Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-19

voted the most popular and handsom
 est young man in Prescott. The vote
 resulted AS follows: Poulson, 19; Jot
 Sines, l2; Warren Day, 5. The social
 was financial success. Dancing lasted
 until ? o'clock yesterday morning.
 NJ. J. Foley and Secretary Kirk L,
 Hart of the Arizona Iron works al
 Phoenix, were in the city yesterday or
 a business trip. Foley was formerly
 foreman of the boiler works for tho
 United Verde company at Jerome
 Hart is we'll known to gun experts al
 over the territory, and was formerly {
 resident of Tucson.
 s. F. Drescher, the we'll knowr
 mining expert, is showing his conf dence in the future of Prescott by in,
 vestment in real estate. He has re-
 gently purchased lot l3 in block l ol the Bashford tract from A. D. Barn
 hart for S35O, and lot in block F oi
 the Fluery addition from Charles Bat tye for sl,O0U.
 Philip and Samuel Goslinksy, of San Francisco, have sold an undivided | fourth interest in several mining claims near Jerome to Charles IL. Hooker. The claims in the deal are the Morning Star, Bull, Bourbon, En terprise, Canyon, Browning, John l.. Sullivan, St. Louis and Red Onion. The consideration is not stipulated in papers filed for record.
 At the meeting held Friday night to hear the reports of Mayor Morris Goldwater and Henry P. Bardshar, the Citizens committee extended a vote of thanks to Nick Gales, of Las Cruces, x. M., for courtesies he ex- tended Goldwater and Bardshar in Sau Antonio. Gales was formerly in the mining business here and is now employed in Las Cruces bank. Gus Johnson will send a miner OuI lO IbC iLOHCAA1 hO AO cated short time ago about a mile from the Mescal mill, after be had been away from it for thirty years. He was out Thursday with J. c. Will son, who examined the property, has since decided to become interested. Johnson is planning to do considera- ble development work during the sum- mer.
 The ex-soldier, who was arrested in a Marina street residence few nights ago will be tried before Justice Tal- bot tomorrow. He is believed to be the thief, who entered the residence of R. H. Burmister last Wednesday and got away with gold watch and S2.j in cash. There is no evidence that connects him with the theft other than that he seems to have been in the business of entering homes without permission.
 Three large steel girders for bridge to be built on the Gila river between Florence and Kelvin by the Phoenix & Eatsern arrived, here yesterday, and will go south today. One of them weighed 21,OOO. They are to be used in a bridge that has been washed out by floods four times. It was necessary to practically reload the girders here yesterday on account of their having shifted out of place on the two flat cars carrying them.
 President F. NJ. Murphy of the San ta F'e, Prescott X Phoenix railroad will arrive here today on the regular train. It is believed he will be ac- companied by Senator Russell A. Al ger, of Michigan and others. They have been together to visit properties owned by the Development company Of America. President Murphy's pri vate car had to be left at MaIicopa. 1t could not be brought over the Gila river bridge on account of its being damaged.
 EIks' theatre has for an attraction Monday night the best bill of all feature moving pictures that have ever been brought to the west. They will be presented by the Ga Scenic company, and every picture put on will be feature, subject running all the way from ten to twenty five min utes each. The only old picture is the "Great Train Robbery" All the rest have been before the public only a few months, and some only a few weeks in New York and other places Some scenes of the defense of Port Arthur will be reproduced. The greatest of all French Films "The Rise and Fall of Napoleon, !" is nota- bly, fine, as it depicts some of the principal events of his wonderful life. Prices 9, 9 and 50 cents. From TupsdaV's Dailv