Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
 Mrs. Harry Tritle, of Phoenix, is entertaining Mrs. J. L. Fisher and daughter Ethel, of Prescott.
 Attorney H. M. Globes, of Jerome, arrived here last night, and will spend today in the city on business.
 Mrs. J. c. Herndon and daughter Florence, of Prescott, are in the capi- tol city, guests of the Hotel Adams.
 Wallace Fairbanks, treasurer of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix road, was soutbbound passenger last night.
 Attorney J. c. Herndon, who has been attending court at Kingman for the past few days, returned to the city last night.
 Mrs. H. P. Anewalt, of Prescott, the wife of the we'll known Santa Fe rail road official, is the guest of Mrs. A. Goldwater at Phoenix.
 F. c. Freidman and Ben Silverberg are out of the city for couple of days to look after mining property in which Mir. SiIverberg is interested.
 MT. and Mrs. H. William Stevens are now pleasantly domlciled in the Williams residence at the corner of South Pleasant and Union streets. MT. and Mrs. s. E. Ferguson are re- joicing over the advent of bouncing boy of eight pounds which arrived yesterday morning to bless their home.
 R. E. McGillen, mining man from Placerita, was in the city last night. He owns several mining claims in that district, and is arranging to have them developed.
 Undertaken W. P. Scott came over last night rum Jerome. He has re- gently purchased the interest of his partner, Frank FNevin in the under taking business in Jreome.
 Secretary Oakman. of the Great Re- public property returned to the mine yesterday after a short stay in the city to get supplies. Twelve men now have the main shaft down 500 feet.
 Complaints are being made about an outhouse on Granite creek, which is being built on the bank of the creek. Property owners in that section may call the matter to the attention of the city council.
 Ben Robinson, one of the farmers of Kirkland valley, was here yesterday. He is one of the oldest members of the Prescott lodge of Odd Fellows, and has attended several sessions of the grand lodge as the delegate from here.
 District Judge R. E. Sloan and Court Reporter W. s. NorveiI return ed last night from kingman, where they have been holding court for the past week. They will leave here Sun day for Flagstaff to open the session there Monday.
 Guests of the Hotel Burke were en- tert lined for an hour or more last night by mandolin player. Mana 1 gers Burke and Hickey are figuring whether or not an orchestra on certain 1 evenings of the week would be profit able.
 Sheriff Lowry and Deputy Merritt went out yesterday to Mayer, near which point they have the serving of papers in a civil action. They are ex- pected back Tn the city today. The sheriff's office reports but little crimi- | nal business now, but is doing great deal of a civil nature.
 W. T. Carter, who has been engaged | in different sections of the county in | work, came over last night | from Jerome, which place be is now his home. Carter states that | the United Verde company has sue ! controlled the fire, and that 1 ore is being taken out the same as us ual.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Knoblock did not leave for San Francisco yesterday as they planned, on account of a slight indisposition on the part of Mrs. Knoblock. They will start on their rip today. MT. Knoblock has decid- ,d that after visiting in California he will return to Prescott in search of a business opening. James F. Cheethan, state deputy president of the Eagles in California, 1ill leave for Phoenix this evening. (