Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-10-03

SOlOhOl hcio DCCn dlJDOlIll- ed by the bar association of Arizona, a committee to examine the code which will be presented to the next legisla- ture. The Gazette is sincerely glad of this fact, as we are led to believe that the set of laws that is.now pro- posed for submission are badly in need of competent supervision. The Gazette was afraid of this at the time the commission was appointed, and we now are sure that our suspicious were correct. The legislature might do itself credit by defeating the whole code as it is bad enough now, without the aid of the fiXers.-Gazette
 SATURDAYS DAILY
 Have you registered9
 D. J. Sullivan is in town from Con gress.
 Only about two more weeks in which to register.
 Sacred concert at the NJ. E. church tomorrow evening.
 D. NJ. F. Weeks returned last night from his trip east.
 H. H. Carter came in from his ranch last evening,
 Attend the song service at the Nj. E. charch tomorrow evening.
 A fine program will be rendered at the NJ. E. church tomorrow evening.
 Have you paid your city taxes? They become delinquent on Monday.
 Read the announcement in this is sue of the New York stores millinery opening.
 c. c. Hall, the commercial man of Albuquerque, Is in town on his peri odical visit
 E. L. Patterson and W. L. Bixby. the well known stock men of Big Chino, are in town.
 E. A. Haggott came in from the Blue Bell mine yesterday. He gives good reports of that property.
 Colonel J. F. Wilson passed through Prescott today en route to Jerome, where he will speak tonight
 B. Hilton, the agent of the Hall wood cash register company, leaves tonight for the south on a short busi- ness jaunt.
 The Arizona mission conference of the Methodist church is in session at Phenix. Bishop J. W. Hamilton is is presiding.
 Philip Palla, the well known citizen of Williamson valley, left yesterday for a visit to his old home in Switzer- land. The Journal Miner wishes him bon voyage.
 F. Scopel will open his saloon in his new building tonight. His lodg- ing house of thirty-five rooms Is com pleted and ready for the accommoda- tion of the weary.
 Virgil Earp has withdrawn as can didate for sheriff on the republican ticket. The position on the ticket will be left vacant.
 L. Wollenberg will shortly engage will leave tomorrow with A. Blum berg, of the New York store on a stock purchasing trip.
 The Hiawatha Kansas World claims to have discarded from its columns on purely moral grounds, patent medi- . cine advertisements which have been paying the paper $500 per year.
 Hilton moves into his new quarters. adjoining the Journal-Miner office, to- . morrow, and hereafter wheels will be . rented at the new place, as well as other work be attended to as usual. ..
 Engineer Fishel, city surveyor, for the accommodation of patrons and the public, has moved his office down town, and can hereafter be consulted . in the plaza quarters of the Bashford- Burmister company.
 They have a ranch over in Navajo county called the Jim" ranch. The owners of it are all named Jim and nopody except his name is Jim is em- ployed on it.. So long as they don't add "Jams" to the name it is all O. K.
 The TOughs Hose company are re quested to meet tomorrow, Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Head quarters building. Important matters affecting the company are to be con sidered, and it is the earnest wish of foreman Golightly that a full atten be on hand.
 The Prescott Courier claims to have been the only newspaper in Arizona that opposed the enactment of the poll tax law. The Enterprise made frequent and vigorous protests,when the bill was introduced, and criticised the action of the legislature when the measure passed.-Phenix Enterprise.
 The Right Rev. J. NJ. Kendrick. bishop of Arizona, having recom- mended special Offertory for the re- lief of the Galveston sufferers. it is earnestly requested that all members of the Mission of the Advent will make their offerings for this noble purpose, next Sunday morning.
 The ladies of the United Moderns lodge deserve great credit for the sue cess they achieved in their entertain ment for the benefit of the Galveston sufferers. Dake's opera house was well filled with ladies and gentlemen last evening, and the musical and literary part of the entertainment was not only interesting but well rendered. After the regular pro . gram was rendered, dancing was in dulged in until after midnight.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight,
 The county democratic candidates went to Jerome this afternoon.
 w. T. Smith, the Maricopa county democratic politician is in town today
 The body of the late Charles who was killed at Octave recently was brought up on today's