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

G. B. Whitesides had his ex
 animation this morning on charg
 of committing timber trespass ant
 was discharged from custody. Tn
 defendant had already paid the gov
 ernment for the wood cut.
 Any of our readers, wanting light
 highly profitable employment, should
 send 15c to the Echo Novelty Co.
 Echo, New York, for one of their En
 graved Novelty show case sign,
 Q1x14) Catalogue and terms tC
 agents. Exclusive territory.given.
 H. J. Allen of Jerome has had the
 ancient and honorable title of "grand
 pa" conferred on him. The editor oI
 the Journal-Miner extends congratu.
 lations to MT. Allen and welcomes
 him to the order of which the afore-
 said editor has belonged for about
 nine months.
 The west bound limited on the Santa Fe road ran into an open switch at Gallup on Friday and demolished two box cars on the siding. The pas senger train was considerably dam ged but fortunately no one was in jured. The mishap caused a delay of several hours to the train.
 Congress house arrivals: Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Kelly, W. J. Covert, Chi cago; MT. and Mrs. R. Wall, San Francisco; Mir. and Mrs. c. w. John son, L. A.; Alonzo Brown, W. A. Givan, Butte, Mont; D. J. Grimes, l.. A.; H. V. Frazier, Altman, Colo rado; M. Monahan, M. G. Monahan, Green Bay, Mich.
 Gene Nobles, the proprietor of the little cigar booth next to Sam Hills, is having real novel fire proof cov- ering and shelter erected for his stand. He is fast building up good trade and seems to be very worthy gentleman, and those who stop and spend dime or nickle with him, all ways receive courteous treatment from him and his gentlemanly little son.
 B. Hilton, proprietor of the Me chanical hospital, has purchased the Prescott Machine Shop and Boiler works of Billy Williams, and will shortly enlarge his present building on West Gurley street and add the machinery to his present well equip ped shop. MT. Hilton is good ma chinist and has built up a good busi- ness in Prescott.
 Lafe Ship was killed and Ed. Meeus wounded at Naco, by Deputy Sheriff Els while they were at tempting to rob a saloon. The men had lined up the occupants of the place at the point of ,revolvers, and were proceeding to rob them, when Els, who had crept behind the counter, opened fire with a shotgun. Ship fell dead, but Meeus, though | wounded, ran out, and mounting his | horse, escaped. Meeus formerly | lived in Sherman, Tex. Ship was from Las Vegas, N. M.
 Mrs. Mobiles, who was connected | for long time with one of the largest | millinery establishments of San Diego, Cal, has just opened up very select stock of millinery in the brick building just south of Gold waters store. Mrs. Nobles is an ex- pert in her line and promises to SUD- ply the ladies of Prescott with the very latest in her line and at prices that will be an inducement for them to call and see her.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, Nov. 8, 1901-J c Lusk, w J Mayer, Mayer; Geo w Sarona and wife, Chicago; Mrs Parin, Senator; H K Mcdonald, Williams; c W Stephens, Camp Verde; J W Peckenpaugh, Silver Belt; Walter c Miller, Jerome; E V Mittony, Kansas City;V E Hanney, Tucson; B c Irvine, E L Sharpneck, Mrs E L Sharpneck, Chicago; M G Monahah, Mich Monahan, Green Bay, Wis; R F Reed, White Pigeon. Mich; W w Clayton, Silver City, N M; W M NJ Bnrden, Jerome; A L Martin, J A Cummings, Los An geles.
 Pete Boscha is in town from Con- gress.
 c. G Gill of Congress is Prescott visitor.
 D. J. Jones is in town from the Yarnell country.
 Geo. H. Cook has returned from his : visit to California.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. w. Vickers are in town from Phenix.
 Masonic Grand Lodge meets in Prescott tomorrow.
 John Denny pleaded guilty in the district court this morning.
 The trial of Thomas Connolly on charge of burglary is in progress to- day.
 D. F. Mitchell is in town from the Baumann Copper Co.'S camp toattend Masonic Grand lodge.
 Quite large delegation of Masons arrived on this mornings train from the south.
 Over seven hundred pieces of bag gage were handled by the railroad agent at Flagstaff last month.
 Ex-United States Marshal W. M. |, Griffith arrived on this mornings train to attend court.
 At recent meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church a vote of thanks was rendered to all who assisted in making a success of the Halloween social.
 James Loy, formerly of this county, but more recently district at torney of Coconino county, it is said, has gone to Phenix to locate, to en- gage in the practice of law.
 Mrs. D. Levy is building a five room house for rent on Marina street just south of the Johnson House. She expects to build two more cot tages in the spring.
 Ben Boynton, charged with violat- ing the game law, was brought be- fore Judge L. W. Quinlan yesterday and was fined hirty dollars. The killing of deer proved dear in his case.-Flagstaff Gem.
 Edward J. Fuller, assistant super intendent of railway mail service, with headquarters at Washington, and who is making tour of this territory T. IL I