Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-12-19

then the picture neHerreO 70 ne W0ul
 not carry it long.
 A quiet wedding took place toda
 in this city, the high contracting pal
 ties being City Recorder John
 Bauder and Miss Mary Alice Hanse1
 The bride and groom left on this al
 ternoon's train for Phenix, where the
 will spend the carnival week. Befor
 leaving, John, in his new joy, did no
 forget the boys, and left orders tha
 they be served with refreshments a
 the Hook and Ladder headquarter tomorrow night. Mir. Bauder has
 host of friends and well wishers il
 this city. The bride is the daughte
 of Mir. and Mrs. N. O. Hansen, ;
 prominent mining man of this county
 and during her residence in the citl
 of about two years has made many
 friends.
 B. B. Gage returned last night iron
 Prescott. While he will remain dur
 ing the carnival, there is more seriou:
 and important business ahead. The
 Cobre Grande and Green Consoli
 dated forces are gathering. J. H
 Costello and his people have made an
 offer ona cash basis and it is thought,
 before the week is over, an amicable arrangement will have been made whereby all the pending suits will be dismissed. If the mine is half as rich as it is supposed to be, there is plenty of money for all, especially after. the lawyers are excluded. This suit has been one of the hottest contests ever made oyer a mine, and it has been conducted alternately and simultane- ousl y in the two republics, as the owners live in the United States and the mine is in Mexico. Unless the present conference brings about a compromise, the end of the litigation is not in sight.-Enterprise.
 Woodman's lodge meet tonight. All members are requested to attend as business of importance will come up for transaction.
 General Superintendent W. A. Drake, Assistant to the President J. H. Emmert and Cashier A. W. Ed wards, of the S. F., P. & P. railroad, left for Castle creek hot springs last night.
 The city election at Tucson resulted in the election of Schumacher, repub- lican, as mayor, by 5S ma jority, and four democrats and four republicans as city coun- cilmen. Hawke was elected re- corder, Flynn assessor, Legarra treas urer and Taylor, democrat, marshal by 17 votes.
 P. L. Kastner is making prepara- lions to open up in his new place of business on Christmas eve.
 For the first time since the com Dletion of the S. F., P. x. P. railroad .o Phenix, Verde valley hay is being hauled to Prescott by wagon where it inds ready market at 5000.
 Myron H. McCord, ex-governor and present manager of the Arizona Ga lette, was seriously injured by being kicked by horse early this morning, | tt his ranch beyond the asylum. Dr. | Nylie is in attendance and reports | hat the injury consists of a broken 1 Irm and a fracture of three ribs. The | Enterprise hopes that the accident 1 will not prove serious and that Mir. l McCord will soon be able to resume lis sduties.-Enterprise.
 ''The Voyage of Life" Thos. Coles - Baptist church Sunday light. Pastor Taylor will illustrate | lis subject with a powerful arc stere- 'pticon. Admission will be by ticket, | ut tickets will be presented free of harge during the revival meeting at he Baptist church every night this 7eek to those who wish to attend. Don't miss this chance to see this Torld renowned set of paintings. let free ticket and go.
 The Bashford- -Burmister company as new Christmas advertisement in his issue. This firm carries the lrgest stock of goods of any house l Prescott. Read what they have to ly.
 Harry Brisley returned this morn lg from a half weeks attendance at he Phenix carnival.
 Miss Stanley Windes is quite sick a Jerome with fever.
 You must register if you want to ote at the city election.
 Fred Rief is taking in the Phenix 
 H. Brisley and family have returned rom attending the Phenix carnival.
 The advertisements in a newspaper 7ill always be found interesting. Business men who advertise are al rays up to date in their business, and pays to patronize such.
 This morning was the coIdest of the eason, the murcury getting down ear the 20-degree notch.
 A telegram from Topeka says. The trike situation on the Santa Fe pre- ents little change today. Superin- endent ShOles says every station is named to carry on a normal busi- ess, though they have not a full of operators everywhere. t Is considered at Los Angeles that he strike is undoubtedly a failure on he line west of Albuquerque. The overland arrived an hour ate this morning; the other trains ere on time. The general managers tfice has been turning away appli- ants for positions.
 H. A. Bruck, representing the big aper house of Blake, Moffitt & 'Owne, of Los Angeles is in town to- ay taking orders for his firm. The bove house does the great bulk of he paper business in Prescott. Good oods, fair treatment and reasonable rices is the motto Of the firm and his is what captures the business.
 J. H. Jacks has gone to Octave lining camp to recUperate his health. Ie expects to remain for several -eeks.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 Congress will adjourn for the holi- avs on December 2lst, and will re- ssemble on January 3d.
 F. C. Beckham was inaugurated as of Kentucky December 11th pr his second term.