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

1 the estate OF the late Peter Pergol1a
has been filed in the probate court. 1t
consists of cash and real estate in Je-
rome and is valued at $1,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. a. Haggott came
in from the Pickaway mining camp to
attend the opening of the Elks' the
atre.
Capt. W. F. Meeks passed through
Prescott yesterday en- route to Los
Angeles where his wife and child are
spending the winter.
Louis Berger, who has been in the
employ of a mining company on
Cherry creek, left yesterday for his
home at Omaha.
The railroad TO Crown King is open
for traffic again and the train which
leaves at 80 this morning will 90
through to the terminus.
Mrs. Love. sister of Hugo Rich
ards, and who has been visiting the
latter and his wife for a few days, left
yesterday for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Haskell, who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Zibo o. Brown, left yesterday
for California to visit relatives.
II. NJ. Gitchell returned yesterday
from his visit to Phoenix and will
return to Copper mountain again to-
day where he is interested in mining.
J. NJ ". Moore, receiver of the
United States land office, who has
been laid up for some time threatened
with pneumonia, is recovering.
Mrs. Frank Dickerson and Miss
Cohn, of Seligman, who have been
visiting for couple of days with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Archambeau left yes
terday for their homes.
Peter Bowman, formerly connected
with the bridge force of the S. F. P.
Il P. railroad, died at the county hos
pital yesterday, aged sixty nine
years. Death was caused by pneu-
monia.
Benjamin Heller came in yesterday
from the Gro mine and will leave on
today's train for Los Angeles for a
visit with his family. The Gro has
experienced great trouble in obtaining
water supply.
Mrs. James O'Nein and her niece,
Miss Frederick, who have been visit
ing the Robinson families, in Kirk
land and Prescott, left yesterday for
Los Angeles. Mrs. O'Neill is a sister
of Mrs. B. Robinson.
Frank Curtis, business manager of
the Florence Roberts company, is not
stranger TO Prescott, as he brought
a company here few years ago which
played in the old opera house. He
says he expects to come every year
hereafter.
Jos. S. Roberts returned Monday
from the Salt River valley bringing
up one car of fat beef cattle and one
car of fat hogs which he purchased.
He spent busy week in the saddle
looking up butcher stock and says the
stuff he brought up is No. l.
Dan Miller, who was brought up
few days since from Castle Creek,
has been adjudged insane and sent to
the asylum. He has been engaged as
Waterman at the Picacho Blanco mine
and his hallucination seems to be that
some one is after him to kill him. In
his incoherent talk he also speaks of a
woman whom he says is 545 years old.
The beautiful little play, "Cinde-
rilla in Fairyland" which was so
greatly appreciated at its production
short time since, at the urgent re-
quest of a great many people will be
repeated at the high school auditorium
on Friday evening, February oath.
An admission fee of twenty five cents
will be charged and the proceeds of
the entertainment will be donated to
the Manual training fund.
! The DeMund Lumber company has
men at work on the corner of Marina
and Sheldon streets, excavating fer
the foundation for new planning mill.
They purchased the lots recently from
T. W. Otis and will put up large and
commodious mill capable OF doing all
kinds of work. When completed the
machinery will be moved from their
Cortez street mill into this new build
ing.
The will of the late George Zika has
been filed for probate and petition
has also been filed by Marie Mekota,
niece of deceased, asking that j. R.
Lowry be appointed administrator of
the estate with will annexed. The