Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-30
k. J. Parkinson, the well known Jerome attorney, is in town.

The Fraternal Brotherhood dance
 will take place at the opera house
 next Thursday night.
 The Prescott orchestra will play al
 Halloween social on Thursday even. ing at the residence of MT. and Mrs
 J. c. Martin.
 Why send away for printed matter
 for interpretations when they can be
 secured at the Journal Miner office.
 Pumpkin pie, doughnuts and coffee
 will be served at the Halloween SO
 cial on Thursday evening. Admis-
 sion 25 cents, including refreshments
 On account of the many different entertainments this week, Mrs. H. D.
 Ross has postponed the date for pro-
 duclng her cantata until next Tues
 day evening, November ,.
 A man charged with mayhem ex- amined before Justice Cornell. yes
 terday was held under $500 bonds to answer to the grand jury.
 While the Halloween social at the residence of Mir and Mrs. J. c. Mar tin on Thursday evening has been gotten up by the ladies of the NJ. E. church, every one is welcome to at tend.
 The following ad. appeared lately Tn Kansas paper: ''If John Smith, who twenty years ago deserted his poor wife and babe, will return. the babe will take pleasure in knocking the stutfin' out of him."
 After high wind storm prevailing all of yesterday and nearly all night. a rain storm set in this morning and continued for some time. It was a very respectable introduction to the winter rainy season.
 Wm. Dulin, former business man of Prescott, is at present said to be located at Paris, Texas, where he is reported to be doing a good business. He invented a medicine called Aribona while here which is said to have made him rich.
 E. V. B. Hoes, formerly connected with the Last Chance mine near Iron Springs, IS at present manager of the Pacific Coast Coal company, which is developing mines near San Marcial. Mexico. The company is building a rail road to,its mines.
 The territorial teachers association will meet in Prescott December 23. J. D. Loper, president of the associa- tion, came from the south yesterday to confer with County Superinten- dent Jolly, of this county, in refer ence to arrangements for the session.
 Tickets are now on sale for the Hal lowe'en ball at all the drug stores. Shephard & Kastner's, Shumate's and Rybon & Ellidge's. Tickets, 50 cents; supper, D cents. The Frater- nal Brotherhood will have charge of the dance, which will be held in the Opera house, Thursday evening. Oct. 3lst. The grand march will begin at S.3O sharp.
 Prof. Corey, well known civil en- glneer, of San Francisco, and F. J. Thomas, an attorney of Los Angeles. are Tn Jerome making a final examin- ation of the titles and property of the Jerome Power company for the pro- posed purchasers of the bonds. It is thought that upon the completion of their examination the bonds will be sold and work on the big plant will | be commenced.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals: H W Hub l bard and wife, New York; Ed Tren- berth and wife, Big Bug; Joe Carten. Lynx Creek; J s Johnson, Mayer: w | Fl Reyes, Congress; E J Parkinson. A H Camson, Jerome; NJ Darnall. | Hillside; Miss Trueman, City; w H Gibbons, Groom Creek; J A Patton. Los Angeles; Fay White, McCabe: F M Newell, Los Angeles; L A AuIt- man, B w Richardson, Jerome: LIN Schock, McCabe.
 Edwin Markham, whose second book of verse Mcclure, Phillips & Co. are soon to publish, has been made honorary member of many literary societies, from Passamauuoddy to Ensenada, besides having had num- Der of hourishing societies named after him, and hoe-pin invented as badge for clubs and lyceums. The latest accession to his club member ship comes this week from the far Hawaiian Islands. He has just been voted an honorary member of the kanai Kodak Klub of Koloa, Konai. II.
 Two permanent boarders and roomg CTS for winter, fine suite of rooms and fire, suitable for two men, or man and wife, S25 per month.-No children 122 Garden St. Iw
 For Sale-Ladies bicycle in good Sl200. Enquire at l22 Garden St.
 President E. P. Ripley, Second Vice President Paul Morton, Third Vice President Hendricks of the Santa Fe company, and General Superin- { tendent A. G. Wells of Santa Fe Pa { cltic, have just been on a visit to the Grand Canyon with the view of se- lecting location for a hotel there The party passed through Ash Fork thls morning en route to California. and after visit there of several days on business, will return east. and will probably visit Phenix and Prescott l en route. Some "unregenerate kuss" tried to / wreck the G. V. G. & \. between here md the smelter last Tuesday by lav- ng boarding house biscuit on the " -ail. The biscuit had been run $ through the rock breaker several times and came out whole. It was I hen run through the furnace and around in the slag settler q couple of weeks. It came out a little A pit scorched on one side, but other wise the same old biscuit. It was a doubtless placed on the track to see what that wheezy old spot could do J O 1t. It was good thing for the | spot that it was discovered Globe Times. s- N Howell Jones, a director of the santa Fe railroad. in charge of the r. and department of that company. is n town today on official business. While Mir. Jones has crossed Arizona '' number of times on the Santa Fe this is his first visit to Pres V ott. He Is naturally pleased with l. he country and with the fine new III lty which has been built since the