Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-18


found very little Of it.
W. f. Burns, Boston capitalist is
in Prescott with view of investing in
mines.
From Tuesdays Daily.
j. W. Dougherty and son left yes
terday for San Diego.
Charles J. George and party left
yesterday for California.
Rev. and Mrs. L. P. Broad left yes
terday for the Grand Canyon.
f. S. Clark went to Flagstaff yester-
day on professional business.
Mrs. NJ. B. Flora, mother of W. K.
Flora, left yesterday for her home in
Ohio.
Sheriff Loury returned last night
from a visit to Jerome on official bus
mess.
4 stage carpenter from Chicago is
engaged in putting up the Elk's opera
house scenery.
Tempe has an epidemic of burglar
les, four being committed in the town
on Saturday night.
Adolf Moser, who has teen quite i'll
with appendicitis for some time is
able to be around again.
John Duke left last night for Wick
enburg where he expects to remain for
about a month on mining business.
E. W. Burke, Iowa Falls, and J. T.
Murphy and J. W. Thomas, of Texas,
we're among the arrivals on last nights
train.
Mrs. c. 7. Joslin, Mrs. E. fl. Hayes,
Miss A. Nj. Griffin and Ed Channing
we're Prescott visitors yesterday from
McCabe.
J. P. Bauder returned on Sunday
from his trip to Wickenburg and other
points along the line of the S. f. P.
" P. railroad.
James H. Newcomb has succeeded
in interesting Denver capitalists in
some mines owned by himself and
other parties in Skull valley.
Mrs. c. o. Campbell, wife of Sta
ton Agent Campbell, of Middleton,
returned last night, accompanied by
their little son from a visit in Kansas
City.
The names of arrivals yesterday at
Hotel Burke filled more than one page
of the hotel register. The list was the
largest the hotel has experienced for
some time.
Gus Holman, the popular cigar
drummer. was a welcome caller at the
Journal Miner Office yesterday accom-
panied by a couple of his many young
lady admirers.
+. McNeill was quite seriously bit
ten on the hand Saturday by dog be
longing to a boy of Mrs Forest. The
dog sunk his teeth clear through his
hand at the palm.
E. A. Haggott is in town from his
Pickaway mining camp. He will re
turn this morning to camp. He says
that work is progressing very satisfac
torily at the property.
7. J. Carrigan was brought up Sun
day from Congress and placed il
Mercy no pital seriously i'll with an
attack of pneumonia. He ~as reported
somewhat improved yesterday
Judge C. P. Hicks reports a period
of great dizziness i'll the matrimonial
market There has not been a mar
riage license issued this month yet and
the month is more than half gone.
Superintendent ". A. Drake of the
S. F. P. 4 P. company estimates that
it Will take from twenty to twenty five
days to make repairs to the bridges
across the Gila river so that trains can
safely cross them.
Miss Laura Wallahan, one of Pres
colts fascinating young ladies, and
until lately in the employ of d. Levy
4 Co., has gone to Phoenix, where it
is said she has been offered a response
BILE position in the legislature.
J The Maricopa and Phoenix railroad
is transferring its passengers and mails
over the ella at present. 1t will re
quire weeks and probably months be-
fore the bridge across that turbulent
and treacherJus stream can he repair
ed.
Following closely upon the telegram
received on Saturday night announc-
ing the death OF his son S wife in Oak
land, j. n. Rodenburg, on Monday
morning, received letter from Ger
many, informing him of the death of
niece there.
\ telephone message was received
from jerome last night saying that