Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
which time Colonel Wilson will at tend to legal matters for clients.

with the county recorder that he has
 done s900 in work on nine claims
 owned by the Prevalent Gold Mining
 company in the Black Rock district.
 Bernard Cunniff and Gragg Richards
 were in the city yesterday from Grown
 King. Mir. Richards is mining man
 from Butte, Mont, who is here to
 look over this section of the territory.
 Charles W. Stephens, who has been appointed road overseer for district
 No. il, yesterday filed bis bond with
 the county recorder. He qualities in
 the sum of sl, GOO, with William Steph- ems and J. H. Wingfield as is sureties.
 The school at Lower Verde recently closed after d successful six months term. Miss Getba Munds has had charge of the school, this being her | first term as teacher. The average attendance during the term has been twenty seven pupils.
 Robert Burns, who divides his time between chickens and mining claims in Williamson valley, was here yester- day. While coming to the city with poultry Wednesday night his wagon broke down four miles out, and he had to send to the city for another rig.
 Ike Reigle, formerly with the Palace barbershop here, but now in business for himself at Mayer, was here last night. He is on little pleasure ex- petition. Attorney Leroy Anderson returned last night from Kingman, where be has been for few days to attend ses- sion of the district court, presided over by Judge R. E. Sloan.
 George Whitaker, who is operating mines in the Big Bug section, vas here yesterday. He would like to see road overseer in his district, and some repairs made on the highways.
 Dr. F.W. Sawyer and A.W. Edwards went south to Castle Creek hot springs last night, where they will remain for few days. MT. Edwards goes on business, and Dr. Sawyer to look after patients at the springs.
 The freight, which should pass north through Prescott about noon, did not reach the city until last night at 9 o'clock. Engine No. 3, pulling the train gave out at Kirkland, and anoth- CT engine had to be sent out from here.
 Attorney Reese NJ. Ling. acting for Tax Collector Ed. $. Wright, filed seven more suits against delinquent tax payers with the clerk of the dis trict court yesterday. One of the suits was withdrawn on account of the de- fendant having paid his taxes at the last minute.
 The Prescott Gun club now has a mem bership of about twenty five, several new members having joined in the past two days. The club has sent east for 2, 800 bluerocks, and as soon as they arrive in the city tournaments will be held on the grounds east of the city each Sun day afternoon.
 Sheriff Lowry has levied another at tachment on the property of the Lion Gold Mining company for Mark Brad ley, who has filed suit against the company to recover g, POS. l2, which he claims is due for services rendered. The property attached consists of the surface improvements. The previous attachment was made on mining claims.
 J. s. Flynn, who has been a resi- dent of Prescott for about year, has bought forty acre ranch in the Verde valley and left yesterday to locate up on the property. The land is rich | valley soil, and is especially adapted to alfalfa, the acreage being under | ditch. Mir. Flynn would have pur- chased the other half of the tract con sisting of eighty acres but the owner declined to part with it.
 The board of supervisors adjourned | yesterday afternoon at o'clock. | There being no protest the road from the White Mining company's camp to Martinez was declared county road. | It was built by the mining company | short time ago. Chairman Dave Sin clair was granted a leave of absence | until June l, and will leave shortly | for California to join his family for visit of several weeks.
 Dr. E. E. Moore arrived here las night from Chicago. His little son, aged eight, has been seriously ill for the past week. The child was brought here by sister, Miss Blanche Moore, last August for the benefit of hIs health, but has been getting worse.