Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-18

The telephone line between Jerome and Camp Verde has been completed.
 W. Fl. Holwell, of Jerome drank wood alchohol by mistake recently, resulting in his death.
 Secretary Stoddard came up on this mornings train and will go out to his mining camp tomorrow.
 R. H. Burmister did not get away on Sunday morning as expected, but left this morning for his thirty days vacation in California.
 James c. Storm, son of County Treasurer J. P. Storm, has gone to Tucson to enter the territorial uni yersity.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Con gregationaz church will meet tomor- row at 2:30 at the residence of Mrs. O. A. Hesla.
 A freight conductor was given his time in Phenix yesterday for express ing satisfaction at the assassinationof President Mckinley.
 Tomorrow being the funeral day of the late lamented President McKin- ley, there will be mass at a. m. at the Catholic church.
 Thomas J. Ashurst brother of Henry F. Ashurst died in Los An geles last Thursday following an operation for appendicitis.
 At the services at the Catholic church on Sunday, funeral dirges were played by the organist, George A. Allen, out of respect for the late President Mckinley.
 Herbert Meany has returned from Los Angeles and has taken a position in the auditors office of the $. r., P x P. railroad. He says he prefers Arizona to Los Angeles as a place to earn a good living.
 The Journal Miner force were the recipients yesterday of liquid refresh ments, the occasion being the arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin of a son.
 The railroad has made an excur- sion rate of one fare for the round trip to Phenix for Ringing Bros circus which appears there next Mon day, Sept. B.
 Governor R. c. Powers returned | from, b;s ,-isi+ to Iol;f1,-,,;, .I,,., y,,. four days since, stopping at Jerome, where he will remain on business for a few weeks before coming to Pres colt.
 The editor of the Courier seems to be veIy much worried ovef personal affairs of the Journal-Miner editor. as scarcely day passes without his making some reference to them, and attributing motives and feelings which we have never entertained. | w. w. Follett, the special engineer on behalf of the city in the construc- tion of the Del Rio water system, left this morning for his home in Denver the water works having been com pleted and accepted by the city
 c. w. Elliott, deputy supreme grand chancellor of the United Mod erns, has returned from attending the supreme lodge at Denver. He will institute lodge of Moderns in Con gress and also one at Wickenburg.
 President Roosevelt has issued a proclamation calling on the people oi the United States to suspend all business on Thursday, September 19 the day of the funeral of the late president and requesting that me mOrial services be held on that day.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, Sept. I5: | A Conlee, White Horse; D J Holmes Leadviile; W Nelson, San Francisco | H NJ Frank, Prescott; 4 F Cahoon J o Sparks, Washington; Edward Hickson, Virginia, Va; J W Thurber | Ash Fork; Otto Lind, Walker; E Parkinson, Jerome; Ed Trenbcrth Big Bug; W G Shook. Walnut Creek
 Mir. and Mrs. F. $. Carlisle will leave tomorrow for Kansas City tC remain during the winter. lIr. Car lisle has extensive mining interests in this section which require his pres , ence here about one half of his time This visit of Mrs. Carlisle was hel first experience in Arizona and she has enjoyed her sOjOurn of a few months verymuch, and has won many friends among our people during hel stay here, who will always welcome her return.
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