Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.

side yesterday
Sheriff Lowry has been divorced
from his moustache.
j. Fl. wingfeld was IN town yester
day from Camp Verde.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Joslin and son
are in town from McCabe.
Miss Amy Nelson returned yesterday
from her visit to Phoenix.
Cecil 6. FennelI has rented a suite
of offices in the Bashford block.
W. c. Skinner, the station ticket
agent in Prescott is on the sick list.
Il. A. Ingalls,, of the Pfau Mining
company, was in Prescott yesterday.
Edgar W. Stephens came in yester-
day from his Williamson valley ranch.
T. G. Norris returned yesterday
from attending supreme court IN
Phoenix.
County Assessor D. J. Sullivan, re-
turned yesterday from visit to
Phoenix.
Deputy United States Marshal J. P.
Wells, came up on yesterdays train
from. Phoenix.
Miss Rose Driscoll, of San Francis
CO, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fl. VIM.
Stevens in Prescott.
Frank Pooler, the Crown King for
est ranger, came in on last nights
train from Crown King.
n. NJ. Mcdonald, representing Fair
banks, Morse & Co., is in town on his
periodical visit.
Joe Roberts yesterday shipped car
load of horses to Phoenix where they
will be placed on pasture.
W. c. Parsons, who has been out at
McCabe for several days returned last
night and left Cd last nights train for
Tombstone.
Oliver Jordan, candy manufacturer
for Ed Shumate, is confined to his
room with a severe cold and is threat
ened with pneumonia.
j. o. Batchelder, a detective who
was employed on the Storm robbery
case, passed through Prescott yesterday
en- route from Phoenix to Chicago.
a. A. Dutton, a we'll known and
prominent citizen of Flagstaff was a
passenger on yesterdays north bound
train en- route home from Phoenix.
A. W. McCash, of the Prescott ma
tional bank and b. K. Behn with R.
H. Burmeister & Sons company have
each been appointed notary public.
Mrs. E. E. Sieger, of Wilmington,
Del, who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Fl. E. Armitage, in Prescott,
for week, left yesterday for Cali
fornia.
]. D. Carter left last night for
Phoenix where he has an official posi-
ton awaiting him. He went in re-
Spouse to telegram from Gov. A. o.
Brodie.
Rev. ]. W. Collins, a Catholic
priest, of Washington, D. c., came in
last evening from the Orc Bella mine.
where be has been visiting for several
days. He is highly pleased with his
trip
Frank Pooler, who has been station
ed at Crown King as forest ranger,
will take the place of head ranger in
Prescott. recently vacated by Leon F.
Kneipp.
Mr.. Munson, a Phoenix candy man
ufacturer was in Prescott yesterday
looking over the business situation
with view of locating here and en-
gaging in business.
DR.. Nestor A. Young, we'll known
mining man of California, left for
home yesterday after brief visit here
on mining business. He expects to
return in about ten days.
C. c. Glass returned Tuesday even
ing from a visit with his family at
Long Beach, being called there by the
serious illness of his child, who is
now, however, improving quite rapid
ly.
The Champions of Fraternity will
give a dance at K of P hall this
evening The affair will be in the
nature of farewell reception to Bar
ker Northrup and j. H. Greist organ
izers of the order.
DR.. and Mrs. Baker, of Portland.
Me-, left yesterday for their home.
They have been in California on a
visit and stopped off here en- route
home, the former being interested in
mining in this section.
A. ]. Pickerell, the we'll known
mining man, who has been operating
or number of years in the Hassayam-
pa district and who is at present work
ing five men, expects shortly to large
Iy increase his force and commence