Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-06

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 of Elks as memorial day. in memor,
 of such members as have died dur
 ing the year. In observance of thi
 custom Prescott lodge will hold me
 morial services on Sunday next at
 o'clock, at the Methodist church
 Members of Prescott lodge whC
 have died during the year are T. G
 Barlow Massicks. D. B. Gillette anC
 J. D. Smiley.
 Geo. B. Upton returned Yesterday
 from a SIX weeks visit to his olC
 home at Clinton, Iowa. He left fol
 Stanton thls afternoon where he hal extensive mining interests. He ha,
 been doing SOme good missionary work for Arizona during his absence and as result of his work hs sayi that DO less than forty people will come to Arizona to spend the win ter.
 The Jerome football team de. feaied the Prescott team yesterday ey score of 20 O. The Prescott boys were Outclsssed in every way the Jerome team being composed mostly of old players while our boy. ara new in the game. The member, or the Jerome team also averaged thirty pounds each more in weight than the Prescott team. Under the circumstances the home team has nothing to be ashamed of.
 E. J. Parkinson, a Jerome at torney, IS in town.
 W. H. Clark, the Williamson val. ley rsncher, Is in toWn.
 Don't forget Elk's day to Phenix next Tuesday.
 John Roberts came up from Hill side this morning.
 P. P. Hastings, of Jerome, spent Thanksgiving m town with his old friends.
 E. D. Treaiwell and Ralph Dillon left for the east yesterday on mining business.
 W. W. Nichols, au old time resi- dent of Jerome, Is in town. He came over to witness the foot ball game.
 Jerome B. Hoover, the well-knovn citizen of Jerome, IS in town circu- lsting among his many friends here. It is his first visit to Prescott for several months.
 The sheriff will escort Jake Mef- ford, Sam Anderson, Pipe Line Jimmy" O'Connell, and Pedro Bo- nita to the territorial penitentiary tomorrow.
 United States Attorney R. E.. Morrison has returned from attend iug United States court at Florence. Of the thirteen soldiers arrested for assaultIng Indians on the reserv- atiun three were convicted and sentenced to one year each in the territorial prisoniat Yuma, the other ten being discharged.
 Miss Criley and Miss Bethune drove over to the foot ball game in Dr. Criley's buggy. They hitched the horse to a tree some distance from the rail road track and watched the game with a feeling ot perfect security. When the south-bouna train went out 1t whistled for 8 crossing just opposite to where the animal was tied, which frightened hun sa that he broke loose. Alter circling around lit tie the animal was just beginning to conclude that be was safe from all harm, when the r. S E. train, which had been on the Y, came down the track. The horse i'm changed his mind about his feeling of safety and struck out for a place where rail road trains were not so plentiful. He succeed ed in his object, but in doing so left the buggy strewn along in bis wake, in small pieces.
 4 very pleasant wedding took place Thanksgiving Eve, at the resi- dence of NIT. and Mrs. U. W. Bosley of Thompson valley, John Roberts, J. P. officiating. the contracting par ties being Homer C. Hixson and Miss Mary E. Bosley, both of valley. The groom is a young man cf good habits, largely interested in cattle and ranches m western Yavapai. The bride IS the second daughter of Mir. and Mrs. [. W. Bosley, a young lady well known and liked and one of Yava- pals fairest daughters. The bride was dressed in white cashmere trimmed with white lace and ribbon, and the groom in a black broad cloth suit. The house vas beautl- fully decorated with mistletoe and roses for the occasion. After the was performed the way was led to the dining room where an elaborate wedding supper was served. after which every one re- paired to the house of the groom where dancing was indulged in till late. when the guests repaired to their homes, hoping the paths oi the newly married couple would be as happily streWn with pleasures as was Thanksgiving Eve, their we'd I r.,.r f,itrhf