Arizona republican., 1900-09-06
THE NEWS
 OF JEROME

Jerome. Ariz., Sept. 4.-(Special cor respondence of the Republican.)-Mr and Mrs. Alex. Lyons returned y-ster- day morning from the southern part of California. Mrs. Lyons and .he Ettle s.n went three months ago. and Mir. Lyons a month later.
 Jesse Bell and Miss Pearl Talbot will attend the university at Tucson this wint,r. The university will open on the 17;h of the month.
 C. r. Perron. the shoemaker who re- gently came from Tempe to go into business in Jerome. has already found his quarters too small ana has rented tn Home restaurant building and will nov into it. Mir. Perron will send for his family soon.
 well groomed young man, with the face of a nobleman. bushy hair and all, came into Jerome this morning. He seemed to have a familiar look about the face and I watch6d him. Soon It developed that the man was no less q parsonage than J. V. Owens. familiarity called Jim, who was in the paddlinG business here last year with his broth CT Jim Is now tray ling for the Jan- kins Temple of Music. of Phoenix. and also represents the Chicago Portrait Co He has just c5me in from q trip in the Tonto Basin country and reports business good all along the line. He says all the people he found from Tue son tp Jerome via Tonto Basin had plenty of money to get their picture en- larGed and buy piano or two. Jim is doing we'll and all his many friends in Jerome are pleased to know it. J. W. Burn g. general agent for Arizona for the portrait company. accompanied MT. Owens on the trip. They are travelling in d wagon. From Jerome they will go to Williams and Flagstaff.
 Mrs. NJ. M. Rice arrived from Los Angeles yesterday and will live in Je- rom in the future. MT. Rice has been her in the employ of the United Verde company for some months.
 Although the fruit season is nearing the ond in the Verd- and Oak cre k valleys, Lyons & Knobl0ck are sin shipping out 50 b1Xes of peaches daily to Phoenix, and other points in Ariz- ona. They have more orders than thev can fill.
 Mrs. E. L. Shultz is in rome visit ing her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Knoblocll. She came from California with the Lv- ons family.
 Mrs Hill is getting ready to move tu Phoenix to live this winter Miss Min nie Hill will go today or tomorrow to start in with her class at the opening of the Normal school at Tempe.
 NI~F J. A. Thompson will go L Ken tucl,y about the middle or the month to visit her parents and friends. MT Th~mpson's parents reside in Kentuc- ky also.
 Er. Coleman, of Crown King. camo 1T yesterday to take up his residence. He will practice medicine here.
 j. H. Clinkscales is expected in Je- rome within the next few days on a short visit. He left san Di go on the Sth of the past month for trip tc Colorado and Missouri. intending tC stop in Jerome on his return trip. Mir Clnsscales is heavily interested iT prop arty here.
 Further improvements are being mao in the Little Daisy mine. belong ing J. J. Fisher of Prescott A new 12-Horse-p power boiler was received al the shaft yesterday. A hoist engine will soon be put in and other improve melts made. The shaft is down o.al 150 feet, with the indications looking goo.
 Dr. C. T. Simpson. of Azuza. Cal. accompanied by his n, Kenman, cam,