Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-31

JEhOAEy Mdy -i- lhc Oultou Verde shelter has again all of it's fur naces running and working full force. Owing to the number of men that left when the eave-in occurred the force is not quite full handed in the mine, but sufficient ore is being handled to keep the smelter running.
 Visit the Mine.
 Chas. Nathorst, manager of the Long Beach and Arizona mine, went out to the property yesterday. T. H. Brown, president of the above company, has returned from Prescott, where he has been for the last few days.
 Stockholders Leave.
 The party of stockholders of the Pfsu Mining Company, who visited Jerome, left for Prescott on the after noon train on the same day, after in speeting the United Verde shelter, with which they were much impressed.
 A Good Improvement.
 The Boyd Drug Company has install ed two new show cases which greatly enhances the appearance of their store.
 sprinters in Training.
 The Jerome fire department runners are now training daily for the big event of the Fourth. A surprise is in store for those who think that Je- rome is not going to have a fast team.
 Reported Engagement.
 It is reported that Miss Mary White and MT. J. Reed will be married some time during the first of the coming month.
 Going to Prospect. MT. Clement, an old timer in Jerome, left yesterday for the southern part Of the territory, where he will prospect some ground that he knows of.
 A Pleasant Affair.
 MT. H. N. Gibbs gave card party to her frieads on last Friday after noon. which was greatly enjoyed by those present.
 New Locomotives.
 The United Verde and Pacific Rail road has ordered two new Baldwin locomotives to be used between here and the Junction. The engines are of the latest pattern, and are expected to arrive most any day.
 Why Trains Are Delayed.
 Since the esve-in at the mine, the railroad turntable has been out of com mission, which necessitates running the engines backwards from Jerome to the Junction, and makes them run very slowly, and fail to connect with the train on the ''P.'' line for Prescott and Phoenix. In order to be certain to connect with the southbound train, it is necessary to leave Jerome at o'clock in the morning. The mail for the south is being sent out at this hour to be sure of having it connect at the junction. In few days, though, ev- erything will be running in the old order
 Case Dismissed.
 Blanche Sullivan, a woman of the town, was arrested yesterday and charged with robbing Gus Silver of $S7 while they were out on a picnic party a few days ago. She had a hearing this morning before Judge St. James, and as none of the witnesses testified that they had seen her take the money and she strongly declared her innocence the judge dismissed the case.
 Mariners Return.
 The three other members of the party that started for Phoenix by water returned to Jerome yesterday. They succeeded in going some distance be- low Camp Verde, but there the water was so low that they had to carry the boat. which was too strenuous for them. and they gave it up. They "hiked" back to the camp, got farmer to haul them to Jerome.
 Personals.
 Dr. Raul has returned to Jerome after an absence of about two weeks. He has been sa visit to his home in the east.
 W. H. Hall, manager of ths Sunset Telephone, who has been on a visitto Prescott, returned to Jerome yesterday afternoon.
 Miss ReHa Hoyt, daughter of Frank Hoyt, who has been attending sshssl