Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-02-15

Gold Mining, Milling and Investment
company.
Mrs. Lulu Anteles, sister of Mrs. Z.
o. Brown, and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. ID. Haskell, writes to the lat
ter from her home in Nebraska that
the thermometer has registered Sc de-
grees below Zero. She says it is the
coolest weather ever experienced since
the settlement of the state.
James O'Hara has brought suit
against the Arizona Gold Mining
Milling and Investment company, ].
A. Forbes, John Mckenzie and Il. L.
Hall, to recover 1863. 80 alleged to be
due to himself and others, whose
claims have been assigned to him. r.
E. Morrison is attorney for plaintiff.
DR.. ]. K. Mcdonnell is in town from
Crown King for few days visit. He
walked to Middleton, a distance of
thirteen miles to make the trip in.
He says that it will require at least
ten days to get the railroad open be-
tween Middleton and Crown King.
There is an abundance of snow on the
mountains in that section.
In the district court on Thursday
in the case of the Farmers Loan and
Trust company against the Walnut
Grove Water Storage company, the
resignation of A. o. Brodie, as receiv-
er was accepted by the court, and the
receivers accounts were approved and
he was discharged. John Hanlon was
appointed as receiver by the court.
T. c. Nolan and wife did not leave
as announced on Wednesday evening.
1t was no fault of theirs however.
They intended to leave and would
have left but for the fact that they
learned that trains could not get
through on the NJ. d P. railroad
They expect to take their departure
just as soon as it is learned that they
can get through.
Territory of Arizona at the relation
of A. F.Senechal, against Cooperative
Securities company. is the title of a
case filed with the clerk of the dis
trict court on Thursday. The action
is brought to dissolve the corporation
and that each and every right privi-
lege and franchise be annulled and
the affairs wound up. E. NJ. Sanford
is attorney for plaintiff.
Ernest Gamble and party left on
yesterdays north bound train en- route
to points along the Santa Fe, where
he has engagements. During a call
made to the Journal Miner Office he
expressed himself as we'll pleased with
his trip through Arizona. He had the
pleasure of meeting here two or three
old time acquaintance and friend;
one of whom travelled several miles tc
see him.
Miss Emma butcher returned yes
terday from Castle Crack hot spring:
where she was storm bound for nearly
week. She says that the rainfall
there amounted to thirteen inche;
during the two recent storms. Castle
creek was flooded during the last
storm, the water washing out big
retaining wall and came up in the
heating plant connected with the
hotel putting out the fire.
John Tilzer, who lived with hi:
family on an island of the Salt river
near Phoenix, was drowned during
the recent floods in the river. The
water in the river was rising so rapid.
ly that it threatened to submerge the
island when Tilzer attempted to re-
move his family to the main land. In
doing so his boat was upset and he
was drowned. The family was remov-
ed, bat later the water rose so high
that it swept away everything they
had including some stock.
a fairly we'll attended meeting was
held in Hotel Burke last evening tc
inaugurate movement for the proper
celebration of st. PatIick's day. II
was deciled to give an entertainment
and ball in the Elks' opera house the
proceeds to be donated to st. Joseph s
academy. A committee of arrange
ments and a number of sub commit.
tees were appointed and the general
committee will meet again at the same
place next Sunday evening at s
o'clock. All who are interested in
such celebration are requested to at
tend.
The audience which on Wednesday
night listened with such rapt atten-
ton to the enchanting music of Mr..
Shonert on the piano little dreamed
of the pain he unfiinchingly bore for
their entertainment. Mr.. Shonert