Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-22

persture on Tuesday, following the
extreme low temperature. The mer-
curry arose to about four degrees above
freezing during the day and remained
stationary there during the balance
of the day and night. On Wednesday
there was quite little fall of snow
but it melted as fast as it fell. The
weather was cloudy all day on Wed
nesday.
Deputy Sheriff John Merritt return
ed yesterday from Benson. where he
took Mayo Simpson and turned him
over to the tender mercies Of the OIL
Gals of the Industrial school there.
He says that there are forty four boys
and one girl in the institution at the
present time. He says that the super
intendent keeps the boys busy all the
time and does not give them any time
to concoct or to engage in mischief.
They do all the work around the
place, besides devoting certain num-
Der of hours each day to school stud
les. He says that he recognized three
boys from this county in the place, al
though one of them named Greenwood
was sent there from Maricopa county.
The other one from this county is
named Anderson, brother of the ate
Archie Anderson, who was killed in
the railroad yards some time since.
From Fridays Daily.
j. W. jackson came up from Kirk
land yesterday.
c. H. B. Carter is in town for a
visit with his family.
j. F. Hesse has returned from sur
veying trip to Coconino county.
j. ". Brown, the plumber, has left
Jerome, and intends going to Mexico.
F. E. Biles of the Dividend Consol-
idated Mining company, was in town
yesterday.
T. ]. Norton, attorney for the Santa
Fe road, left yesterday for his home
in Los Angeles.
a large plate glass window of the
New York store was broken on Wed
nesday night by some one either ma
liciously OF accidentally.
j. L. Munds came up yesterday
from Phoenix, where he spent about
ten days with his family and will leave
today for his ranch near SeligmaD.
The doors of the Elks theatre on
Monday night will open at 7:3O
O'Clock, overture at O'Clock and the
curtain will rise promptly at S:15.
G. Hathaway was taken suddenly
and quite seriously i'll on Wednesday
night and yesterday he was reported
to be suffering with partial paralysis.
f. NJ. Murphy and the party of cap
italists who came here with him left
yesterday for the east. They went by
special train to a 81 Fork, where they
connected with east bound train No. ,.
The committee which Investigated
the Yuma prison recommends that a
branch prison be built at some point
in the territory to be hereafter desig
mated by commission appointed for
that purpose.
". Q. Olden, of Chicago, who came
here to look after the estate of his IN
Gle, the late L. NJ. Olden, left yester-
day for his home. He left the bust
ness of the estate in the hands of d.
P. Nichols who was partner of de-
ceased in some mining properties.
F. P. CRUCES mother and her sis
ter, Mrs. Clikeman, and the latter's
son, Charles Clikeman, left on yester-
days train for the east. The former
going to her home III Cleveland and
Mrs. Cllkeman and son to Detroit
where Mr.. Clikeman is engaged prom
inently in the contracting and build
ing business.
The Phoenix Republican reports
the murder on Wednesday night,
short distance out from Phoenix, of
Pedro Salazar, prominent and very
intelligent young Mexican of Phoenix.
Mr.. SaIazar was at one time editor of
Spanish newspaper in Phoenix and
resided in Prescott for several months
last year. The particulars of the muir
der were not obtained further than
that he had been shot.
Judge E. E. Sloan, yesterday morn
ing found D. f. Scott guilty of con-
tempt of court by violating the in
junction recently issued out of the
court, but postponed sentence indef-
nitely permitting the defendant to go
on his own recognizance or during
good behavior. If he fails to again
violate the terms of the injunction be