Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.

hlngman on DuSlness Irlp.
 H. c. Horston and E. L. Ish, of Tombstone, are in town.
 Col J. F. Wilson returned yester- day from his visit to Phoenix.
 This is the last day Of the session of the territorial legislature.
 Sheriff Lowry returned yesterday from an official visit to Congress.
 Mrs. E. S. Clark went to Phoenix on last nights train for brief visit.
 Attorneys J. c. Herndon and E. M. Sanford came up from Phoenix yester- day.
 R. E. Morrison, F. L. Wright, T. c. Job and A. J. Doran went to Phoe- nix last night.
 H. A. SuttIe returned last evening from visit to the BaumaLn Copper company camp.
 I. D. l.. Williams will go out to the Bar Diamond Cattle company's ranch today. He expects to return on Sun day.
 Mrs. Wm. McDermott, wife of the foreman of the United Verde mine, arrived on last nights train from Je- rome.
 F. N. Davis, John G. Fouse and G. P. Rossman, of Pittsburg, Penn, ar rived in Prescott last evening on min ing business.
 The railroad people expect to get the Crown King road open for tratnc again by Saturday-provided it does not storm again.
 A. E. Suppiger left for Phoenix last night and after a brief visit there will continue his journey to Portland to attend the exposition.
 W. P. Miller, a prominent attorney of Tombstone, came in on last nights train from Jerome where he has been visiting for a few days.
 s. G. Johnson, president of the Alto Gold Mining company returned last night from the east accompanied by his wife and two children.
 Those dry weather symptoms seemed to disappear yesterday and were re- placed by storm symptoms, but as yet no storm has materialized.
 A. c. Mcqueen, claim agent for the s. F. P. & P. railroad, went to Phoe nix last night to be present this even ing at the close of the legislature.
 Mrs. G. W. Sa1ano came up from Phoenix yesterday for a brief visit. She has been spending the winter there on account oi the milder eli mate.
 A. W. Corbin will leave within the next day or two for St. Paul, Mime sota, on business and pleasure trip combined. He will be absent about thirty days.
 Mrs. E. W. Carroll, nee Miss Elva Haskell, who came up from Congress to attend the funeral of the late Irene Curry, her cousin, returned to her home yesterday.
 Died, in Wellington, Kansas, Feb ruary l7th, Mrs. Fannie Lee Michaels, sister of J. H. Lee, of the American ranch, and aunt of Mrs. Gorham A. Bray, of this city. c. W. Hinchcliffe, manager of the | Consolidated Telegraph and Electric l company, has returned to Tucson, af ter closing up the deal with F. L. Wright on the consolidation of the telephone lines of northern Arizona.
 Dr. c. E. Yount, of Prescott, has been appointed by Governor Kibbey as a delegate to the -Tuherculo- sis convention which will meet at At Ianta, Georgia, April 17th to 18th | prox. The doctor will attend the con vention if be can make arrangements | To get away.
 B. s. Loy and wife who have been | visiting Mir. and Mrs, Ed Wager in Prescott for some time left yesterday | for California. The couple hail from | DePere, Wisconsin, and MT. Loy and | MT. Wager were schoolmates over for ty years ago. DePere is also the na tive town of P W. O'Sullivan, with whom the couple are also acquainted. |
 MT. and Mrs J. A. Blalock and their son and daughter, Earl and Miss Bes- sic Blalock will leave today for Los Angeles, where they expect to reside. MT. Blalock has been in the employ of the s. F. P. X P. railroad for about a year as inspector of bridges but the altitude here is too high for his wife on whose account they return to Los Angeles.
 A. J. Head has decided to engage III the manufacture of ladders fer mining | purposes. It will be a new industry | for this section as heretofore they | have been made at the mines as they were needed. He thinks that by mak-