Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.

Angeles, where he spent Christmas
with his wife.
E. Kaufman returned on Tuesday
evening from spending the holidays
with his family in Pasadena.
Joe McAvin has returned from his
visit to his mining property in the
White Picacho district.
Mrs. Nj. H. Thomas received word
yesterday of the death of her mother
which occurred in Chicago.
Judge William Roberts is up from
Kirkland to consult a physician and
60 visit with his children for a few
days
Mrs Fred G. Brecht was a passenger
for California yesterday morning,
where she goes to visit for several
weeks.
". j. Mulvenon returned on Tues
day evening from his visit to Los An
geles. Mrs. Mulvenon will remain
there for some time yet.
Mrs. W. A. Cline and her daughter,
Miss Claire, have returned from an
agreeable outing in California, where
they enjoyed the visit agreeabIy.
a. S. Kimberly treasurer of the
American Copper company arrived
from the east a few days ago on bust
ness connected with the company.
Judge R. E. Sloan left yesterday for
Los Angeles for brief visit. From
there he will go 20 Phoenix to attend
the supreme court which viii open
there next Monday.
Phoenix has refused through its city
council to enact an anti gambling or
a saloon law. After the session of the
legislature is over it Will probably be
different. The Phoenician knows
good thing when it is apparent during
the times of the solons.
7. c. Archer returned on Tuesday
evening from a visit on mining bust
ness to the Colorado river. After con
GLIDING an examination of a mine
there for Ben Blanchard, he went to
San Bernardino county, California, to
examined property near Lavic.
J. C. Palmer, engineer in charge Of
the work of the Arizona Power COM
pany at Fossil creek returnedson Tues
day evening from spending the holt
days at Los Angeles. Mrs. Palmer,
who accompanied him to Los Angeles
Will remain there for few weeks yet.
Mr.. Palmer will leave today for Fossil
creek to continue work there.
F. X. O'Brien is up from his mining
camp on the Hassayapma. Mr.. o Brien
never says much about his property,
but those who have visited it say it is
one of the biggest and best gold mines
in the territory. 1t is we'll developed
and is ready for mill at any time
and could keep one going for years on
ore now in sight.
Fred E. BiIes has just received ad-
vices from ST. Louis that ore from the
Dividend mine of which he is the
manager, took first prize among the
exhibit of ore there. The ore was not
a specially good one from the mine
either, as it was obtained from near
the surface He is quite pleased with
the honor conferred upon it by the
exposition managers although so far
z he is concerned he is we'll aware of
the quality of it. >.
From Fridays Daily.
Miss Helen Ely, OF Phoenix, is visit
ing in Prescott. the guest of Mrs. S.
W. Higley.
Fred Kessler has returned from
spending his holiday vacation with
relatives in Napa. California
Paul Burks, attorney for the S. F.
P & P. railroad arrived in Prescott
on Wednesday evening and will re
side here in the future.
Wanted girl Inquire Dr. McNaI-
ly's residence. 1x5x5
DeputyssSherlft John Merritt brought
a demented woman to Prescott from
jerome Wednesday evening, and her
examination will be held in a few
days.
Sheriff Lowry has appointed Joseph
P. Dillon deputy sheriff. The ap-
pointment is good one, Mr. Dillon
having in years gone by proved his
efficiency as an officer in the above
capacity.
Frank Nevin has purchased the un-
dertaking business of S. A. Logan and
will take possession of it on February
LIST. Mr.. Nevin left for San Francisco
yesterday to settle up the estate of his