Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-02-15

Judge R. E. Sloan has been sick
for the past few days, unable to
be down town.
Treasurer E S. Wright, has appoint
ed Reese NJ. Ling as special attorney
to collect Yavapai county's back taxes.
NJ. A. Perkins, of this county, has
introduced bill to appropriate $40,
600 to erect monument for Buckley
O'Neill.
Word comes from Douglas, that Will
lis Grander, formerly leader of the
Prescott band, was married recently
to Miss Esther Doll, of Tempe.
Delegate J. f. Wilson telegraphs
from Washington that there is no
danger of Utah being able to secure
that northern strip from Arizona.
The contempt cases of Otto Straub
and D. E. Scott we're again postponed
yesterday on account of the continued
illness of Judge K. E. Sloan.
H. L. Strong, of Los Angeles, arriv-
ed in Prescott few days ago to 10
cate. He is the representative of the
Conservative Life Insurance company,
of the above city.
The remains of the late Miss Man
nix were shipped yesterday to her for
mer home at Springfield, Massschu-
sets. A large number of friends of
deceased accompanied the body to the
depot.
The Phoenix Republican reports the
result of Saturdays ball game as be-
ing IL to instead of 10 to as report
ed. The Sunday game was won by
the Prescott team by a score of 3 to ,.
The Prescott boys returned home yes
terday.
G. F. Diamond, a we'll known and
popular conductor on the S. f. P. q
P. railroad, was married in Phoenix
on Sunday to Mrs. Gray, formerly of
Kirkland. The couple have fitted up
a house in Prescott and will reside
here.
Frank Burnell, driver of delivery
wagon for r. H. Burmister & Sons
company, won the s. premium offered
by the city at Saturdays fire, and
Charles Kearley got the o. X. hose
cart to fire first on Monday, earning
the 50.
The Mining and Engineering Re-
view says the United Verde mines
paid 81, O25, coo dividends in 1904
Courier. -And yet the board of super
visors of Yavapai county says they are
not worth 81, 600, 600 for the purposes
of taxation.
E. W. McClave, of the Easy Boss
mine, left on yesterday S train for De-
troit and other eastern cities ON bust
ness connected with the above mine,
expecting to be absent about a month
During his absence Frank a. Davis
will look after the Easy Boss property.
The Jerome News says that land
slide occurred on the mountain side in
Jerome which moved house and lot
belonging to G. ". Hull several
inches down the side of the mountain.
a shaft on a mining claim. which was
embraced in the area of the slide was
filled up.
Miss Florence Herndon, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Herndon, gave
birthday party on Saturday evening
at which about twenty of her young
friends we're present. The occasion
was not an ordinary birthday party,
though, as it was Miss Florence's six
| teenth anniversry-sweet sixteen.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
church, will give valentine social at
the parsonage tonight. The rooms
are being beautifully decorated for
the occasion. There will be various
games played and refreshments will
be served and everybody will be made
welcome and given a good time.
Special services will be held at the
Methodist church on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this