Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-22

l mas been VlSlIlDB lOT SOUe tune. ne
 was uncertain as to whether he will
 return here or remain in Portland per
 manently.
 Captain Crowell, who visited this
 section recently oD mining business
 died in Los Angeles last week of pneu-
 monia. His home was in Massachu
 setts, whence his remains were remov-
 ed for burial.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers and L. H. Chal-
 mers of Phoenix were passengers on
 yesterdays north bound train. The
 former stopped off in Prescott while
 the latter continued on his journey,
 en route to Los Angeles.
 Eldridge E. Jordan, former private
 secretary of Governor l.. c. Hughes,
 but now a real estate agent in Wash.
 irgton, D. c. was a passenger on yes
 terday's south bound freight train and
 spent couple of hours in Prescott,
 meeting a number of hIs old friends.
 k. NJ. Dougherty will leave on this
 mornings train en route to Grown
 King. He has been awaiting the stop
 ping of the storm for several days and concluded to make an effort to get there now if he has to do as he did to get in here-walk from Mayer to Crown King.
 E. W. McClave, who returned short time since from the east reports having had very successful trip. MT. McClave is manager of the Easy Boss mine near Mayer and has been rustling funds for development work. He expects large party of stockhold- CTS out here early in April.
 Supervisors Barney Smith and Fred Sattes have been out viewing the Mil Ter valley road and have started repairs on it. They will not be able to do the work we'll however until the storm ceases and the road dries up some. They hope however to be able to make it passable for teams, which it has not been for some time.
 Miss Louise E. Hollister, of Evans ton, H., National Organizer of the W. c. T. U., will speak in the Marina St. NJ. E. church this evening at s | o'clock All who heard Miss Hollister speak in Prescott last year will cer- tainly wish to hear her again, and to bring their friends. All are cordially | invited. Miss HoIlister will also ad- dress parlor meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the M. E. parsonage, to whicL all those interested in temper ance work are cordially invited.
 Forest Supervisor Stewart received a telephone from Grown King last evening advising him of an accident that befel one of his forest rangers, Frank c. W. Pooler. MT. Pooler was at the Gro mine and in mounting his horse, his oveTcoat caught on the horn of the saddle and the horse began bucking and before MT. Pooler could get control of the animal he was thrown violently to the ground and his left arm broken just above the wrist. Dr. Mcdonnell set the arm, but it will be some days before Mir. Pooler can get around again.
 The Journal Miner was misinformed ,n Monday evening Tn reference 10 the bridge that was washed out over the Salt river. Instead of it's being the Naricopa and Phoenix road that was truck, the fine new steel bridge of the . Phoenix and Eastern road was the one which was damaged. The pier built , n the middle of the stream and built If solid masonry to a great depth be- 2 ow the water level was the one that washed out and it carried two beuts of z be bridge with it. The bridge cost bout 5l2O. GOO and it is said that it rill cost from $40, GOO to $50. .OO0 to re- air the damage sustained to it. The ccident happened about fifteen min Q ties after a passenger train to Mesa ity had passed over 1t. Jim Evans, charged with attempting 0 pass counterfeit money was before r ustlce Talbot for trial yesterday af ernoon. Several witnesses were ex- mined when further hearing of the d sse was postponed until this after oon. Evans went on the stand on a is own behalf and stated that he ar ived here on the passenger train from e congress on Saturday about noon and bat be was arrested on Sunday at IT oon. He said that he had come from to Wickenburg to work on a le railroad there but they refused to i, end him to the front on account of cling unable to get material in. As r, lere did not happen to be any trains A [ any kind from the south, Evans was ertainly mistaken as to the manner p [ his coming if he came on Saturday h , nba liII ba