Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23

l planning Tor 0Ve enJerbdln- ment tomorrow evening. This soci- ety always carries out what it plans.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, Oct. 16: Ed Metcalf, Phenix; Joseph Ralph, H Lindley, John Harvey, Chas liar vey, Chas Vellemonth, Butte, Mont.
 W. E. Robinson of Los Angeles has taken a bond for S1l,OOO on a mine in Big Bug district owned by Mr. Heller, a Jerome Baker.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Merwin came up yesterday from their Wrlnut Grove rrnch for a brief business visit in Prescott.
 Mrs. W. s. Pratt is having the room formerly occupied by Wells, Fargo & Co. fitted up and will open a first class milinary store there next week.
 Attend the dance given by the Py- thian Social club at the K. P Hall Friday evening, October Is. Good music, good floor and good time for all.
 Dick Mcdonald, miner, fell down forty foot chute in the United Verde mine at Jerome last week, breaking his collar bone, and other wise injurying himself.
 The sale of seventy eight cords of wood and over 5000 stulls four miles south of town will take place on Sat urday at 10 o'clock in the United States land office.
 J. c. McCready, the Journal Miner typo returned last night from his hunting trip. He bagged quite a number of ducks and quail on the trip.
 Promoters of the San Diego rail road are expected to arrive in Phenix shortly to endeavor to interest the business men in the scheme of build ing a road from Yuma to San Diego.
 There has been all kinds of rain symptoms for the past twenty four hours. If they keep up a day or two longer it may end in storm of either wind or rain.
 Engineer Gus Earth, who has been been laid up for about two months on account of injuries received at the wreck caused by the washed out bridge, just north of Dukes place eX- poets to go to work again next Mon day.
 Geo. H. Cook, the jeweler, has an advertisement in this issue in refer ence to the anniversary clock which has attracted so much attention in his window. The time piece is offered for sale.
 Manager Slusher has resigned his position with the Montana hotel, of Jerome. and N. w. Howard will take charge of it November 1. Mr. How ard has been manager of Hotel Metro pole, at Catalina island for the past | two years and is an experienced hotel man.
 Geo. NJ. Smullin of Phenix has resigned his position as deputy United States marshal to accept DO sition with the Pearce Mining com
 pany, and William Hill has been ap , pointed to fill the vacancy. ~Squink" Rybon was quite pain ; fully injured at school this morning } by being hit in the eye with bast l hall bat. While his eye was nearly
 knocked out" of his head, it did no
 knock out "Squink," but he will have ; very painful eye for some time.
 G. W. Luce, the present assistan general freight and passenger agen of the S. P. company at Los Angeles I has been appointed to succeed 4. U } Shepard as general freight agent O > the same. company. Shepard resigned
 to accept a position with the Pacifi l Improvement comaarv at Victoria |. British Columbia.
 2 c. R. Martindell returned last even :, ing from fourteen months visit t '' San Diego. His soiourn there seem
 to have agreed win him thoroughl t as he looks ten years younger an e handsomer than when he'want awal D- He is in love with the San Diego cl J. mate and he says San Diego peopl
 are all right, too.
 5 Mrs. J. w. Coleman held a receI tt ton at her home on Tuesday afte n noon, from two to five. in honor of th -e wife of the Rev. Anderson, pastor ( k the Congregational church, in ordt
 that the ladies of the congregatio ] might become acquainted with he U Mrs. c. W. French of McCabe, who !? at present visiting Mrs. Coleman, 8 I sisted in receiving. Light refresl D ments were served.-Jerome News.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor (
 Jerome are visiting friends and othe ,e in our city today. MT. Taylor is tl ,d assistant superintendent of the smel h. ing plant of the United Verde, al 1- aside from him being one of the mo If competent men in that line, he is al yt a popular person among a large circ ed of acquaintances.
 be Rev. Leon O. Lewis has returnt
 from attending the conference of b
 church at San Diego. He was req a. pointed as pastor of the church he n- for another year. His congregati, sd is very much pleased over his retu , a as he is a very earnest man and h 1e been very successful in his minist SC, in Prescott.
 Mrs. H. D. Ross is preparing
 the production of a cantata Octot in 29. The local musical talent of { lty town will assist in its production. ri. m The Masonic Grand Lodge of A ba zona will meet in Prescott nt aa month. It will be the first sessi ar held here for a number of years. ng
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