Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.
From Sundays Daily.

From ounuay Ddlly.
 Rev. Father Alfred Oletu returned last night from short rip to Jerome.
 Attorney W. H. Sti!xell was here yesterday from Phoen.x on mining business.
 James Mahouey was here yesterday from Black Rock, where he is interest ed in the development ot minin 2 property.
 John Massing killed ID sd dog last Friday afternoon. It came at him in vicious manner, and he killed it with club.
 Mrs L. B. Larrimer left last night for Phoenix, where she will visit for few days with friends before return ing to the city.
 P. c. Rosenblatt intended to leave Friday night for Douglas to attend the Odd Fellows grand lodge, but did not get away until last night.
 Justice P. R. Talbot and George Woods left yesterday for Williamson valley, where they will remain for a couple of days on pleasure and busi ness.
 Attorney Charles Herndon left last night for the south He refused to state just where he was going, but said that he would not be away from Pres colt long.
 John Lawler will leave today or to- morrow for Pecos, Texas, 10 arrange for the shipment of 500 or LOCO head Of range cattle to his ranch in the Kirkland valley.
 Jeff D. Skiff was here yesterday from the Santa Maria district, where he is heavily interested in cattle rais- ing. He is about to ship cattle from Texas to his ranch.
 . The grocery department of the B-B store has handsomely decorated dis play tha: is receiving many favorable comments. The artists were Lyle Martin and E. P. Jenkins.
 Mrs. Howard Burmister left here yesterday for Ocean Park, Calif., where she will joln MT. Burmister, who has just opened large and up to-date grocery store.
 J. K. Truman, who was superin- tendent of the Climax property until recently, left last night for Phoenix, wbere he will visit few days and then return to this county.
 F. B. Emery, superintendent of the Mudbole property, was here yesterday from Groom creek. and says that bet ter weather will result in several mihes in that section being opened for development work.
 Ii. S. Bright, government surveyor, is in the city, and will go north from here to establish surveys of the alti- tude ht stations along the Santa Fe line. He is awaiting the arrival of his apparatus from Maricopa.
 Bernard Dolly, who manages the Prescott Electric company s interests in the McCabe district, was here yes teriay. He says the mines in that section are preparing tO put in pumps that will handle the water. J. r. Edwards, school trustee and road overseer for the McCabe district was in the city yesterday on business. He reports that the advent of favora- ble weather is starting a number of prospectors into the hills.
 Mir. and Mrs. Win. Stotz and Mrs. H. Il. Keays will leave in a few days for Aiamos, Sonora, where they expect to remain for some time. Mir. Keays is already on the ground. being in the employe oi mining company.
 Floyd Gibbons, as5ayer at the Cash mine- was here yesterday on one of bis regular trips. He reports that Il number of mining companies are planning development work in his dis trict. Others have already started. Charles Genung and daughter, Miss ! Grace Genung, arrived in the city | yesterday from Peoples valley. Mir. | Genung is now interested in mining | near Quartzite. Miss Genung will visit her for short time wth friends. |
 Bonds in the sum of Sl,000 each 1 have been filed with the county re- oorder by the following: J. C. Duf, ] road overseer for district No. 1 {; Rich ! ard DeKuhn, justice of peace at Cher "; B. A. Willard, road overseer for district No. B.
 The funeral of the late Patrick | Flynn will be held this afternoon at 2:20 o'clock from the Catholic church. i The pail bearers will be Will Carroll, . Ben Delantv. Fl. Cate. Y. Burke, F. {.