Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04

Lon Q. Hall, John O'Neal and Homer HiKon of Denver, are in town.
 United States Attorney R. F. Morrison returned this morning from his visit south.
 Rev. O. $. Frambes and wife of Glendale. came up on this mornings train to attend conference.
 Rev. Mcintyre of Globe. will preach at tonight's services at the Methodist church.
 The Arizona Mission Couference of the Methodist church will meet at o'clock this evening.
 Do not laIl 10 attend the meeting tonight to arrange for the drilling contest.
 J. $. Douglass left on this morn lngs train for San Francisco where he will meet his father and join the mining engineers on their excursion next Friday.
 Rev. Lowell $. Rogers of Tempe, Rev. J. A. Crouch of Phenix. and Rev. F.. G. Decker of Mesa City, ST rived on this mornings train to at- tend the N. F.. conference which convenes this evening.
 ). K. Minor, an architect and builder, who has located ia Prescott recently, has an advertisement in this issue. Parties contemplating building should consult him.
 The drilling contest meeting will commence al 7.30 o'clock this even ing. Let al; attend who cau. This IS a very important matter and should not be overlooked.
 Louis McCAndless returned yes terday from his visit to the Hillside mine. He will leave tomorrow morning for Ann ArbOr to continue his studies there in the law depart ment of that school
 Walter Hill of Pheui1, Is ia town i today. Mir Hill is a member of the . firm of Walter Hill & Co, packers l and jobbers of green and dried fruits nuts, et,. of Phenix. lt was this | hrm that has shipped all of the pears !. of the Salt river valley and most if not all of the other green fruits
 Bishop William \. Nlnde aod Rev. s 4. Thompson, superintsod- ent of Arizona Methodist missions, arrived on this afternoons train. . Bishop Ninde wlll preside over the l Arizona conference which will open l at the Methodist church tonight st $ o'clock
 Wm. $. Walker. while on his way to Assule the duties of chef at Castle creek bot springs, walked oG the high platform at Hot Springs Junction and broke his left arm just below the shoulder. The services of the company surgeon from Congress were secured as promptl, as pos sible and every arrangement possible made for his comfort,
 For Sale Right to fls on I3s acres good land within mIles of Camp Verde. Under a new ditch, 1. Come quick. A bargain. J. Creath. Camp Verde, Ariz. 923m
 The Arizona Agricultural associa- ton will meet 10 PhsuiX on October 2O and 2l. \ very elaborate pro- gramme has been prepared for the occasion covering very many topics l of great interest to the agricultural interests of the territory. The ad- dress of welcome will be delivered by Gov. N. . Murphy.
 The meeting for the purpose of organizing Q foot ball team, which !. was announced for Friday night at the rooms of the Western club, has been postponed until Saturday eve | ming at S:3O o'clock. All who are interested ID foot ball are invited tO attend. as the Pheni1 team has is- sued challenge for a game with Prescott.
 Men are ID the newspaper busi- l ness to make money, just Ss other men are in other lines of business. ! But the newspaper business Tn Arizona-is the only one intO which ] men will deliberately sink money 70 gratify the spite oI others. That is why there is so much unkindness between newspaper editors at Pres colt. at Phenix, iu Graham county, at Nogales and elsewhere. ."-Nogsles Oasis. The above would indicate that some one Is m the newspaper business ID Prescott to gratify per sonal spite. The JOURNAL MINER pleats not guilty to the charge and also denies the existence of any spirit of unkindness toward its con