Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-12-25
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
 D. J. Jones is in town from Phenix.
 Geo. H. Cook has returned from a visit to Phenix.
 Yuma is reported to have 100 cases of small pox on its hands.
 F. W. Raymond is in town from his mine near the Silver Belt mine.
 IF. A. Tritle, jr., has been confined to his room by illness for the past three days.
 Case of Anna Bloomfield vs. Her man Bloomfield is before the district court this afternoon.
 E. w. French is in town from Nor ristown, where he has been employed on railroad work for some time.
 H. P. Anewalt left for Phenix yes terday. He met his wife at Morris town and she accompanied him to Phenix, where she will remain until after the holidays.
 The official programme of the Teachers Institute announces the re- ception and ball at a. m. If this is not an error it probably means the closing time of the ball.
 We engrave goods sold, free of charge on our new 20th century auto matic engraver. Just see our new silverware at Linn's Golden Eagle. If
 Attorneys for Thos. Powlas were be- fore the district court this morning with a motion that their client be ad- mitted to bail, which is under consid- eration by the court.
 Joseph Scott of Hillside is in town today. MT. Scott came up yesterday to be present at last nights pow WOW of 'Injuns," as he at present occupies a prominent official position in this organization of Red Men.
 The team attached to a portable steam wood saw ran away yesterday evening, creating some consternation along its route of travel, until the wagon upset and stopped its flight. The wagon and engine were slightly damaged.
 The case of two young men from Lynx creek. who have been in jail here several days, came up this after noon before Judge Cornell. They are charged by A. s. Earnhart with robbery of clothing, etc, on or about the 18th inst.
 Mrs. B. H. Weaver returned yester- day from a visit to Phenix. Mrs. Weaver purchased a round trip ticket when she went down, but she forgot that there was a limit to the ticket and outstayed her time. She had to pungle the price of another ticket to come home.
 The Huebner company gave very satisfactory production of Dr. Jekyl and NIT. Hyde at the opera house last evening. Frederick Clarke appeared in the leading role and gave a very accurate representation of the dual character. As Mir. Hyde he was a fend incarnate while as Dr. Jekyl he was the very pink of sanctimonious perfection. The support throughout was good.
 Sabbath school exercises of the Congregational church will be Christ mas eve commencing at 7:30. An in- teresting program is being arranged, under the supervision of Superintend- ent NJ. B. Hazeltine. The music for the occasion will be of a high order embracing choruses, duets, solos and instrumental rendition. There will also be recitations. 4 Santa Claus will be present.
 At the meeting of Red Mems lodge last night the following officers were elected: Sachem, Geo. Burch; seniol sagamore, Frank Heisler; junior saga. more, w. H. Lester; chief of records T. L. Harris; keeper of wampum Phil Hoover; collector of wampum B. P. Olsen; trustee, P. W. O'Sulli van. After the election a sort O smoker and banquet was indulged il and good social time enjoyed.
 A Journal-Miner reporter, convers sing with one of our leading mer chants this morning, was told: "Busi ness here never was better at thi, season of the year. All the merchant, are doing well. We have been com pletely overrun with store custom and one time last week we could no keep up with the prompt filling O orders. There is a reason for this If you will notice there are very few idle men about town; the working men are out in the hill, at work, anC they must have supplies"
 Early yesterday morning severa Mexicans were in a saloon on Granit street. They had been drinking One of their number was boozy, 1 fracas occurred. During the mele Jose Diands reached over and too S23 from the person of Ggillerm Vasgusz, a working man and residsn of this city. Subsequently, Yasque