Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From TUESDAYS Daily

Is II lOWO.
Price Thompson was able to b. on
the streets yesterday.
Father Quetu went oger to Jerome
yesterday to hold services.
Adolf Moser will leave on today s
train to undergo an operation for ap-
Pendicitis IN Los Angeles.
Father Clinton, of Kansas City, has
been in Prescott about week on a
visit with Father Quetu.
train load of fat cattle passed
through Prescott early last night en-
route from Tempe TO Los Angeles.
Mrs. 2. ]. Farley left for Phoenix
last night to ioin her husband who has
been given a legislative clerkship.
6. W Middleton left yesterday for
New York on mining business. He
Eill probably be absent for about a
month.
James Rybon has employed Judge
r. NJ. Ling to defend him On the
charge of assault on Hank Bevering.
Mrs. }. 4. White, a recent arrival
here from Colorado, gave birth to a
son at the county hospital yesterday.
Ed S. Campbell will leave on to-
days train for the east on mining
business. He will be absent for some
lime
Attorneys E. E. EIlinwood, Reese
"A. Ling and H. d. Ross returned yes
4erday from attending supreme court
IN Phoenix.
The Legislators seemed to get asham-
ed of tteir own action, after appoint
ing fifty two clerks and on Friday
reseinded their former action in dong
so.
J. P. Dillon came up from Phoenix
yesterday, taking advantage of the
day recess of the legislature. to visit
his family. He will return 10 Phoenix
tonight.
force of men will be started at
work early this week building the
telegraph line along the Ariyzona and
California branch, from A. & C. juno
ton west.
Jake Mefford demanded a jury trial
yesterday before Justice Talbot on a
charge of Strengthening beef without a
license and the jury rendered a yer
3ict Of not guilty.
Ehe Champions of Fraternity's first
open house on Friday evening proved
to be a very pleasant affair. This or
der has sprung into popularity at a
single bound and is now among the
strongest lodges in this section.
The subjects of the sermon at the
Baptist church this morning will be
''Arizona for Christ. - In the evening
The pastor will speak on ''The Bible
Plan Of Salvation. 4 glad welcome
viii be given to all who attend the
services.
The bridge on the Phoenix & East
-eTu road at the first crossing of the
Gila river Will be completed in few
days which will permit of the running
Of trains to the second crossing with
in about four miles of Kelvin. 1t
will require several days to repair the
damage to the second bridge and that
over Mineral Greek at Kelvin.
That list Of the Rough Rider guard
for inauguration published by ''snme
papers of the territory made cor
rect guess of two members. Even that
Is a better guess than many made by
these same "some papers.
Governor Brodie, according to
Washington telegram in the Phonix
Republican has been appointed as as
szstant chief CT the records and pen
sion Office with the rank Of major.
General Ainsworth formerly in the
medical department Is chief Of the
office. The position to which Govern
or Brodie has been appointed is of life
tenure and puts him in line of further
promotions.
General Passenger Traffic Manager
Nicholson AMI General Freight Traffic
Manager BiddIe, of the Santa Fe, we're
unable to visit Prescott as they had
intended, on account of important
business in California which demand
I'D their attention and they passed
through Ash Fork yesterday for there.
General Passenger Agent Ii. P. Ane-
Walt, of the S. F. p & P. railroad ac-
sompanied them, the latter's assistant,
=. .Goldsworthy being called to Ash
Fork yesterday for conference with
them
Malcolm Lowry, son of Sheriff and
Mr.. j. r. Lowry, celebrated his elev-
enth birthday yesterday afternoon. 1t
vas too big and important an occasion
for him to do it all alone so be invited
about twenty or thirty of his boy and
girl friends to assist him. Every one