Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-13

And Deliver Promptly.
 J. R. Sias is in town from Provi- dence.
 Flagstaff expects soon to have a new opera house.
 J. c. Snow is in town today from Chino valley.
 Miss Lucy Stikeman has returned from protracted visit to Canada. E
 Horace Merrill came over from Je- rome last evening.
 E. J. Parkinson and Dan Shea are in town from Jerome.
 The Friedmans gave another of their pleasant social dances last even ing.
 Jos. Mayer left for home this morning after days visit in Pres scott.
 Ed. I. Gale and Frank Livermore of Flagstaff will go south to prospect during the winter.
 Invitations are out for a ladies' social to be given by the Prescott lodge of Elks next Monday evening.
 NIT. and Mrs. F NJ Murphy and the latter's sister, Miss Helen Meaney. arrived on last nights train from the east.
 Cecil G. Fennell of the Val Verde company arrived on last nights train from the east. His family will arrive in about three weeks.
 Rumor is that just as soon as the preliminaries can be arranged. work will be commenced extending the s. F., P. & P road south to Benson.
 \ motion to dissolve an injunction in the cassIf T. H. Wagoner vs. J. c. DuH ct al Vas argued in the district court and submitted this morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. Richardson. the former a cattle man of Kansas. are visiting Mr. and Mrs A. c. Gilmore. They are en route home from a visit to California.
 N. C. Webster, contractor. left to- day for the desert below Morristown to do some work for the railroad com pany by making waterways to carry of the floods and prevent washouts.
 r. R. Raymond is in town from the Catoctin mine on his periodical visit. ti-. Raymond does not come to town sen, and when he does it makes his aal sore shaking hands with his | nerous friends here.
 York on the big steel bridge over l Il Canyon has not progressed with ta rapidity expected and a party V recently visited there predicts r. 1t will take until the middle of IT. nmber or first of January to com @ the structure.
 C orge Sines has just received wof of the celebration, in Philadel- deldhia, a few days since, by his father and mother, of the fifty-eighth anniversary of their marriage. The O.. couple are hale and hearty vet aI i'd fair to live for another de- e e Dr more.
 7. scott hotel arrivals, Nov. ,: J. i nger, Providence; J R Hagins, Gea G. bert, Cordes; J E Pulsifer. Prof 'e ce; w 4 Nail and wife, Je- IoWc -le W L Truitt, Los Angeles; l. , Ea. ;nson, Jerome: Lester w. SiT'is w York; T W Hill, Tue son; ebster, Ash Fork.
 R. ( leman is in town today from ted Verde and Pacific railro Te he has a big contract maxi to take the place of some oi th work on the road. He has i.-' , men employed at four dIifel 'es on the road and in addi # two sub-contracts.
 Ne romises to be quite a lively lge circles in Prescott. The , i've ladies social on Mono 2. On Tuesday even ing tn Masons will give a reception and dance in honor of the grand lodge which convenes here on that date, and on Thursday evening a Masonic banquet will be given.
 The territorial grand jury was i'm paneled this morning with R. \. Fredericks foreman and the following members: William Rudy, c. T. Lewis, Fred G. Brecht, Robert Nit chell, A. Duff, J. l. Gardner, G G. Englehart, J. W. Hubbard, Dan Shea, Benjamin Robinson, Horace Merrill, J. C. Snow, W. A. Cline and Thomas Simmons.
 Matt Welch, a we'll known citizen of the Lower Agua Fria country. was held up by two Mexicans about f o'clock on Monday afternoon. One of the highW3S1nen had a Winchester and the other a sixshooter. They tied Welch to tree and then went through his pocaets, relieving him of $50. They we4t away leaving him tied, and if was several hours before he succeeded in freeing himself. On receipt of the news at the sheriff. office, Lon Young was detailed to go in quest of the highwaymen.