Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12

made of this otherwise quiet stream a raging torrent.
 J. F. Wilson, delegate to congress, returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he has been for few days on legal business. He states that the Salt
 River valley was never more fertile at this time of the year.
 Deputy Assessor P. J. Farley will leave today for Cordes and that vicin- ity. He has been there already on an assessing trip, but has several proper ty owners yet to see. He will be out several days on this trip.
 Myers, who played during the win ter season with Phoenix, is expected to arrive here shortly to join the Prescott ball team. Anderson, the negro phenom, is another Salt River valley player, who will be here soon.
 J. E. Forsman is in the county jail, awaiting a hearing for insanity. He has been brought in from Mayer by Sheriff Lowry. Forsman was struck on the head by a falling rock some time ago, and is suffering serious re- suits.
 The opening of Granite Dells, at which Prescott ana Jerome will give an exhibition game of baseball, has been.postponed from April 16 to g on account of the pad weather. Manager Adams is arranging for a number of attractions.
 At the Winsor saloon last night it was stated that Joe Archam beau will not return from hls lion hunt for pos .ibly two weeks. He has sent in word that be will not return without lion skin unless it takes more than two weeks to get one. Joe Drew, the fam ous hunter, is with him.
 E. B. Volken, who lett Prescott ten years ago to go to China, is expected to return here in few days. He is now in southern California on a sight seeing trip. MT. Voklen has been de- voting his time to missionary work the heathens.
 The Pacific Gold Mining company held a directors meeting yesterday, and decided to resume development of it's property in the Groom Crock dis trict. The company has a shaft down 300 feet, and plans to sink l, ,000 more. They will start work in May or June.
 The condition of Wm. Diskin, who was injured Monday afternoon by fall in the elevator shaft of the BIB store, was reported last night to be much better. He wIll be able to leave Mercy hospital in few days, .but will nurse the fracture to hIs left elbow for several weeks.
 The Consuelo Mining company filed articles of incorporation with the county recorder yesterday, naming T. G. Norris as the local agent. The are Oscar Bergstrom, Il. A. Taylor and John Bergstrom, all or New York. The capital stock is Sl, 900. 900 divided into 10000 shares with par value of Sl0 each.
 L. G. Holden, W. M. Msrston and ?. R. Reed, each representing a Bos- ton wool buying house, are all down at Cordes to look over the clip there, to offering bids to the owners. They have been in other parts of the territory, and have con- .racted for a large part of the output. Wool growers are receiving from fif- .een to twenty cents per pound for heir product.
 The stockholders of the Climax iold company met pursuant to the official call for the annual meeting .or the election of directors and other business at the company's offices at 1 .29 West Gurley street. All the acts | If the late board of directors were ap- proved, among which was the transfer | # all the property and effects to the | Jlimax Mining company. After ter the present board, the meet ng ad diourned sine die and the com any thereby went out of corporate xistence. All those having stock in he old company are entitled to like lumber of shares on the Climax Min ng company, while contracts to con- ey stock, will likewise be recognized.
 Three Ribs and an Arm Broken.