Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-08

individual that ever wrote for a news
 paper. One time he professes to e have been a preacher or a lawyer, and V at other times something else. For n the purposes of this communication
 Bono poses as an ex-sherif in the |, wild and woody west" and an officer for twenty-five years. Just what par
 ticular office he has held he does not
 state.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 ! Mrs. F. NJ. bfurphy's condition I continues favorable.
 P. Mohn, the undertaken, ret urned
 to Phenix last evening.
 F. W. Bangs, representing Braun 7 x Co of Los Angeles, is in town.
 Major J. NJ. Watts returned last night from his visit to Flagstaff. ) Mrs. Alex Thompson and daugh- ! ters have returned from visiting Cali
 fornia.
 ". T. Baker, representing the Mutual Life Insurance company, is [ in town.
 Charles Holborn came up from Phenix yesterday and will return on
 tOnight's train.
 , Miss Theresa Fredericks, daughter , of Mir. and Mrs. R. \. Fredericks, is ' quite ill with fever.
 Judge R. E. Sloan left today to
 hold term of court at St. Johns. commencing on Monday.
 Bravo Juan and band of outlaws are reported to have held up the town 1 of Guaymas, securing S3,0U0.
 Don c. Martin, a former manager | of the Postal telegraph office in Pres
 colt, died in Boston about the first of | September.
 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lew and the
 formers mother, Mrs. taannette
 Levy, are expected home t1moIrow from their visit in California.
 Mrs. J. J. Hawkins and her daugh- ter are expected home tonight from ! Southern California, where they have been spending the summer.
 The Monday club will hold it's initial meeting of the year on Mon day, October $ at 2.30 o'clock at the ! residence of Mrs. W. T. Brown.
 Six bids were presented yesterday 1 for grading twenty-five miles of the
 PheniX and Eastern railroad The contract was awarded to Grant Bros.
 Among other improvements being made by the United Verde company is the installing of large engine, tine tiy wheel of which weighs thirty tons.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Mather will leave on Monday for Pasadena, where they expect to reside. the altitude ; here being too great for Mr. Mather's health.
 Four Privileges" and "A Kings Grief Over Rebellious Son. will be : the subjects of the sermons at the Baptist church tomorrow morning !, and evening.
 W. ?. Covillaud expects to leave a tomorrow for a short visit in Los An ( geles. He will carry with him a com t mission to secure some fish for the | plaza fountain. {
 Prof. Geo. 4. Treadwell has in- I vested heavily in the Copper River $ Mining company in which James q Shirley and w. W. Vanderbilt are SC f heavily interested.
 Epworth League at the NJ. E. Church Sunday evening, subject. Resume of Progress of Methodist o Missions Psalms ll5th first to third. AIr. Kendall, lea Ter.
 Owing to the rain being delayed a last evening the reception to Hon. R. | E. Morrison had to be postponed. l. The train did not arrive until nearly t 10 o'clock. Mir Morrison will speak f at Jerome tonight.
 4 horse and cart belonging 10 Mr. < and Mrs. G. w. Olds will be dis U posed of tonight at R. H. Burmister o X Cos store. Some one will get a II big bargain. while others will get . nothing in the deal. ~
 J. H. Collins returned last evening e from Cornyille, where he has been a rusticating for some time. Mrs. Col r, lins and the children remained there n and after few days in Prescott Mir. D Collins will return and regnjin the A balance of this month. c,
 ". E. Harlan of Phenix k in town. h Mr. Harlan is traveiing representa- C tive for the Barclay, Stetson and a Preston company. He was formerly U connected with the Modern Mining II company and Is still a large stock D 1 holder in the company. He says | that big strike was recently made c in the company's property. I
 Many of the sayings of the genius e, hobo are said in q spirit of fun, ''in al testing guise, but if ve are wise We r, know that the jests are worth" There o is many a truth to be found ou the " lips of ike central figure in a Chicago al Tramp which will be at Dake's opera re house on Oct. '. Seats at Brisley n Drug Co. on Monday. Oct 6. III
 At meeting of the board of lady .i managers Of the world $ fair fesolu- i fi ton presented by Miss Helen N. n Gould expressing sentiment; that the , Louisiana Purchase Exposition " should favor high moral tone J, throughout and eliminate from the :. anything that savers of U' UI the dances performed on the midway :; of the Chicago fair was adopted. ;j'' From Hondsy's Daily st
 Robert Perrin of Williams is in - town. '.
 T. B Carter is in town from Wal sl nut Grove. el
 Joe Stephens came in last evening e e from Los Angeles. 0'
 Claude $. Thompson, editor of the ii Jerome Reporter is in town. vi
 Four deaths have already been re- ia ported from the foot bali field. D.
 The republican candidates dropped n, into Prescott last evening and left D today again. u
 The fine weather of Sunday at ,racted a great many people to Point to Di Rocks yesterday. se
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