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

for Philadelphia tomorrow. He has recently put through two mining deals near Octave, the property sold being the Bishop and Peterson groups.
 Charles K. Davis, a capitalist . of Wellston, Ohio, arrived Saturday and spent couple of days with Frank R. Stewart, returning home yesterday.
 Jack Gage, instl uctor for the Tri- Weekly dancing club, will leave today for trip to Williams, Flagstaff and other points in northern Arizona.
 Pat Flynn desires to return his sin cere thanks to the public, the press and the players, for their kind and generous efforts and assistance in his behalf.
 Mrs. F. W. Bell, sister of Herman Craemer, former chief clerk to Major Wolcott, at Fort Whipple, is here from Washington, D. C., for short visit.
 Fred c. Blake and Frank O. Blake are here from Cincinnati on mining trip, and may visit several sections of the county befor. returning to their ! homes.
 Among those in the city yesterday from outside points were the follow ing: Floyd Gibbins, Cash mine; c. c. Stukey, Walker; H. D. Reynolds, Iron King.
 The annual business meeting of the Congregational church will be held next Thursday evening at s o'clock. It will be preceded by short devo- tional service.
 Mos9 Drachmsn, who travels out of Tucson for a cigar house, is here on a business trip. He states that southern Arizona ranges are ahead of the north because of the warmer weather there.
 General Superintendent WA. Drake returned yesterday from tour of in- spection south along the lines of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix road. He was accompanied by his daughter.
 It is reported here that Charles Hooker, of Jerome, has purchased the Terrace livery stables in that city from Messrs. Goodwin and Holiday. It is the largest establishment of the kind in Jerome.
 W. c.. Busiok recently transferred his enc fourth interest in the Moon mining claim in the Hassyampa dis trict to P. c. Wilder end J. w. Sulli- van. Wilder has in turn sold his one eighth interest to Sullivan for s250.
 Lasada Anderson, who has been bellboy at the Yavapai club for some time yesterday resigned his position, and returns to the Postal office today as messenger boy. He was there be- fore entering the employ of the club.
 Thirteen bullion moulds were ship ped to the Treadwell smelter at Mayer yesterday. They are used in drawing off the matter in copper shelter. The Treadwell is about ready to start up, and his considerable ore on hand.
 Frank F. Nevin has leased one half of hIs alfalfa ranch near Cottonwood to Mir. and Mrs. l. s. Flynn of Pres colt. He went over to Jerome yester- day to close up the deal. MT. and Mrs. Flynn went over several days ago.
 Charles w. Herndon, who has been out some time on lion hunt with Joe Archambeau and John Drew, returned to the city Sunady evening. He says the party had not even sighted lion track up to the time he left them. Archambeau and Drew are expected | back in the city sometime today.
 Mrs. Henry ?. Bardshar yesterday | received a telegram from her hus band, stating that he will arrive in the city this evening with Mayor Nor ris Goldwater. They have been at | San Antonio to attend the reunion of Rough Riders.
 James McNaughton, who has been for the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phoenix road here for several weeks, left last night for Phoenix to take the position of bookkeeper with the Ari- zoua Hardware < Vehicle company. Some time ago he was employed by the T. F. Miller company of Jerome.
 The benefit ball game Sunday after noon for Pat Flynn resulted in a vic tory for Whipple over Prescott ty score of II tl 8. Only seven innings were played rain cutting the game short At times the play was close, and at other very ragged. lI the last inning Whipple rallied, and pulled out the victors. The net result of the game was slOs, which Was yesterday turned over to Flynn by a committee.
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