Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Frank De Sousa returned to Jerome yesterday.
 w. II. Clark, of Holbrook, is visit ing Prescott.
 The Poland road was reported open yesterday.
 NJ. s. Dodds, of Montreal, Canada, is Prescott visitor.
 Willis B. Troy, of New York, arriv- ed in Prescott on Sunday.
 W. E. Conboy, representing whole sale drug house, is in town.
 Five car loads of merchandise arriv- ed on Sunday for Prescott.
 J. H. Robinson returned yesterday from his visit to Kingman.
 Miss Mamie Mayer, of Mayer, came up from Phoenix yesterday.
 The rainfall at Los Angeles for the present season amounts to l5.7l inches.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. P. Anewalt left yesterday for Los Angeles for brief visit.
 The legislature raised the salary of the attorney general from 5000 to $500 per year.
 The St. Patrick's ball and supper cleared about s2OO for the St. Joseph academy.
 c. H. Dooley, vice president of the Baumann Copper company, went north on yesterdays train.
 Leroy Anderson has opened law offices at rooms 13 and II in the Prescott National bank building.
 The claims against ths Bradshaw Mountain Copper Mining and Smelt- ing company are being settled.
 Judge R. E. Sloan returned on Sun day morning from his visit to Phoe- nix attending the supreme court.
 T. E. Campbell, who stopped off in Prescott on his return from Phoenix, left for his home at Jerome yesterday.
 Attorney General E. S. Clark and Attorney R. E. Morrison returned from Phoenix on Sunday mornings train.
 Benjamin Downs, member of the legislative council from Navajo stop | ped in Prescott over Sunday as he was en route home.
 A Mexican Tn the employ of the railroad was brought to the hospital yesterday for treatment for a crushed leg received while at work.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst | stopped in Prescott on Sunday en route to their home in Flagstaff con- tinuiDg their journey on Monday.
 Mrs. c. W. Sarano left yesterday for Los Angeles to reside. MT. Sarano expects to leave tomorrow for there where a good position awaits him.
 Major J. H. McClintock, of Phoe- nix, passed through Prescott on Sun day en route home from attending the inauguration of President Roosevelt.
 Weather Observer Dr. ". E. Day re- ports the rainfall on Sunday and Sun day night as being 95 of an inch mak- ing the total for the season 20. 90 in.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Ruiz and their daughter came up on yesterdays train and stopped off in Prescott for a cou- iple of days visit. Mir. Ruiz repre- sented Apache county in the territor- f ial council.
 Councilman R. \. Looney and As semblyman Leroy Anderson returned on Sunday from attending the session I of the legislature. Dr. Looney intends locating in Prescott for the practice of J his profession.
 G, W. P. Hunt, president of the l legislative council, passed through t Prescott on Sunday with his wife en route to the Grand Canyon, whence [ they will go to Los Angeles prior to t returning to their home at Globe.
 The contract for the construction of r the Roosevelt dam has been awarded ' to J. NJ. O'Rourk & Co.,, of Galveston, Texas. The dam will be 225 feet high t and at it's base will have a thickness t of DO feet, or the length of an ordi mary city block. The work must be f within two years, according U to the terms of the contract.
  A change has been made in the time \ of holding the spring term of the dis \ trict court in thIs county. Instead of as heretofore on the first r Monday of Jure it will be held on the first Monday of May. As the fall term commences on the first Monday of November this will divide the year . equally, the two terms being just six II months apart.
 Judge R. E. Sloan held short ses- sion of the district court yesterday at !" 2--o ooaac hoard Tho ol