Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Frank Burns returned to Phoenix on
last nights train.
George H. Cook, the jeweler, went
to Phoenix last night.
Sheriff Lowry went north yesterday
on official business.
Mrs. J. II. Collins went to Kirkland
last night for short visit.
Walter Hill, the fruit man, went
south on last nights train.
Tombstone stock at - per share.
Who wants it? Apply at this Office.
E. S. Clark went to Flagstaff on
Wednesday on professional business.
John D. Davis, a mining man of
New York, arrived in Prescott last
night.
Charles Battre has returned from a
trip east where he went on mining
business.
A colored man, whose name was not
learned was arrested yesterday charged
with house breaking.
c. E. NJ. Beall returned last even
ing from a visit GO the Orc mine in
the Bradshaw mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Farley returned
to Phoenix last night where the for
mer has legislative position.
Miss Olive Fisher went to Phoenix
last evening for a two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Tritle.
G. A. Casey left yesterday for Las
Vegas. a new town on the Salt Lake
railroad of which considerable has re-
Gently been published.
Judge Reese N. Ling went out to
the Bradshaw mountains yesterday on
mining business. He expects to Ie-
turn home on Saturday.
J. a. Burton, with Grant Brothers
Construction company, passed through
Prescott last evening en- route to
Phoenix from Los Angeles.
DR.. I. 7. Bristol, of Nogales. and
Leroy Anderson, of this county. went
over to Jerome yesterday to take 4
look at the big copper camp.
Austin H Brown and Gilbert John
son, of Kansas City, arrived on last
nights train and will go out to Mayer
this morning on mining business
Ben L. Bear, the we'll known Phoe-
nix druggist, has sold his drug store
and with his wife will go to Los An
geles, where he contemplates locating
]. NJ Harmon has purchased eighty
acres of land near Phoenix on which
he proposes to start an ostrich farm,
which will be the second one in the
valley.
James Van Dickson, of Skull Valley
and Miss Pearl A. Rigden, formerly
engaged in teaching school at Kirk
land. we're married yesterday IN Pres
colt.
H. L. Beemer, president of the
Alualgamated Copper company opera
ting near Harrisburg, is in town. E.
S. Clark is the attorney for the above
company.
Captain W F. Meeks, manager of
the Amalgamated company operating
near Harrisburg also of the United
Gold and Platinum company, of the
Grand Canyon, is in town.
The rumor, which obtained general
circulation in Prescott, that Frank
Burns was married on Tuesday, was
started simply as a joke on the young
man and had DO foundation whatever.
Bob Weyms, alias the Irish Lord,
broke into Jail again on Monday but
was habeas corpused out, by District
Attorney EIlinwood. Weyms was sent
in from Cherry Greek charged with
caninicide, alias dog killing.
D. NJ. Timmons, superintendent of
the Gold King Mining company, who
returned a few days since from the
east left yesterday for the company s
mine near Crown King.
J. Il. Wingf1eld and Jake Weber ar
rived in town yesterday with a bunch
of fine fat beef cattle for Joe Roberts.
The cattle we're sold by MIR. Wingfield
and he says that they are exceptionally
fine and fat.
G. W. Hull returned to Phoenix on
last nights train. Mr.. Hull is a
member of the committee to examine
the Tempe normal school and the
committee has arranged to perform
its duties today and tomorrow.
There is nothing like one enjoying
the good opinion of its neighbors.
That our morning contemporary has
such an opinion of the Journal Miner
Is evidenced by the fact that it places
valuation of $40 on it.
Vice President Mcdonald and As