Arizona republican., 1901-11-13

JUNE ltOhE.-ErneSt Hall. &nO IS part owner of the biggest paper in Wickenburg, returned home this morn ing after a pleasant visit in the city. He is also part owner in what may prove to be the biggest mines in Wickenburg. At least he hopes they will
 A MINING PARTY.-A party of mining men from Santa Paula and Fillmore, Cal, arrived here yesterday morning, and left this morning for Wickenburg. The party includes A. l.. Devine, S. H. Waring, w. w. Mott, Hugh Warning. J. w. Burson, E. w. Burson and John Irwin.
 GUN CLUB SCORES-The following scores were made in practice at blue rocks yesterday, a high wind prevent ing high scores: Morrell, ', 4. 3, '. 8; Pinney, i, 4, ,, 10, 9; Harrison, i, G. 6, 6, :; DeMund, 3, 1, 3, ,, 4; LeBaron, 6. ,. 5. At field shooting the following scores were made: Morrell, 10; Pinney, s. The next practice shoot will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 POLICE COURT-There were four cases in police court Monday, one Mexican who was fined S3 for drunk enness. and three vags. Jim Keene. who was also a cripple, was given till today to appear for sentence. Frank Howard. who said he didn't like police men, anyway, was pickled for fifteen days. Ed McNally, who promise everything for his release. got the marble heart and fifteen days on top of it.
 HAN THOMAS CAMPBELL'S NEW fBOY.-Hon. Thomas F.. Campbell of Jerome. member of the twenty-firstieg- isiature. is the recent and proud father
 
 ST andfather, MT. H. J. Allen, James J..'' the latter initial standing for J effries.'' The "J'' of MT. Aliens nams is for James" so that when people whc are not in favor of physical culture ia its most violent form ask whom the youngster has been named after, the reply is made, His grandpa
 THE TENT MEETINGS.-The meet | ings being held in the gospel tent are increasing in attendance and interest. Sunday evening every | square foot of room in the great tent was occupied and scores were unable to gain entrance. Evangelist Smith | holds his audience well in hand; his illustrations are bright and pointed. while many of his word pictures are rare bits of eloquence such as one sel- dom ever hears. The soio singing is | unusually fine and altogether the ser vices are exceptionally interesting even to those not religiously inclined. NOTABLE VISITOR DEAD-Mr. William Garland died Monday at the ] Sisters hopital of a pulmonary afrec- tion. after residence here of about two weeks. The remains were pre- pared for shipment by Undertaken l Bradley and were sent on this morn I ing's northbound train to Portage La | air-ia Man hxrh hi r., and 9-year-old daughter. Three other | daughters await the sad homecoming | of their mother. The dead man is prominently known in business and po- litical circles of Manitoba, being at l the time of his death a member of the | Canadian parliament His case was an illustra tion of the office seeking the man, for he accepted it only a the ear nest request of his countrymen who elected him over very capable and experienced politician of that section. | STATEHOOD WORK-The mem- bers of the executive committee of the statehood committee met last night at the board of trade rooms and plan- ned q most elaborate campaign. IL was resolved to have several thou sand copies of the statehood resolutions printed and sent abroadcast. That a copy of the resolutions and a letter be sent to every senator and representa- tive. and that individual letters and Iappeals be addressed by members oi the committee to such congressman as they may happen to know. The busi- mess men of the city who are not mem bers of the committee will be asked to join in the campaign.
 A SURPRISED PASTOR Las Saturday night the Southern Meth odist parsonage at Bethel (or Cave Creek road) was besieged by large number of the friends of the pas tor, Rev. w. K. Simpson. and wire. I'm gathering was in the nature of a sur prise and the occasion the ninth ami versary of the pastors marriage. I was called a shower" but was nor like a regular Arizona "downpour
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