Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-09


 his bed for several weeks with rheu matism, is able to walk around again
 An important business meeting o the A. O. U. w. will be held tonight and all members are requested to at tend.
 A. c. Gilmore, printer and mining man, has gone to the Bradshawmoun tains to look after his mining interests there.
 John Guttry and Miss Minnie Hudson were married September 30 by Rev. Wright at the home of the brides parents at Cienega.
 Julius Jacoby has ordered hi: turkeys for the Thanksgiving shoot Ye good shots get your rifles fixed ur now ready for the event.
 There was good attendance last night at the social given by the Py thian Social club. The affair proved a very pleasant and enjoyable one.
 The time for opening bids for the new school building has been extend ed till October 10, in order to give contractors more time to prepare their estimates.
 Jim, one of the proprietors of the Winsor restaurant, has sold out his in. terest to his partner Sing, and he will leave in few days for Chicago to engage in business with his cousin Geo Ye Jow, who left some time since for that place.
 MT. T. L. Harris and wife entertain ed the Journal Miner force at dinner last evening, the occasion being the completion of their new home on Pleasant street. May their shadows never grow less.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, Oct. 4: Al fred Carrigan, city; L R Smith, Rich enbar; Dr B E Horton and wife, Los Angeles, Cal; D c Monroe, White Horse miness; E A Powers, Provi- dence; J A Conlee, White Horse; Geo H Hummer, McCabe; H P Merrill, Jerome; J J Davis, Copper Creek; Walter Coger, Bisbes.
 Hooks attention. All members of Mechanics Hook and Ladder com pany are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting this evening at s o'clock. Business of importance. By order of Walter Field, assistant foreman.
 The Independent Order of Knock CTS do not all concentrate their efforts on the mining business. Some of them are engaged in the newspaper business and in order to secure busi- ness do the knocking act against other papers. This class is just as mean and contemptible as the min ing knocker.
 Rev. Leon O. Lewis closes the sec ond year of his pastorate of the Methodist church south tomorrow He has been very successful in his pastorate of the church. He has Gquidated the debt against it and has made some important improve ments to 1t.
 A sparring exhibition will be given under the auspices of the Prescott Athletic club on Monday, Octo- Der 14, at the Howey Hall gymna- sium, between two heavy weights, E. A. Munro, of Bisbee, Ariz., and Gene Engle of Prescott. They will spar ten rounds and there will also be two preliminaries. Admission Sl.00 Doors open at 7:30. Preliminaries commence at s o'clock p. m.
 At late hour this afternoon Gov ernor Murphy granted parole to Chas A. Rose of Yavapai county, who is now serving term in prison at Yuma. The parole was issued on the showing made by Joe Mayer of Mayer station, who presented the pc tition to the governor this morning. After careful examination of the case the request was granted. Judge Sloan recommended a parole for the prisoner.-Enterprise.
 John Bauder yesterday shipped the worm recently brought to town by Gus Williams to the department oi agriculture at Washington.
 A civil action was tried by Justice Cornell and a jury in which A. J Head was plaintiff and Dr. Scarbor. ough defendant, the basis of the suit being rent alleged to be due the plaintiff. The jury returned a yer dict for the defendant.
 A number of the officers and direc tors of the Baumann Copper Co. yes terday visited the mines owned by the company and expressed them selves we'll pleased with their hold ings. NJ. G. Burns, an experienced mining man, accompanied the party and was very favorably impressed with the outlook there.
 The Southern Pacific has just com pleted arrangements for new edition of its illustrated booklet entitled ''New Arizona" and the work will b, an elegant production. Lawrence Hamilton, the secretary of the Phe nix board of trade, is the author O the reading matter for the revision o the book, that is for the Salt rive part.
 The railroad from Williams to tn ] Grand Canyon of the Colorado is fin ished and ready for service. The fol lowing schedule is now in effect Train leaves Williams at 6:55 p. m 1 reaching the canyon that evening; re turning leaves Grand Canyon at S:3 a. m., reaching Williams in time t make connections with all trains , This will allowpassengers desiring t ? go to the Canyon to reach there with l out the necessity of a lay over at Wi Hams all night as heretofore.
 F. X. O'Brien is in town from hi ,, mining camp on the Hassayampa. Q The Monday club held its initis e meeting for the year today.
 John Lawler went to Hillside tC l day to look after his mining interest, T. E. Biles, superintendent of th U Dividend mine, was in town Saturda, j. Governor N. O. Murphy came u from Phenix on yesterdays train. l. Engineer Harry Elliott has gone l. Los Angeles for weeks vacation. l' J. \. Ellidge will leave for Sa !; Bernardino tomorrow.
 l. Rev. Leon o. Lewis left for Sa 3. Diego this morning.