Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Thursdays Daily.


 Harry Joy returned yesterday from a visit to Phoenix.
 E. E. Ellinwood returned yesterday from his trip south.
 Mrs. Jennie Paul, of Jerome Juno tion, was in town yesterday.
 R. E. McGilIen left on last nights train en route to Placeritas.
 Fred Reif won the suit of clothes on Monday of the Voigtlander suit club.
 Mir. Osborne has taken position as operator for the Postal telegraph com pany.
 United States Attorney F. s. Mayo arrived in Prescott yesterday from the south.
 The Legislature is due to close its engagement on Friday of next week, March 17th.
 Judge R. E. Sloan went out to the Yaeger Canyon mine yesterday on a business visit.
 Mrs. Gus Maiser and daughter have returned from Los Angeles, where they have been residing for nearly a year.
 Mrs. c. O. Campbell came in last night from Middleton where her hus band is engaged as station agent and telegraph operator.
 The members of the legislative council gave an inaugural ball in Phoenix on Tuesday night in honor of Governor Kibbey.
 G. P. Campbell has resigned his position on the Herald and will shortly leave, with his wife for Cali fornia, where they resided prior to coming to Prescott.
 The new cornice manufactured by the Samuel Hill Hardware company for the Scopel building, is being put in place and adds very much to the beauty of that building.
 Mir. and Mrs. [. D. l.. Williams, who nave been out at the ranch of the Bar Diamond company since Decem- Der 4th, returned to Prescott yester day and will remain here for some time.
 Frank Spence on Tuesday furnished a bond in the sum of $500 for his ap- pearance at 10 o'clock next Monday, for his preliminary examination be- fore Justice Talbot, on a charge of shooting at William Thomas.
 The fellow who said that this is a dry moon, could not be found yester- day. Perhaps in imitation of the ground hog he has gone back into his hole to await the breaking up of win ter and the trolling by" of the rain clouds.
 The Journal Miner had trouble last night with its telegraph report. Ow- ing to its "Iongest leased wire in Ari zona'' being broken by the heavy weight of snow, the instrument in the Journal Miner office was put out of commission.
 The widow of Peter Pergola yester- day filed her account in the probate court showing the expenditures of money belonging to the estate of de ceased for preferred claims and asked to have the estate set apart to her as widow of deceased.
 When Lin c. Doyle, of Phoenix, applied at the postotfice there and modestly inquired if there was any mail for him, the clerk was about to throw him out of the postoffice, mis. taking the pronunciation of his name for "linseed oil,'' and thinking the man was trying to guy him.
 Thomas Simmons, who is charged with assaulting William Parkinson, came into town yesterday and hunted up Constable Ward and then reported at Justice Talbot's office and his case was set for hearing next Friday at 1G o'clock.
 hs hlllldLu ObSpuShS uoS UccA dp- pointed guardian of the estate of Dan Miller, an insane person. The estate consists of few hundred dollars in cash and there are claims against it for | official services in connection with his committal to the insane asylum.
 Charles Morgan, the McCabe shoot CT, who took shot at Deputy Sheriff | John Hart sfield last week was held ! under 8, 900 bonds to appear before the grand jury. In default of the bonds he is confined in the county ] jail, making nineteen guests that i Jailor Mcconnell now has.
 James Welch has telegraphed to his friend Mir. Doyle of the bank of Ari- zona, that he has closed the deal for the lease of the Stewart House in San Bernardino, California.
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