Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01
light from two months visit in Los

night from two months visit in Los
Angeles.
NJ. Cashier was brought in yester-
day from the Verde country charged
with disturbing the peace.
The Winslow Mail reports that dan
ger exists of the breaking of the dam
six miles below st. Johns on the Colo
RADIO river.
r. r. Coleman was a passenger
from the south on yesterdays train
and will make short visit to his
family.
Mark Murphy came up from Skull
valley yesterday. He is engaged as
superintendent of the Eldorado mine
in that district.
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church, will meet tomorrow,
Wednesday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. A. W. McCash, on north Mt.
Vernon street.
Dennis Forest, of McCabe, who has
charged with issuing a check on a
bank where he had no funds had his
trial yesterday before Justice Talbot
and jury. The jury returned YER
dict of not guilty.
Edwin Patterson. manager of the
Beggar Prince opera company is in
town negotiating with the manage
ment OF the Elks' theatre for a date
for his troup here.
The S. F. P. Il p. railroad placed
bulletin in hotel Burke yesterday
stating that there will be no train out
today for Poland. The Crown King
train will run as usual.
G. H. Meade, formerly in the en-
rloy of Corbin & Bork, in the Hotel
Burke drug store has accepted the
position of day clerk of Hotel Burke,
vacated by James WEIGH. Mr.. Meade
is competent young man.
Thomas Hart, miner, was fined
so yesterday by Justice Talbot for
raising disturbance in the Mint sa-
loon. As Hart had been drinking
and no serious damage was done and
being without money Justice Talbot
RENTED the fine.
The legislative council refused to
adjourn to visit Prescott, hence, the
house adjourned only until today, in
stead of to Thursday as originally con-
.emplated. The visiting Legislators
consequence of this returned to
Phoenix on last nights train.
Nh. and Mrs. Adolf Moser returned
on Saturday evening from Los Ange-
| les, where the former went for an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis. After reach
ing there the physician, whom he
consulted, decided not to perform the
operation. His health has improved
considerably during his absence.
Mrs. Frank Dick arrived in Prescott
last Friday and will spend the summer
with Mr.. Dick out at the Cumberland,
mine. She was accompanied by Elmer
Kriedler, her nephew, a bright and
manly lad who will have his first op-
portunity of imbibiDg something of
| life in the far west.
Howard Burmister left yesterday for
Los Angeles to remain and engage in
business at Ocean Park. Mrs. Bur-
mister will remain here for a short
time before going to join him. A
large number Of his friends was at the
depot TO bid the young man good bye
and wish him success in his chosen
. field for business.
Last nights south bound train did
not reach Prescott until 10 80 and on
account of the continued heavy rain
fall, and possibility Of danger, it was
deemed advisable to hold the train
here until daylight this morning. No
reports of any serious damage had
been received at late hour, hut this
precaution was a wise one.
Charles E. Johnson, district passen-
ger agent of the Nickel Plate railroad
is in town. Mr.. Johnson's headquar-
tiers are at Denver. j. Y. Callahan, gen
eral agent of the company at Chicago,
also arrived on last nights train for
brief visit to this section.
Charles Neal, member of the legisla-
ture from Coconino county, who came
up on Sunday with the Legislative
party, went up to Ash Fork yesterday
to meet is wife who has been in Cali
fornia on visit. Mrs. Neal will re-
turn to Phoenix with him.
General Manager Frank Dick, of
the Cumberland Mining Co., is in
town from the Pine Flat camp and
reports a plentiful supply of moisture
out his way. He has the mill about
ready to start up and as soon as the
weather settles sufficiently to permit
they will begin to do business on