Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-24
WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO, 1905


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 Owing to the change in trains o the s. F. P. P. x P. the southerl mail now closes at p. m. The eas and west mail closes at the usua hour or 9 p. m.
 Mrs. Leopard. wife of w. Fl Leopard, brakeman on the s. F P. X r. railroad, died in Pheni, yesterday of consumption. The re- mains will be shipped to Minneapo- lis for burial.
 The case of Dennis A. Burke vs Providence Gold Mining O., is stil on in court, the forenoon being con sumed in securing jury. Witnesse, are now on the stauu.
 J. F. Osenburg and Charles Shel laberger will leave tomorrow for { prospecting trip on Burro creek They will go via Congress, where they will be joined by Dennis May
 A deed from Clarence l.. Ferguson to A. Allderdice for half interest in l60 acres of land, near Prescott, wa, filed for record today. Considera, tion, SI, 900. Patents for the above land issued to Clarence l.. Ferguson were also filed for record.
 At recent meeting of parties in. terested in the organization of a commercial club in Prescott, a com mittee was appointed to draft a constitution aud bylaws. This committee will submit its report at a meeting to be held next Tuesday evening at which it is urgently re- quested that every one who has sig ni6ed willingness 10 join the club should be present.
 Tho JOURNAL MINER has four sep arate propositions ont for the Cour- fer, to demonstrate the truth of re- peatedly published assertions, in the proving of which the Prescott Mining Exchange will be beneiitted to the extent of $50 Until these are accepted and proofs submitted the readers of that paper will take its with considerable salt.
 MT. Pritchard, the representative of the Pacific Mining and Smelting Company, left for Los Angeles last evening after spending several weeks bere looking over the field, with a view of establishing a smell ter here. Prior to his departure he had a conference with the mining committee, st which he stated that he considered the prop Osition as practically settled, m re- gard to the Sl % per ton bonus of- tered by our people up to Sl0,000. There were points, however, con lected with 1t on which he would be compelled tU consult his com panv and the decision would be for varded by mail. In conversation with a JOURNAL MINER represen- .atiue on the proposition le Hstated that after making thorough investigation of the min ng resources be was convinced that ve would need a POO or 300 ton melter or perhaps even larger.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Billy Mehan has returned to Pres ,ott. Joe Mayer and son are up from dayer Station. Chalres B. Eaman is in from the 1erde valley. A. J. Heads new residence is | apidly nearing completion. The Barkley-Berrymen Go. have 1 n elegant new delivery wagon. W. J. 'Sheik, of New York, is a l ,uest of Hotel Burke.
 A. E. Hinton is in town on his | 'eriodical visit. J. E. Jones, the lswyer-editor of 1 Flagstaff, is visiting Prescott.
 Gus. Heymsn, the jolly Arizona traveller, is in town on lis regular visit.
 The W. c. T. U. will meet at the | i. E. Church November 23d at l go p. m.
 Dr. J. Miller came up last evening rom the Crown Point mine for a 'rief visit.
 Oath and appointment of l.. A. | loss of Jerome as deputy sheriff was led for record today.
 Evan Lewis, w. H. Maxton and | V. H. Wiley, mining men of Colo ado, are visiting thls section. At the Johnson House Sunday vening, November 2l. Mir. J. H. | Dillon, of Prescott, and Miss Mary loontz, of Williamson valley, were nited in marriage, Judge Chas. P. Ticks officiating.
 The Union Thanksgiving service ill be held in the Congregational 'hruch at II a. m. Thursday.
 Already the sale of tickets for the .lks' dance Thanksgiving eve indi- ates large attendance.
 Mrs. Elw:n Tarr and Miss Bow lan,, of Jerome, are visiting MT. and Irs. Harry Brisley.
 Johnny Stlllwell is in town from haparral, where he is at present ngaged in running meat market. The Prescott foot ball team will 0 to Phenix to play the Indian boys n Thanksgiving.
 John Caswell, of the Gladiator Iine, is in town, en route to Cedar, Iohaye county, where he expects to ,cate.
 Ernest P. Hill. of Montalvo, Cali ,rn;a, who is interested in mines in le Bradshaw mountains, arrived in rescott yesterday.
 Uerbert Freeman, of Jerome, and