Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-03-08

z. W. Strahan received a telephone
message yesterday afternoon from Je-
rome announcing that a man, who had
been In his employ had stolen $50 out
OF his house. The mans name was
Adams and he had been left on the
ranch with W. Nj. Marshall to look af-
ter the place during Mr. Strahan's
absence in Phoenix. The latter missed
the money in some way and followed
Adams, who had left, to Jerome where
he encountered him in the act of
spending his ill gotten gains. He had
him placed under arrest and recovered
the money from him and Adams had
his preliminary examination before a
justice and was held to appear before
the grand jury. Deputy Sheriff ives
Owens telephoned the sheriff's Office
that he would not reach here with his
prisoner last night on account of the
accident to the railroad. He will no
doubt arrive here with him this even
ing.
E. r. Dozier, of Macon, Georgia,
spent yesterday in Prescott, going
south of last nights train on his way
home. He represents large crowd of
southern capitalists some of whom are
already interested in the Monarch
Mining Co., and has been spending
some days at this camp making an ex-
animation for his people. He is
greatly pleased with this his initial
trip to Arizona and says he will be
able to say only good things of US to
our southern friends. He is entirely
satisfied with the showing and devel-
opment work on the Monarch and al
so greatly interested In the wonderful
mineral deposits and the opportunities
for making money in this section. He
will return here in May bringing out
large party to inspect and invest in
mines. Mr.. Dozier had several start
ling experiences that will not cause
him to forget our country and will
doubtless prove interesting rehearsals
for his friends who have not been west.
The Journal Miner acknowledges a
most pleasant call from Mr.. Dozier
and we trust that he and large con-
tingent of those good southern fellows
will come out and remain with US.
From Saturdays Daily.
E. L. Isb, of NogaIes is a Prescott
visitor.
p. W. Strahan left yesterday for his
home at Cottonwood.
NJ. c. Burns returned yesterday
from visit to Wickenburg.
]. B. Jolly, superintendent of
schools returned yesterday from Wis
it to Kirkland.
Dr.. F. W. Sawyer returned yester-
day from a professional visit to Castle |
Creek Hot Springs.
Mrs. T. e. Norris left yesterday for
a visit to Pasadena. Mr.. Norris went
to Ash Fork with her.
Rev. E. 6. Decker passed through |
Prescott yesterday en- route from Tenn
pc to his home at Kingman.
A car load of meat, one of potatoes
and one of pipe was among the freight
arrivals from Ash Fork yesterday.
Mrs. S. W. Higley returned yester-
day from Phoenix, where she has been
for the past month on a visit, with
her two children.
c. T. Joslin and Edward Chamney,
Of McCabe, left yesterday for the east
IN business connected with the Model
Mining company, expecting to be alb
'ent about two weeks.
A wedding will take place this even
ng between Ed Ballenger and Miss
sadora Bess, both we'll known local
Toung people. The event will take
,lace at the young lady's residence,
IL n. Mccormick street.
Councilman Alfred Ruiz, of Apache
county passed through Prescott yes
erday en- route TO Ash Fork to meet
lis wife who will spend the remainder
# the time of the session of the Iegis-
ature in PhoeniX-
The japanese girl who was recently
rrested for an alleged infringement
# immigration laws, still remains in
Judge Sloan will consider
he circumstances of the case and rem
Ter his decision shortly.
Judge 4. W. Rucker, owner of the
'ine mountain mine, on Lynx creek,
eft yesterday for his home in Denver
fter short visit here looking after
lis interests.
The Monday club will hold its reg
liar business meeting on Monday af-
ernoon, March 6, at o'clock. After
he transaction of the business the