Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Sundays Daily

for Phoenix, near where she will wis it for some time with relatives.
 Mrs. Fred Sattes and mother will leave today for Los Angeles, where they will visit during the summer.
 Colonel J. t. Wilson has returned to the city yesterday from Phoenix, where he has been for the past few days on legal matters.
 Misses Vera L. Blake and Ida F. Marshall, YGvapai county school teachers, were in the city yesterday from TdrkeyLon a shopping tour.
 The Monday club will meet in the kindergarten room Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. This will pc the annual meeting and full attendance is de- sired.
 E. 4. Sawyer, of Winslow, is in the city. He was formerly an official and recently disposed of large merchant disc store. He states that the cattle men of his section are better pleased than they have been for years.
 Miss Gertrude Thompson, one of the talented teachers in the Phoenix schools, was here yesterday on the excursion train. Miss Thompson for merly taught in the district school at Cherry, and is we'll known here.
 Manager Adams announced yester day that the opening will take place at Granite Dells today rain or shine. The ball game between Prescott and Whipple will be played for purse of $50 if the downpour is not too heavy. With fair weather large crowd is ex pected to be in attendance.
 The interior of the county jail is being given a coat of whitewash. Ow- ing to its location Jailor Mcconnell has some difficulty in keeping the jail in a sanitary condition. It is hoped that the whitewash will kill some of the germs that may be turk ing ih hiding places in the walls.
 The board of supervisors will meet tomorrow morning in the regular monthly session. There are nun Der of important road matters to come up for consideration. It is possible that County Surveyor Richards will have a report ready on the road pro- posed to be built from the Mt. Union mine to Poland.
 At public auction Sheriff Lowry yesterday sold the Spring Green, Gold Note and Homeward Bound mining claims in the Peck district to W. T. Brown for sI41.64. Brown Bros. re- oently obtained judgment against 4. P. Dickey, owner of the claims, for ss3 20, and the sale yesterday was 10 clear this up.
 Tasty |. Collins, member of the last legislature, arrived here from Fort MobaNen, Mohave county, last night for shor visit. He states that Need les is just now one of the liveliest places in the southwest. Heary rains have fallen in his part of the terri tory, but railroads have about repair ed the damage done their tracks.
 The sherIf's office yesetrday took up two men, who were trying to sell harp, on suspicion of having stolen it with other goods from a ca bin at Hu- ron. They are being held pending further investigation. The men clailH that they obtained the harp near Je rome from a brother of one of them. They admit having been at Huron a week ago, but deny having entered any cabin.
 Justice Talbot yesterday dismissed the charge of assault, filed against w. H. McCrory by Superintendent Will liam Thomas, of the county hopsital and he was dismissed from the county | ail. McCrory was alleged to have struck one of the young lady attend ants over the head with a club when an atteupt was made to move him from one ward 10 another.
 Prescott Typographical Union No. 375 met yesterday afternoon to elect officers for the ensuing year. The following were elected: President, l.. R. Barrows; vice president, H. w. Beard; secretary, W. D. Tinker; treas urer, Wm. O'Grady; directors, Orric Jackson, Journal Miner; Frank Jack son, Courier; c. E Mckee, Herald. i No important matters were taken up for discussion.
 Two coach loads of Phoenix people spent a part of yesterday afternoon in Prescott. They came as far as Iron Springs on an excursion train, and l were accorded the privilege of visit ing in Prescott by the Santa Fe, Prescott < Phoenix road. Eight |