Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Prom Tuesdays Daily.
 Frank Nevin has sold out his under taking business in Jerome to W. c. Scott.
 Mrs ". E. Howard and her two child ren left this morning for Flagstaff to visit Mrs. Towards sister.
 A.. W. Bork has returned from his Minnesota visit, where he went to at tend the wedding of friend.
 Coy. Lewis WoIfey returned on Sunday from Phoenix, where he has been for some time on business.
 Word received from T. J. Carrigan in Los Angeles, is to the effect that he is not improving much in health.
 Paul Hastings is again able to be out after an illness that has lasted since January 1st. He is now out for good, but is still very weak.
 Attorneys Robert E. Morrison, E. Nj. Sanford, E. s. Clark and J. c. HerDdon and Leroy Anderson left on Sunday for Kingman, to attend court.
 H. NJ. Maus & Co.,, shipped metal lie coffin yesterday to Jerome to Un- aertaker Scott for use for one of the victims of the recent mine disaster.
 s. '. Hunter has sold to JIG. Crane two bfths of an acre Of ground and the Camp Verde dance hall for s20O. The parties to the deal and property are located in Camp Verde.
 ). l.. Hall, of Congress, passed through Prescott this morning en route to Kingman, where he is wanted as witness in murder case before the district court.
 Mrs. Dan McGIone returned to the city a few days ago from Cherry, where she taught the district school during the past term. The Cherry school was open for six months, and made good progress.
 W. P. Scott has sold to Frank F. Nevin his one half interest in ranch of one hundred aud twenty acres near Cottonwood. The other half was al ready owned by Nevin. The ranch is we'll improved.
 A. l.. Lee, who was recently ap- pointed road overseer by the supervis- 0rs for district No. 19, yesterday ROIning filed his bond of Sl, GOO with County Recorder Mosher His sureties are 2. Levy and F. G. Brecht.
 Wm. F. Meeks, general manager of She Amalgamated Gold mines com pany vas here yesterday from Marti- nez. He states that as soon as the roads dry out test will be made of the traction train, which is to haul supplies to Quartzite.
 Will l.. Clark, superintendent of the United Verde property, passed through Prescott yesterday noon on his way from Phoenix to Jerome. He was in the first named place when the accident took place at the mine Sun day morning.
 A gasoline stove ID the Comet Grot- Co bar yesterday morning came near causing a bad blaze. The gasoline in the tank caught fire. It was thrown into the hallway by Proprietor 0. s. Mitchell, and the flames extinguished. A fire alarm was sounded but there was DO need of the fire-department.
 J. W. Kraemer, manager of the To- cal Postal telegraph office, has return cd from Home, Kans., where he at tended the funeral Of his father. Krae mer left here March 5tb, and has spent the time since then in arranging the affairs of the estate.
 IT. A. Suttle has transferred the Hazel, Cadet and Monarch claims in the White Pichacho district to the Monarch Miuing x Smelling com pany. The consideration is not nam ed. This company las already done considerable development work.
 J. B. Tomlinson, who is heavily iu- terested in property in Sonora, below Cananea, has returned to the city, and will remain for some time. He is op- erating a gold property on big scale, and states that depth increased the value Of his mine, which has already Furnished large amount of ore.
 F. c. Peterson, the blacksmith and Eagon builder, has engaged M. Agard, the wheelwright and wi,h his force of nerchanics is now building several new delivery wagons. The spring weather will shortly bring out the de- sire for new and bright things and some of our merchants will be display ing handsome new turnouts.
 Sunshine club of about twenty