Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily


 J. s. Jones came in yesterday after noon from ChaparaI.
 F. c. Friedman will go south on mining business today.
 Joe Dannenbaum,a a silk merchant of San Francisco, is in town.
 J. W. Morrison, the we'll known at torney of Kingman, is in town.
 A. J. Carroll, of Iron King, came in on last evenings Crown King train.
 A. c. Massey, assistant superIntend- ent of the McCabe mine, is in town.
 The remains of the late Fred Lee were shipped east yesterday for burial.
 Jos. Campbell Is over from Jerome to take a holiday and visit with relatives here.
 Miss Mabel Moore, daughter of Mrs. W. D. Berry, returned to Prescott yes. terday.
 Archie Lockbart and wife have pur- chased the Agard residence in west Prescott.
 After a wind storm continuing for two days another rain storm set in last night.
 Mrs. Charles Binford returned last evening from her visit to Arkansas Hot Springs.
 S. c. Swift, of the firm of s. c. Swift Son, paper brokers of Oakland, was in town yesterday.
 John Ross has returned from visit to his Nigger Ben property in the Black Canyon country.
 Eleven location notices of mining claims constituted the days business in the recorders office yesterday.
 Three car loads of merchandise, one of oil, one of pipe, one of lumber and one of wood arrived ill Prescott yes terday.
 Miss Birdie Weir, daughter of Mrs. Bishop, returned yesterday from Phoenix, where she has been visiting for some time.
 J. A. Hope, of the B-B store was confined to his home yesterday with slight cold. He is expected out today the same as usual.
 E. G. Jones, of Appleton, Wiscon- sin, is visitor to this section. He is interested in the Wisconsin & Arizona Mining company.
 Mrs. Robert E. Morrison celebrated her birthday yesterday and was the re- cipient of quite a large number of handsome presents.
 Mrs. Joe Campbell left on Tuesday for San Francisco for visit with her mother. She expects to remain there during the summer.
 thirteen year old boy, whose father lives in the northeast part of town is reported to be missing since last Monday evening. Supreme court will meet in Phoenix today when decisions will be handed down in the cases heard by the court at its January session. A special stock train consisting of twelve car loads passed through Pres colt on Tuesday evening en route to Los Angeles from Phoenix. Several of those residing on South Summit street were out yesterday for picnic. The wind caused them to return to their homes sooner than they planned. F. W. Wood and c. D. Hawley, of San Francisco. came in on last night s train and will go out to Mayer today on business connected with the Tread we'll shelter. At o'clock this morning the wind had ceased blowing and the rain had settled down to steady downpour with quite a stream coming down the street gutters. c. M. Yeakel, of New York, broth CT of the late David Paul Yeakel, who died in this county about year ago, arrived in Prescott on Tuesday even ing to look after his brothers estate. Mrs. W. A. Drake left last night for Phoenix to visit her new granddaugh- | ter, who is now about a month old. l She is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. l McClung, the former of whom is con- nected with the Phoenix National 1 bank.
 W. W. Gnash was in yesterday with about $500 worth of retort gold, which is the first result of a short run at the Pick and Drill property. The Pick and Drill recently started work, and has in a remarkably short time jump ed into the class of producers. Frank DeSousa has thrown up his l