Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-30

| MISS MdDel berry VIII give a reel
 tation at the Halloween social on
 Thursday night. The selection will
 be "The Goblins Will Catch You"
 Governor Otero and party of New
 Mexico came up on this mornings
 train and went north by special train
 this afternoon.
 Mrs. James Cashin, wife of the su-
 perintendent of the Big Bug grading
 outfit arrived on last nights train and
 will accompany her husband out to
 camp at Huron tomorrow.
 The Halloween social at the resi-
 dence of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Martin
 is by no means an exclusive affair
 All are invited to come and have
 a good time.
 Dr. J. B. McNalley left today for
 San Francisco where he will take a
 post graduate course in medicine and at the conclusion of this course he will go to New York to take a course there of about six months.
 G.F. Tinsler picked up a snap in real estate when he purchased the Rosa Miller property in the pines at the sound end of Cortez street for about $500. The property rents for $40 per month.
 Ladies! I make big wages at home and want all to have the same oppor- tunity. The work is very pleasant and will easily pay SIS weekly. This is no deception. want no money and will gladly send full particulars to all sending stamp. Mrs. H. A. Wiggins, Benton Harbor, Mich.
 Wm. Burke and MT. Robey arrived in town today from Jerome. They had with them centipede over nine inches long with forty two legs and twenty two joints. They shook him out of their bed clothing in camp yesterday morning after sleeping on the ground all night.
 Major McCowan, of the Phenix Indian school, has been appointed superintendent of a large Indian school in the east and will take charge of it January l. The salary attached is much larger than that of his present position.
 Sheriff Johnson of Coconino county | was in Jerome Thursday after man | named McGee, charged with forgery. McGee had been captured by Officers Roberts and Davis couple of hours before the sheriff arrived. McGee secured but Sl0 on the forged check. Jerome News.
 The Tucson Citizen says that a folding bed closed up on Mrs. Royal A. Johnson night before last. She was rescued after five minutes hard work by MT. Johnson, and would have suffocated had she been com pelled to remain in the trying place much longer.
 Thos. L. Hubbell, sheriff of Der nalillo county, New Mexico, and one of the most popular men in the above territory, stopped of in Prescott yes terday as he was en route home from the statehood conference in Phenix. Mir. Hubbell is a brother of Arizona's popular citizen, J. L. of Apache county.
 Frank Ward, who was arrested in Prescott recently and taken to Phenix for trial on a charge of failure to pro- vide for his children, was tried before Justice Burnett on Saturday and ac quilted. It was shown at the trial that Mrs. Ward had secured divorce from her husband and was awarded the custody of the children, which re- lieved Mir. Ward of all responsibility in the matter.
 The Caldwell, Kas., Advance, in on a statement in metropolitan daily that it is the edi- tors duty to publish all the news re- gardless of consequences, says, that it may be all right in a large city where the editor can have his office on the thirteenth floor, but that it is not practical in a small town.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, October 27, 1901-G H Fitzgerald, Albuquerque; J w Elder, Albuquerque; VIC Drew, Del Rio; w NJ Gibbon, Groom Creek; w H Owens, Groom Creek; N CT Webster, Hot Springs; J c Smith, Chicago; Daniel Reardon. Chicago; L N Schock, McCabe; E w Richard son, Jerome; J Donahue, Flagstaff; 0 G Shadrack, San Pedro, \ NJ; John H Green, Paducah, Ky; w NJ Gib- bons, Groom Creek.
 The editor of the Lindsborg, Kas., Record, encouraged by Hicks weather predictions, enters the field For September, though just as applicable to October, he says: "A storm period occurs in this month from the 1st to the Both or later. Rains may be looked for in several places, if it don't rain here it probably will somewhere else." In concluding he says: "Those having care of stock and small children should see that they are fed and watered with care as we do not guarantee these predictions to hold good in case of accidents"