Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-29

traffic has been resumed again on the
 road.
 l Perry Crose,a nineteen year old boy
 at Mesa, the son of merchant of that place, committed suicide last Sunday,
 night by shooting himself.
 United States Marshal NJ. H. McCord
 came up from Phoenix yesterday on
 official business, returning again to
 Phoenix last night.
 F. F. Stewart returned yesterday ! from his official visit to Turkey creek,
 having completed the object of his visit sooner than contemplated. ! The remains of the late Fred Lee
 will be shipped to Monroe, Wis
 consin for burial. A draft for S25 from his relatives was received on
 Monday for him.
 1 The name of J. F. Wilson, attorney. | now adorns the windows of front room of the LawIer block, our ex-deIe
 gate to congress having opened his offices there.
 J. W. Kraemer, city ticket agent of the s. F. r. S P. railroad is expected to return on the first of April from his trip east where he was called by the sickness of his father.
 H. NJ. Merriwether is in town from Kansas City, where he resides. MT. Merriwether has extensive mining in- terests here but has been in Prescott only once since the fire.
 James Adams was in town yesterday from Granite Dells. He says that bus mess is commencing to open up there. He is talking of having the spring op ening for the season on the second Monday of April.
 Mrs. J. J. Fisher left on Monday for California to remain while her hus- band is engaged in making his survey along the Colorado river, which is ex pected to occupy his time for six to eight months.
 Seats will be placed on sale today 1 for the appearance on Friday and Sat urday of the Beggar Prince company. | Said Pasha, Friday night, Girofle-Gir ofla, Saturday matinee and Mikado l Saturday night.
 Commencing today, Hooker & Baker will resume the daily stage between | Prescott and Walker. On account of | the recent storms they were compelled to discontinue the daily service and were very glad when they got through | one way in day and back the next.
 Judge R. E. Sloan left for Phoenix last night to attend the session of the supreme court, which will convene there tomorrow for the purpose of handing down decisions ill cases tried during January.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. D. L. Williams are shipping their furniture tn the ranch of the Bar Diamond Cattle company at Juniper, preparatory to their nov ing there to reside. They expect to go out tomorrow if the weather is fav- oIable.
 Dr. T. W. Henry, who is interested in mines in the Turkey creek section and who has been out there since last December, came in from that camp yesterday, and will leave shortly for his home in Des Moines, Iowa.
 H. l.. Dooley left yesterday for Los on business connected with the Baumann Copper company's mine. He is negotiating for machinery to place on the property preparatory to starting work in the active develop ment of it.
 Over a dozen men are in Prescott at the present time trying to secure out fits to make the trip to GOldtields with. They are experiencing difficulty insthe purchase of burros, as they want to go overland. A sale of at least thirty burros could De made if they could be found.
 Mrs. Herman, widow of the late J. P. Herman, was yesterday paid a check for 5000, the amount of insurance of her late husbands life in the Work mans lodge. At the same time she was presented with handsomely en- crossed copy of resolutions passed by he lodge relative to her husbands 2 death.
 F. L. Wright and his attorney, T. .. Job, returned yesterday from their rip to Tucson. They came back via Los Angeles on account of the broken on the M. & P. road. While making the trip from Tucson to Los Angeles they had as fellow pas ;engers II. Rider Haggard, the we'll Snown English author, and his daugh- eT.
 It has been decided to hold grand mass meeting in the EIks opera house ,u TburSdav avaDipu ADri1 ftb oD