Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-03

 closure built at the south end of the courthouse, which will be used to hide trash and refuse from the building, Sines & Rockmark are doing the work.
 D. J. Thompson is in the city from Breckenridge, Colo. He recently wis ited the Richenbar property to report for parties interested in the consoli- datlon that took place a few weeks ago.
 Charles Burke was in the city yes terday from his ranch on Upper Verde. He is better pleased than he has been for several years with the outlook for farmers in the Verde val ley.
 A. J. Moser's play "The Belle of Arizona" will be presented at Elk's theatre, May 5, 1895. If you wish 10 see ArIzona life in mine, see the play. If you have ever heard nf a mine go.
 J. P. Dillon has more seeds for free distribution at his place of business on North Cortez street. They are both garden and vegetable seeds, being sent here from Washington. D. c. to Delegate !. F. Wilson.
 Albert Johnson is in the city from McCabe, near which place he is inter ested in mining property. He states that the railroad to be built into that section from Huron will greatly bene- fit number of mining properties.
 O. P. Hopkins returned to the Gro Consolidated Mining company's prop erty in Kirkland valley. Hopkins is superintendent of the property, and states that as soon as the water can be pumped out sinking will follow.
 John E. Kelly is in the city from the Pick & Drill property near Dew ey. He states that the men employed by the mining company are now mak ing needed repairs. to the roads, over which all the supplies to the mine must be hauled.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Murphy and Rev. and Mrs. E. ". Meany, &C., companied by their daughter, left here yesterday for Los Angeles. MT. Murphy will ba away from the city for about ten days on business and pleasure. While there he will meet Senator W. A. Clark of Montana.
 Major Charles c. Walcutt, U. S. A.. will leave San Francisco this evening for Fort Whipple. His wife will not accompany him, but remain to visit some friends. A tea in Mrs. Walcutt' s honor will be given some day this week in Berkeley, Calif., by her sis tres, Mrs. Hunt and Miss Crofton.
 Charles Grimes and W. P. Young of Pasadena, left yesterday for the prop erty of the McCabe Extension com pany, and will be there a couple of days to see how things are going. They are heavy stockholders in the property, which it is now reported may arrange for more extensive devel- opment during the summer.
 The district grand jury will convene Monday. The trial jury has been called to meet and organize on May $. As yet no dates have been set for the meeting of the federal, grand and trial juries, this depending on the length of the district calendar.
 Probate Judge Hicks yesterday ap- pointed appraisers in the matter of the estate of Danial Miller, who was con- mitted to the territorial insane asy- lum on February 20. Decrees of no- tices to creditors were ordered in the estates of George Zika and George Burnell, both deceased.
 A. l.. Drew went south to Kirkland yesterday. With W. A. Bright be is making repairs on the Santa Fe, Pres colt < Phoenix road near Kirkland. Bright and Drew have recently secur- ed large contract for work on one of the California railroads. Drew is ex- pected back in Prescott today.
 Ed Bustamente, who was arrested recently near Octave while trying to sell saddle, believed to have been stolen, will be held until the grand jury meets here next Monday. Officers figure that he is a member of gang of horse thieves that have been opera ting in the Weaver section, and hope to get information from him that will lead to other arrests.
 Judge R. E. Sloan,R R. E. Morrison, Mayor Morris Goldwater and Nj. J. Hickey have forwarded their oaths of office as members of the Captain O'Neill Rough Rider Monument con-