually good order.
 Frank NJ. Murphy will leave romor- TOW for Phoenix, and will be joined there by Superintendent W. F. Staun- ton of the Development company Of America. He plans to visit the com pany's mines at Tombstone and Imper-