Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-12-04

association to receive subscriptions t the Mckinley Memorial fund.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Sanford and her daugh ter Miss Pearl will arrive on tonight train from California, where thel have been visiting for several months
 A twenty-dollar gold piece will b the entrance prize tomorrow, Thurs day, at the opera house. Don't for get to ask for a number at the door.
 Thomss H. Bate, father of Photog rapher Bate, died in Phenix on Mon day. The latter was called to Pheni, by telegram prior to his death.
 Owing to the change of time, tho eastern and western mails will clos, at 10:40 a. m., and general deliverl will be opened from F to 1 p. m. to morrow.
 A change of time took place on tn, railroad today whereby the nortl bound train arrives at Prescott al HIS a. m., instead of at 1923 a. m as heretofore.
 Miss Annie Schuerman and hel sister, Mrs. Bertha Spears, returned to Prescott last night from New York where the latter resides and where the former has been visiting for sev. eral months.
 Important business will be brought before the meeting of the Miners association on Saturday evening and every miner and mining man should attend. Business affecting the inter ests of every mining man who does a legitimate business will be discussed
 In yesterdays shoot at Phenix J. NJ. Aitken won the field medal cham pionship and the individual cham pion medal was won by c. E. Me Weigh, with twenty-five straights. The highest average of singles was by Chas. Weber of Tucson. Aitken also won the longest run of straights with a score of 36. Shooting commenced at s o'clock in the morning and last ed till dark. There were thirty-eight entries in the shoot.
 A telegram to the Gazette, from Florence. says that the case of the United States vs. Chas. W. Pugh, of Phenix, has been on trial since Mon day morning was given to the jury at 1 p. m. Tuesday and at a late hour last night an agreement had not been reached and it was believed that the trial will result in hung jury.
 East Lynne" a play that has been seen by many of our citizens, comes to the Dake opera house next Satur- day. Nov. 30, for one night only. Every father should take his wife and daughters to see East Lynne;" swans should take their sweethearts, for the play teaches a moral lesson not taught in any other drama eI- tant. It is a story of every day life, not shadowed entirely by the effect of sin, but relieved with light touches of nature and real life. The charac- ter of Lady Isabel, who, after having eloped, returns to her husbands home, where his second wife reigns in her place, and becomes a nurse to her own dying child, is a pathetic spectacle that teaches a never forgot ten story that will bring tears to the heart of the most sofdid auditor.
 The Spanish American war veterans met last night at Company B's arm ory and organized. Itwas decided to name the post in honor of the late Gen. Henry w. Lawton, who was killed in the Philippines and will be known as Lawton Post, $. A. w. VI. The constitution and bylaws were read and adopted unanimously. The following officers were elected to serve from now until the first Tuesday in December, 1902: J. L. B. Alexander, captain com mander; Geo. Christy, senior vice commander; Geo. W. Stokoe, junior vice commander; James A. Parks, ad jutant; A. D. Zander, quartermaster; Walter Kibby, chaplain; Will Me Clintock, officer of the day; Ruggy Price, officer of the guard.-Gazette.
 Closing night of the Catholic fair tonight.
 The fair will close tonight with an auction sale.
 The horse and buggy will be dis posed of tonight.
 Born, in Prescott, to Mir. and Mrs. Walter G. Reese. a son.
 Thos Wing of Granite Dells is quite sick in Prescott.
 Dr. Ketcherside, of Camp Verde, has returned from his visit to Califor- nia.
 Meeting Salvation Army hall Sat urday night. Capt. Kirkwood comes to take command.
 The entrance prize tonight at the fair will be lovely comforter, dona- ted by Burmister & Sons Co.
 The ladies started in today to ar range their stock of rummage goods for the sale which opens on Monday.
 United States Attorney R. E. Nor rison has returned from attending United States court in Florence.
 Mir. Pigg, of loaded dice fame, is having his trial today in the district court, on appeal from the justice court.
 Mrs. F. P. Ward will sing the "An- gels Seranade" at the Del Sarte en- tertainment on Wednesday evening next.
 A marriage license has been issued to c. P. Reynolds of Graham county, and Miss Florence Wellwood, of Va vapai county.
 Tonight is the closing night at the Catholic fair. Supper will be served all evening and all articles will be disposed of.
 F. NJ. Murphy left at noon today by special tram for Ash Fork, en route to the east. He was accompa- nied by J. H. Emmert.
 R. E. Morrison has purchased some fine lots on Marina street, in the same block as E. w. Wells residence and just east of it, on which he will erect a fine residence soon.
 The jury in the case of Pigg vs Chief of Police Prince for 5000 dam ages, for alleged false arrest, failed tC agree on Wednesday evening anC were discharged. They stood ten tC | two in faver of Prince.
 The Prescott lodge of Elks vii