Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-26

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 The burial services over the bod ' Helen, the young daughter of Mrs. Thesville, will be held tomorrow, Sunday, at the Episcopal church at 3:30 p. m. All friends and acquaint ances are cordially invited to attend.
 E. NJ. Sandford returned last even ing from the east. It is understood that he sold his mines while absent and that the deal will be closed as soon as the individual agreements can be ratified by the stockholders of the corporations interested.
 John Hanlon is in town from Wal nut Grove, where he is superintend- ing the annual assessment work on the dam of the Walnut Grove Water Storage Company. What a magnifi- cent enterprise this water storage will be when it is again realized.
 Mir. Howe, the wood man, yester- day jumped up bunch of six deer in the foot hills to the east of Pres cett and within less than two miles of the court house. He killed a fine large buck. They were as skittish ss the statehood senators and headed for the south.
 The Ladies' Guild will have on Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday, Nov. 26th. on sale during the afternoon and evening at Wooster's store, all kinds of Thanksgiving home cookery and bakery goods prepared ready fer the table. Also turkeys with dress ing ready for the oven, baked ham, mince and pumpkin pies, plum pud- dings, preserves and jellies, home made bread, cranberry sauce, etc. This is to raise money to help along the Rectory fund and a generous patronage should be forthcoming. From HOnday's Daily.
 Miss Thew will hold her classes in physical culture at the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday of this week instead of Thursday. Ladies from 8 to 4, children from 4 to 3.
 Tonight at 12 o'clock all ballot boxes are to be closed to voting for Queen of the Carnival. There is go- ing to be some heavy voting, and the choice will be worth her weight in gold.
 John Hanlon, superintendent of Governor Brodie's Crown Point mine, is working a number of men on their new road between Crown Point and Gilbert. When it is completed, the Crown Point freighting will be from Nickenburg instead of Kirkland, as eretofore.-Wickenburg Herald.
 Henry Stuthman is a happy man today. and pays no attention to but one subject, and Rainier beer is eI- cepted in discussion. He has boy in his home today that will make his family interests harmonious in the hereafter. as the first was a girl. We congratulate both of these worthy people and trust the late arrival will grow up as generous as the old man is.
 A Mexican was before Judge Hicks today on a charge of insanity He believes that he is President Diaz of Mexico and that the gold fish in the plaza are advocates of Bryan's financial color, viz silver. He will go to Phenix a whooping, as even the dem ocrats in the court house now shud- der at the 16 to l theory as played out affair these days even mentally speaking.
 Wanted-A trustworthy lady or gentleman in each county to manage business for an old established house of solid financial standing. A straight, bona fide weekly salary of S1S.00 paid by check each Wednesday with all expenses direct from headquarters. Money advanced for expenses. Man ager, $40 Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
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 It is alleged by parties on the out side that the dancing trust in Pres colt has been busted. Mr Friedman will hold full sway at the Dougherty hall, while MT. Heymann will be monarch of all he surveys at the K of P. hall every Friday beginning December F. We have now four past masters in the art of dancing among us and it will be a battle royal for patronage after the carnival excitement subsidies. May the best man win.
 George S. Porter, Jr., who has just closed the gap on a new municipal enterprise, the installing of an i'm mense gas plant in Prescott, left yes teIday for Los Angeles, where he goes to confer with associates and | to also begin the work that will lead | to the erection of the plant. The es- timated cost of the same will be not | less than S75,000 and from this fact some idea will be given of the mag nitude and capacity of the enterprise and incidentally the prominent regard | Prescott enjoys and what the future has in store for the metropolis of | northern Arizona. During Nr. Por | ter's recent visit he placed block of | 10000 shars open to popular sub scription and in a shert time every | share was taken at its face value of | SI.00 share. He expects to have the project under headway before the | first of the year and in service not | later than February. He will return by December 10th when preparatory | work will be inaugurated to receive | machinery, the surveying for mains | and the erection of buildings.
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