Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-13

times, they met at Ash Fork and II
 turned together to Prescott, th
 scene of their former associatio
 with each other.
 The Schley controversy will prot ably terminate in favor of that her,
 By the way, the Washington core spondent of the Courier some tim ago predicted that Maryland woul go democratic in consequence of thi naval inquiry, Schley being a Mary land democrat. But it didn't. Tn Courier's prophecy of Maryland ful nishing a democratic presidentia candidate of its own cooked to order design, still holds good, but numbe two straw won't work either. 'Ra for Maryland, anyhow.
 J. J. Fisher is making some i'm portant changes and improvements his residence on Mt. Vernon street.
 J. c. Herndon is making some al terations to his residence which vii add to its beauty, convenience ant comfort.
 Result in all northern states hold ing elections yesterday shows a regu lar republican landslide. Heav, gains are reported all along the line
 New York has tired of democrati rule and yesterday elected Seth Low as mayor by majority of fifty thous and or more.
 The regular meeting of the Elks lodge will be held this evening. full attendance of members is de sired, but the secretary says this doe. not necessarily imply that member have to be full in order to attend.
 Phenix people are to be inflicted with that 'Ten Nights in a Bal Room" aggregation. The company is better adapted to playing ''teI bar rooms in a night" in a realistic than any drama or comedy
 Neal Clark, son of E. ;;S. Clark, hac a slight recurrence of appendicitis last Friday. He is now in Albuquer que under the care of Dr. P. G. Cor nish, and is improving.-Coconino Sun.
 F. s. Breen, supervisor of the San Francisco and Black Mesa forest re- serves has received instructions to in vestigate and make report on the effect of sheep raising on the forest reserves of which he is supervisor Flagstaff Sun.
 The Coconino Sun says that "here- after DO permits will be given by the department to graze stock on that portion of the San Francisco which embraces the basin that supplies Flagstaff with water. It may be that the rule will be ex- tended to cover a large portion of the in order to protect the water supply.
 There was large audience at the of the cantata last night in K. of P. Hall under the direction of Mrs. H. D. Ross. The cantata was a very beautiful one with sweet and catchy music and was well rendered. Burmister and Miss Etta Dewitt each had solos which elicited great applause from the audience. At the conclusion of the cantata Mrs. Ross sang a solo, followed by a num- Der of ballads, in which her voice ap- peared to good advantage, showing a marked improvement from the train ing recently received in the east. Miss Speed gave a recitation which slicited an encore, but owing to se- we're cold and hoareness from which she was suffering she declined to re- spond to it.
 The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church have inaugurated the giving of monthly teas at the residence of one of their number. The initial one was given yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. w. c. Bashford and nearly 100 ladies Were present. A variety of fancy articles are offered for sale to the guests at these little gatherings and in addition tea, choco- late and cakes are served. Yesterday Miss Bailey presided at the piano during the afternoon, furnishing very pleasant music for the occasion, while Mrs. Ward also favored the audience with a vocal solo which re- ceived an encore. If yesterdays en- was fair sample of what may be expected in future, these gatherings will prove very pleasant and will attract a large num- Der of ladies.
 Dr. E. B. Kitcherside of the Verde is in town today, and leaves tomorrow for California to visit three of his children who are attending school.
 Congress House arrivals-Geo. E. Place, Los Angeles; E. B. Fletcher side, Camp Verde; Ed. Willard, Tul- leride, Colo; G. M. McFadden, Butte Mont.
 The editor of this paper was put through the Elks last night, and this left for Lynx Creek to fall down 50-foot shaft, just to keep his hand in while he is at it.
 The play by the Ruble company last night was, as a lady remarked 'cute and bright and gave excellent The baritone was also in excellent voice, and throughout the entertainment was well rendered.
 Miss Olive Fisher returned home last evening after an absence of sev, eral months. She has visited many principal eastern cities, including the capital of the nation, and is wei comed back by many friends and ad- mirers.
 Manager Ruble, of the Ruble Thea. ter company. is a wide-awake mar who appreciates the fact that the public will like him much better if he gives them what they want, and thi: fact is surely much in evidence in his new company and new plays.
 The grand jury today returned in dictments against Thomas Connolly for burglary, H. B. Forber, for burg lary, John L. Wilson, for assault with a deadly weapon, all of whom
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