Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.


James r. Rybon cane in from Nc
Cabe yesterday.
John Duke went to Phoenix On
Sunday night.
George Flammer was il town yester-
day from McCabe.
Tom Shultz returned on Sunday
from his visit to Phoenix.
FL. Wright returned yesterday
from his visit to Phoenix.
E. NJ. BeidIer has gone east on bus
mess connected with the Great Peck
mine.
S. K. Jones, Western Union teIe-
graph operator returned yesterday
from his visit to Phenix.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat, a
few days since contained a tiue large
cut of Judge J. H. Kibbey.
a lot of extra large ore cars have ar
rived at the depot for the George A
Treadwell Mining company.
Rev. Himrod is in town, on business
connected with Chautauqua assem-
bly,, which it is proposed to organize
for Phoenix
Mrs. Marie Marcy, of San Francis
co, who has been visiting MIR. and
Mrs. E. S. Clark in Prescott left yes
&o-9,,- for har hOne
John Derr went over to jerome on
Sunday on business trip and thence
will go to Kingmsn to take orders for
mis- tailoring establishment.
The Crown King road has been
cleared as far as the tunnel from this
end and they expect to get trains
through to Crown King by Wednes-
day.
r. d. French passed through Pres
colt yesterday en- route to San Fran
cisco. He expects to start on the road
again soon, representing a large
wholesale firm.
Gus Schraplau has gone out to Yea
ger Canyon to take position as engi-
neer, in charge of the hoist. Mr..
Schraplau is a first class mechanic and
careful engineer.
1.-The Twins of Bistritz" company
are requested to be present at the
EIks' theatre this evening for rehear-
sal at 80 O'Clock sharp. None but
members will De admitted.
Superintendent ". H. Mckay, of
the Baumann Copper company, was in
town on Monday. He says that work
Is progressing at the mine preparatory
to starting active operations.
Mr.. Berger. who came here on the
Val Verde smelter business left yester-
day for Los Angeles on brief bust
ness trip. He says it will take about
thirty days to get the plans for the
new smelter completed.
C. I. Jolly, clerk at the Montana
hotel at Jerome returned Sunday from
California, where he has been on a
months vacation. He will remain in
Prescott a few days before returning
to his duties in the Copper city.
Nr. and Mrs. c. 7. Joslin came in
from MeCabe yesterday. The former
cams in on a business trip and Mrs.
Joslin took advantage of the 'busi-
ness opportunity to accompany him
and attend the theatre opening.
Local sentiment appeacs to favor an
early repetition Of the recent perfor-
nance of "Cinderi.la in Flower
Land, - given in the high school hall.
The play should be given in the thea
tire and a small admission charge
made, the proceeds to go to the Manu-
al training school.
The committee of eastern people
who are looking up a location for
ssnitarium in the southwest were in
albuquerque last week. where they
met a committee appointed by citizens
OF that town, and the question of
sanitarium for tuberculosis patients
was fully discussed.
Governor and Mrs. A O. Brodie
passed through Prescott en- Sunday
morning en- route east. They we're
unable to stop in Prescott a couple or
three days as they had planned and a
numberAof their friends who would
have been glad of the opportunity of
seeing them prior to their departure,
failed to do so.
The Santa Re and the Gold Hill Re-
dGction company have taken over the
a. j U. railroad for keeps. The smell
ter magnates will arrive in Kingman
tomorrow to start the ball to rolling.
Next week we expect to be able to say