Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-19

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 Dr. P. N. Looney returned yester- day afternoon from a brief profession al visit to McCabe where he was called to attend a child suffering from a temporary complaint.
 Robert Perrin, owner ot sheep and cattle in Coconino county, is in the city from Williams for a short stay. He reports the cattle and sheep inter ests in excellent shape.
 Manager Frank Lecklighter of the Poland store, was here yesterday for short business trip. He is of the opinion that Poland and that section will soon take on a small size boom.
 Henry Wingfield and Dr. M. A. Carrier were in the city yesterday on a business visit from Camp Verde. They report considerable water in the Verde river when they left the valley.
 NJ. J. Foley stated yesterday that he will be in the city until next Thursday. He has been here to appear before the city council to bid on the pumping plant that will be installed at Del Rio.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Simmons left yesterday for Oregon, which state they will make their future home. Mir. Simmons has been employed here some time by the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix road.
 William Diskin, who received severe injuries as the result of fall down the elevator shaft in the B-B store, is now able to be out on the streets. It will be some time before he is able to make use of his left arm.
 Leslie Hardness, travelling freight and passenger agent for the Erie Dis patch road between Chicago and New York, left the city yesterday morning for western points. His line makes a speciality of routine fast freight.
 John Page, councilman for Coconi- DO county in the last Arizona legisla- ture and proprietor of the Grand View hotel at Grand Canyon, came down from the orth last night for a short stay in the city.
 Isaac T. Stoddard, former secretary of the territory, arrived here yester- day, and will go out today to the property of the Stoddard Mining com pany. He states that there may be important developments in that sec tion before long.
 k. c. Powers has sold lot l5 in block of the Moeller addition to Prescott to c. E. Lamb for consid- eration of s1, 15O. The property is located near the northeast corner of Sheldon and Alarcon streets. There is a residence on the lot.
 Mayor Thomas E. Ludlam, of Sea Isle City, N. J., and Newton Morton, of Florence, N. J., arrived Ill the city last night, and will be here several days. They are in the county to look over mining property with view to investing.
 J. H. Robinson, clerk of the board of supervisors, yesterday held a public auction at which he sold job lot of wire netting that the county had no use for. Bob Brow bid S36 on the lot
 
 Gus Williams, Durham and Bublett of Lynx creek.
 George Rohpeter, owIeI of one of the finest ranches in the territory, l was here yesterday. He states that | an effort is being made at Dewey to | get the postofiice moved about half | mile from its present location. A pe- tition to that effect is being circulated | around Dewey.
 Cecil G. Fennell stated yesterday | that about two miles of the survey from the short line to be built in the McCabe section have been surveyed. Bad weather has retarded work to some extent on the survey, but work i5 being pushed with all possible speed since better weather makes it possible.
 George w. Middleton left yesterday for New York, expecting to be away from the city for about thirty days. He is now developing the Shelton property near Walker, and his trip east is on business connected with that mine. He stated that work done on the Shelton is bringing satisfactory results.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Battye left here yesterday for Needles, where Mrs. Battye and the children will re- main, while MT. Battye pushes on in to Nevada. He expects to locate at Las Vegas, and if there is a suitable