Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-02-15
From SATURDAYS Daily.


From Saturdays Daily.
Roadmaster S. W. Higley came up
y .sterday from Phoenix.
T. r. DarneII returned yesterday to
his home at Hillside.
S. L. Pattee is in Phoenix on ottic-
ial business.
John Siess, of Orc Bella came in on
last nights train.
]. P. Bauder went south on yester-
days freight train on his usual
monthly trip.
Representative Hull has introduced a
bill to create the office of road super
intendent.
Judge S. C. Symonds, of Phoenix,
is in town again on his electric power
proposition.
One car load of beer, one of apples,
one of barley and two of merchandise,
came in on yesterdays train from the
north.
Prof. MeMahon expects to reopen
the Prescott Athletic club again and
will give instruction in boxing, wrest-
ling and other athletic exercises.
Mrs. 7. E. Campbell and son, of
Jerome, who have been visiting Nj.
Campbell's parents in Prescott for
the past week returned yesterday to
Jerome.
a man named Parker was yesterday
appointed associate justice of Arizona
vice Judge Davis, of Tucson, who has
resigned the position to take effect
April LIST.
A fire on Friday morning in Pete
Castonguay kitchen was the occasion
of fire alarm, but the flames we're
extinguished before the arrival of the
department.
5. E. Bretherton, who arrived in
Prescott on Thursday returned to Val
Verde on Friday with the visiting cap
italists, who arrived with Mr. Muir
ply.
The survey of the Arizona and Cali
fornia railroad, has been completed
through to connection with the main
line of the Santa Fe at Bengal, about
sixty or seventy miles west of Needles.
L. ]. Harbaugh, special agent of the
interior department arrived in Pres
colt on Thursday evening and will
look after the business of that office
in this district. He takes the place
vacated by Mr.. Lesage.
Prof. James McNaughton, former
principal of the Prescott public
schools was a passenger on yesterday IS
north bound train en- route from Phoe.
nix 10 Pasadena where his family re-
sides.
H. L. Hall left yesterday for Texa:
on mining business. He expects tc
return to Prescott between the 18th OF
the present month and March 1st. He
is engaged in negotiating new deal
for the Buster mining property in the
Bradshaw mountains and expects tc
close it up before the first of March.
E. a. Haggott has evidently struck
good flow of water in the Pickaway
mine from the fact that he sent g
hurry up order yesterday TO Brown
Bros. for a new pump, which wa:
sent out by special train which left
here at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Joseph Stephens, who has been al
Hot Springs for the past month fol-
the benefit of his health passed
through Prescott yesterday en- route
to Los Angeles on a brief business
trip. While he has been greatly i'm
proved by his visit to Castle creek, he
says he is not yet fully recovered.
Word was received in Prescott early
yesterday morning, of the death OF
George BurneII, at Congress junction.
J. P. Bauder sent coffin down on
the freight train and also went down
on the same train. The body is ex-
pected to arrive on today train and
interment will be in one of the Pres
colt cemeteries.
An accident happened on the Je-
rome railroad on Wednesday evening
which interrupted traffic for short
time on that road The engine of a
train en- route to the Junction was
derailed and went over an embank
ment short distance making it diff
cult to be gotten back on the track.
A transfer of passengers, mail and
express we're necessitated for day,
but communication was reported open
again yesterday.
S. S. Scull, Phoenix orange rails
er, is in town with a car load of Phoe-
nix oranges The cal is standing on