Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.

Monday night.
 J. s. Carmichael is visitor in the city from Walker.
 l.. N. Levinson, formerly of Pres colt, arrived last night from Jerome for short visit.
 c. E. Bunker, superintendent of the Yaeger Canyon Copper company's property, is expected in the city today for supplies.
 W. A. Drake, general superintendent of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix, left last night for trip over the lines south.
 Bert Mccoy and Ben Delanty are raising funds by subscription to cover the grandstand at the ball park. They have already secured over S100.
 Col. J. F. Wilson, delegate to con- gress, has l5O Yeal Books issued by the Department of Agriculture which he will distribute to interested parties who will call for them.
 The Eagles will meet tonight in an important session. Several new mem bers are to be initiated and other mat ters of lodge importance will be taken up.
 T. NJ. Earnhart has filed suit in the district court against C.. A. Godfrey to recover money alleged to be due. The matter will come up at this term of court.
 A. W. Remnitz and JIG Jurs, who represent machinery houses that have bids b-fore the city council for the Del Rio plant, are back in the city after a visit to Phoenix.
 W. F. Buckingham, agent for the Douglas, Lacy company in Yavapal county, was here yesterday from Val , Verde. He states that his people may open up the Iron King Extension this summer.
 Rev. E. B. Taft and wife left last evening for Tucson to attend the Ariozna Baptist convention which will be in session several days. There will be services at the Baptist church on Sunday.
 Mail from Jerome failed to reach the city yesterday meruing on account of small wreck on the United Verde road. A large oil car left the track, and was not put back on again for | several hours. The report of the wreck ' says no serious damage was done.
 Mrs. ". H. Robb and two children have gone to the Verde valley, where they plan to remain for some time. Mrs. Robb is going for the benefit of her health, and will visit at the Dyk- estra ranch, about six miles from Je- rome.
 l.. B. Heanage has sold to George P.Rarrington the Rapid Transit prop erty in the Tiger district for s225. Enough work has been done on the claim to justify the expenditure of more in the hope of striking good ore body.
 George Nerwin was here yesterday from Walnut creek, where he is in the ranching and cattle raising business. He states that Mrs. Merwin and child ren will leave for Iowa next month to visit during the summer with relatives in Adams county.
 H. T. Kennedy, one of the members of the lower house of the last legisla- ture for Pima county, is in the city from Tucson in the inter ,sts of a wholesale powder house. Kennedy states that cattle men in Pima county are confident of rich returns this sea- son.
 Mollie Johnston has filed petition for divorce with the clerk of the dis trict court, in which she asks legal separation from r. A.Johnston on the grounds of cruelty and failure to pro- vide. They were married in Hot Springs, Arkansas, in November of 1903.s
 City Engineer Nader has completed his survey of the south end of Monte zuma street, and will submit it for approval at the next meeting of the city council, at which time it will be decided whether or not to make exten. sive improvements on the streets ir that part of the city.
 ; Deputy Charles H. Utting, who is - here on official business, is not g Stranger to the United States mar shal's office. About two years ago he resigned from the force, and was sue. ceeded by Johnny Foster. Foster has now resigned to go into the saloon