Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

From Sundays Daily
L. Il. lands Of tn S. T. P. < P.
railroad at Phoenix / IN the city on
a brief visit.
The store of N. Co iwater & Bro.
has been closed since ne FIRE a few
days ago, but will reouen tomorrow at
the usual hour
Sheriff Lowry was visiting the CAPT
tai city, taking an insane patient to
the asylum. He returned yesterday
morning.
James Maboney, the we'll known
Black Rock mining man, Is an arrival
of late in the city, and Is at the
Burke. He speaks well of that section
Of the county in its mining progress.
The members of the Monday club
viii meet tomorrow at the usual hour.
The first Monday in the present year
falling on holiday, no meeting was
had last week.
Henry Stoddard. of Mayer, is in the
city, and he gives a very good account
of the general conditions prevailing
II that section, and believes it has
better future than at any time in the
past
, Among the arrivals ON Friday even
ing-s train from Chicago we're Mr.. and
Mrs. D. j. Sullivan. Mrs Sullivan
has been absent for several months in
the above city, They are guests of the
Burke.
Miss Rose Kirwagen, one of the
most fascinating young ladies in this
county. returned to her home ia the
Verde valley yesterday after an agree
able visit with Prescott friends during
the holiday season.
The new board Of supervisors have
ordered the laying of new floor in
front Of the court house, and WORK
men we're busy yesterday so doing.
The improvement was a muchly need
ed one.
F. ~ Dresher left yesterday for
Mayer. where he goes TO put the I'm
isbing touches OF the Treadwell snelt-
er, and of which the firm Of Elliott
and Dresher have the contract to
erect. He will be absent for several
days
c,b,--ar ,,- n, ~ , .,,., 3. - ~,,.7-,l ,,,,+
commissions for officers under hin.
the latest being the appointment of
John Harstfield, of McCabe, as a depu
II sheriff Mr.. HartsfeId is a capable
man, and is we'll thought of in that
section Of the country.
Superintendent ". j. Martin, of the
Poland Mining company, is paying
Prescott a visit. He reports general
mining conditions in that section as
satisfactory and everything is moving
along slowly but surely to a point
that guarantees peImanency as we'll as
stability.
Every outgoing passenger on the
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix road, for
the east is sized up these days as en-
route to Washington on the statehood
issue Yesterday morning there were
said to be six from Phoenix, and more
are expected to depart in few days
hence The capital city zhould be
deeply interested in the movement.
The following Is taken from the Bis
bee Review, and 1t viii De learned
with much regret that the lady whose
death is mentioned, was for several
months a resident of Prescott, while
her husband grew to manhood in this
city an. J. Cunningham. cashier of
the bank Of Bisbee, returned last
evening from Los Angeles. where he
had been in attendance at the sick
bed Of his sister. Mrs. Miles Archi-
bald Death occurred on Sunday
morning Ia and the funeral was held
on Tuesday Mrs Archibald was
once 2 resident of Bisbee. =
Among the arrivals from Phoenix
yesterday were Honorable ". 4. Ben
nett and wife of South Omaha, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard and
wife. They come to spend few days
at Mr.. Stoddard's mining property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard for
the past week in Phoenix. MIR Ben
nett has been for more than twenty
years the superintendent of the stock
yards of the Armour Packing company
at South Omaha He Is though very
favorably impressed With what he has
seen of Arizona and may conclude to
make it his home They will leave
today for Copper mountain near May
er.
The annual meeting of the Model
Mining company, operating the we'll
known MoCabe mine in the ChapaIral
country, Will be held in this city to-