Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

J. E. Pawley is in town from the Model mine.
 The Frisco peaks have donned their winter garb.
 Winter sort of blew in this year, in a night.
 F. E. Peery is in town from Den yer.
 Frank Bettman, the jolly commer- cial man, is in town.
 J. R. Lowry has received word of the death of his father, J. NJ. Lowry, in North Carolina. Deceased was so years old.
 Howel Jones, in charge of the land department of the Santa Fe railroad company, left for Topeka Kansas this morning.
 The thermometer registered about four degrees below zero this morning as result of yesterdays snow storm. The snowfall yesterday was proba- ply the heaviest ever experienced in this section in October.
 District Attorney Reese NJ. Ling has returned from his trip east on mining and legal business.
 The limited on the Santa Fe rail road will be placed in service early in November, the first train leaving Chi cago Nov. 1, and the first one leaving Los Angeles Nov. g. A new time schedule goes into effect on the road, but the changes are slight.
 G. c. Hewett, mining engineer of Colorado Springs, Col, is a visitor iu this seeten. He left on last nights train for WIckenburg to make an ex- animation of the new silver strike in that section.
 There will be stereoptican views and an address on Sunday school work this evening at the Congrega- tional church this evening at 7:30 by Rev. H. P. Case of Los Angeles. Everybody cordially invited; no ad- mission.
 The annual territorial convention of the W.C.T.U. will be held in Tempe Nov. to g. Those who will attend from Prescott are Mrs. H. B. Long, Mrs. F. W. Munds, Mrs. J. I. Gardner, Mrs. J. c. Mather and Mrs. 4. D. Adams.
 Young Peoples societies of the d lierent churches of Prescott will boi their union meeting at 6:30 in the Methodist church church next Sah,,ath evening. An interesting pro- g=amme is being prepared consisting of Llusic and several papers. All friends will be welcome.
 President Ripley of the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe railroad is re. rnrted to have said that the proposi- ton 10 change the route of that roaC aad make the main line pass througi Santa Fe, has been rejected after hay ing lcen carefully gone over, says th' Deny1- Republican.
 Tho 4. Price, a young newspape maa of New York, arrived in Prescott recently for the benefit of his healtl and wiih . view of remaining her, permanently. Mir. Price is a borl newsp7lnr man, his father having been iii ne business all his life, bein: now oi ,i,e cditorial staff of the New York Tin, and the young man him self ha~ zcown up practically in | newsEa,r. office.
 Thr attraction at the oper housc -;i irday Nov 2 will be tn stron.r- Il comedy drama eve write. lich has been present ed foT .. half century, and vii contil. ;o hOwn as long as tn theatr, -'. .j- ssion exists, namely WallacA's Zen Nights in a Ba Room" The piece is being staged f in an elaborate manner and the bes talent seen in years in this piece i engaged wish The company, Tn scenic effects are of the best. Tn management guarantees a first clas performance and the caste is all tha one could wish.
 The Rice opera company played { a good audience last night. The CT tertainment was not entirely of a operatic kind, but was good. Tn opening piece was a curtain raisf called Margery, which elicted gre; applause from the audience. Tn was followed by the rendering C three selections rom as many diffe ent operas of Verii, by Mime Dori soprano, Signor Wanreil, basso an ST. Pietro Buzzi, tenor. respectivel The cldstN piecs was a scene frol ErnaEi, which wS the gem of u evenings enter airmca:. Walton. musical artist. gaze g. sort of medle on different instruments which we O1rita apayf=incr