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

express themselves as being satisfied.
 T. NJ. Earnhart, who owns the hotel and store at Kirkland, returned to bis
 home last night after brief visit in
 this city. He stated that number of
 mining companies in his district are
 preparing to resume development
 work.
 Two cars of horses arrived here yes terday from Phoenix, consigned to George Ruffner. The animals have
 been on pasture in the Salt River val ley for few months, and are returned here in good condition. A number of them are buggy horses, owned by local people.
 Harry Yates, member of the Santa Fe bridge gang, is now at Mercy hos pital, suffering from severe cut CD the inside of his right foot. Yates was working with an adz, which slipped and struck his foot a severe blow, in flicting a bad cut. He will be at the | TUT lou
 Justice Talbot yesterday afternoon dismissed the charge of larceny pre- ferred against William Belford by Minnie Crane. Belford was charged with taking personal effects belonging to the Crane woman at Mayer and was arrested Thursday by Sheriff Lowry. The evidence was not enough to war rant conviction, and Judge Talbot assessed the costs in the case to the complaining witness.
 Police Officer Gammil and Deputy Sheriff Johnson yesterday morning about daylight rounded up two stray hor ses, which wece seen grazing on the lawns in the courthouse plaza. They are believed to be the animals that have been seen on the plaza for several nights, doing much damage. The city will hold them for pound charges. If these are not paid they will be sold at auction in four days.
 The Easter display in one of the windows of the B-B store is attracting great deal of attention. Eugene Newman, window decorator for the store, has tastily arranged manzanita limbs and pine logs so as to to repre- sent a garden in which are chickens, ducks, frogs, owls, Holsters and various fowl. On an imitation lake are seen small ducks in the act of swimming about, and in the branches are the owls. The display is attracting much favorable comment.
 District Judge R. E. Sloan held brief session of court yesterday morn ing. In the case of Clara LanZendorf vs. Lewis Lanzendorf, the plaintiff was granted divorce on the grounds of desertion. The cause was heard some time ago by Judge Sloan, and a decision rendered yesterday. The mo- tion for a new trial by the plaintiff in the case of the Alto Mining company against John Kinney was denied, and notice of appeal to the territorial su- preme court given. Kinney was given a decision against the company some time ago. The action is an adverse over mining claims.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 L. G. Holden is here from Boston on mining business.
 D. Nj. Timmons was in the city yes terday from Gold King.
 A. A. Moore, we'll known Hasssyarl- pa rancher, was here yesterday to get supplies.
 Ed Kastner went to Castle Creek l Hot Springs last evening to remain a couple of weeks.
 w. A.Clark was here yesterday from Fools Gulch, where he is developing | property.
 Miss Elizabeth Foster left yesterday for Flagstaff, where she has secured | empl ,yment on the Coconino Sun.
 John P. Hazlett and NJ. Evans are mining men in the city from Youngs- town, Ohio, and will be here for few days.
 County Recorder and Mrs. Roland Mosher spent Saturday and Sunday in Jerome. Recorder Mosher went over on private business.
 Attorney General E. S. Clarke re- turned last night from a short trip to the northern part of the territory on official business.
 You don't get the news unless you read the Journal Miner. Each day it appears with exclusive news of the most important character.
 E. E. Greenwood states that the Mt. Union mill will be in operation to- morrow or Thursday. Starting has been delayed by recent rains.
 Parties with mining prospects who are seeking development money,