Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-01
From Saturdays Daily.

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From Saturdays Daily.
7. G. Norris returned from Phoenix
yesterday.
John Duke returned Friday from
visit to Phoenix.
Ziba o. Brown returned yesterday
from visit to Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards re-
turned yesterday from the south.
P. W. O'Sullivan has returned from
his visit to Tucson on professional
business.
Salt river valley farmers estimate
that they will be able to raise about
80, 900, 900 pounds OF wheat and barley
this year.
George Loring came in on yester-
days train from the south. He is
employed with the engineer corps of
the Arizona and California railroad.
Judge d. H. Pinney, former asso-
ciate justice of this territory returned
to Phoenix yesterday, after brief
visit in Prescott on professional bust
ness.
Coy Carey has taken the saloon for
merly conducted by James johnson
on Cortez street, the venture made by
him on Granite street not proving re-
munerative.
Bernard Cunniff came IN from Crown
King on last evenings train.
Born in Prescott, February 22d,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Cy. Lindell, son.
The autographs of fourteen different
people were inscribed on the Hotel
Burke register last evening after the
arrival of the evening trains.
Mrs. Dick, of La Porte, Ind, arriv-
ed on last nights train accompanied
by Elmer D. Kiedler, young man of
twelve or fourteen years of age.
D. ]. Thompson, mining man of
Breckenridge, Colorado, left for
home yesterday after few days So
journ in this section on mining bust
ness.
A young colored boy who was caught
by Policeman Irwin, yesterday morn
ing in the act of stealing a newspaper,
entered plea of guilty before Justice
Talbot and was fined so.
W. V. Jones, of Pickett, Wis, and |
D. E. Jones, of Rome, New York, ar
lived from the east on last nights |
rain. The former is interested in min
ing on Cherry creek.
Walter c. Miller and Z. f. Tarr
passed through Prescott on Friday en- |
quite to their homes at Jerome, from |
attending a session of Shriners in
Phoenix, in which a large NUM- Der of
lew members were added to the order.
P. j. Miniter, a prominent mining
nan of Chicago, is visiting this section
IN mining business, but the exact na-
ure of it is not known. Mr.. Miniter
vas for years, and until recently i'll
.harge of the United States assay
,tfice at Deadwood, South Dakota.
Parties who returned from Phoenix
IN Friday state that delegation of
Arizona legislators is due to arrive
lere tomorrow with a view of looking
,ver the conditions here for establish
ng a branch territorial prison. 1t is
tated that there will be about thirty
n the party.
c. Calder left yesterday for Cincin-
lati, where he has accepted position
With the C. H. & d. railroad, in the
office. He said he re-
retted going but could not refuse an
fer made to him there. Mrs. Calder
nd the children will remain for
hort time TO finish some business
matters when they will also take their
eparture.
Jack HaZeltine, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. b. Hazeltine, celebrated his fifth
irthday yesterday with the assistance
several other youngsters of his age.
took place in the kindergarten
pom of the public school building
nd ice cream and cake were served to
lie delight and enjoyment of the boys
nd girls. Master Jack is a bright
Oy.
Under Sheriff Neagle, who returned
ON a visit to Jerome on Thursday
'ening reports That camp as being