Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Sundays Daily:

ness.
 Harry Simington came in yesterday from Cherry near where he is operat ing in mines.
 Mrs. Ben Belcher left last night for Phoenix, where she will visit for few days with friends.
 J. R. Kirby lett last night for Phoe- nix, where he will remain for few days to look after business matters.
 Superintendent and Mrs. c. E. Bun. ker are in from the Yaeger Canyon Copper company property for a short visit.
 James Nj. Croxdale has transferred 160 acres of farm land to Mrs. Ida Croxdale, the selling price being plac- ed at s25O.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood, old lodge, is planning to give ball on Easter Monday night. The ladies have charge of the refreshments.
 James Drumm has purchased one half interest in the Tomboy, Nos. l, ? and 3, from I. M. Pachen for $50. The property is in the Castle Creek dis trict.
 Martin Nelson, executor of the will of the late A. Nelson, has sold to Frank Baldwin lot in the Sparkin tract in Jerome for a consideration of s2O0.
 Barker T. Northrup, supreme presi- dent of the Champions of Fraternity, states that he will remain in the city several days on matters connected with the order.
 J. K. Miller, a liquor dealer at Sul- tan, was a southbound passenger last night. He has been in the city sever al days to purchase supplies for his es- tablishment.
 From Jerome comes a report that the city council of that place will be ask ed to take up the matter of prohibit ing women in saloons either as en- ployes or customers.
 Harry LeMontayne, general manag- CT of the Sultana Mining company passed through last night on his way to Sultan from the east. He will be in Prescott in few days.
 Joseph Jacob, who has been the cul' mary artist at the Little Jessie mine for several years, is spending few days in town, and reports considera- ble activity in that district.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hogan have arrived here from Graham county with view of locating in this city. MT. Hogan was at one time teacher in the pub lie schools at Morenci.
 District Judge R. E. Sloan will leave today for Flagstaff to open ses- sion of the district court there tomor- TOW, which is expected to last the greater part of the week. Court Re porter Norveil will go with him.
 F. M. Weston, who is heavily inter- ested in cattle near Jerome Junction was in the city yesterday on business. He reports feed getting better in his part of the county as a result of the warmer weather.
 William Derrin, who is interested in mining property at the head of Will low creek, left for his property yester- day afternoon. He has been author ized by the boarl of supervisors to l make repairs on the county roads in i that section. D. J. Shea, who has been here for 1 few days from Jerome, returned to his home yesterday. He has arranged for the purchase Of a small herd of milch | cows from Jerry Sullivan, and will in the near future start dairy on his ranch in the Verde valley.
 Superintendent H. Blauvelt, of the Cash mines, left for the property yes terday. For some time pumps have ! been at work to drain the mine of water which, task is now almost ac- eomplished. Miners will be put to- | work und erground shortly.
 Miss Roxie Creekmur entertained number of her young friends at her home on South Granite street yester- day evening in honor of her sixteenth birthday. After spending the evening in games the visitors were served with dainty refreshments.
 George Hammer has filed suit against the Model Mining company in which he asks for a judgment of s6, O56. 26, which be claims due for ser. vices rendered. Sheriff Lowry has served attachment papers on the prop erty of the company near McCabe.
 F. A. Belcher has sold one third in terest in the Keystone, with north and south extensions to II. ". Paulson. The claims are located in the Turkey