Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
sTHE LOCAL MWS...... s ......QTY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

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 Tomorrow being Thanksgiving snC a national holiday, no paper will be issued from this office.
 Fair tonight and Thursday is the report for Arizona and Southern California from the weather bureau.
 Governor R. c. Powers arrived from Los Angeles on last nights train for brief visit here on business
 Mrs. R. R. Coleman gave a fare well reception this afternoon to Mrs, F. A. Tritle who will leave soon foI St. Louis on protracted visit.
 Miss Kessler, sister of Fred Kess- Ter, clerk in H. P. Anewalt's office, arrived on last nights train for a brief visit with her brother. She is en route home from a visit to Cali fornia.
 On account of repairs being made to the NJ. E. Church, the Union Thanksgiving services tomorrow will be held in the Congregational church at II o'clock. Rev. H. B. Long will preach the sermon.
 The United States civil service commission announces that on Janu- ary 6 and ', 1908, an examination will be held at the usual places fer the position of piecework computer in the naval observatory, bureau of equipment.
 A heavy gold bracelet, with gold links has been lost on this morning $ train or on the way from the depot. A locket is also attached containing a small photo of Mrs. J. W. Wilson. Liberal reward will be paid the find CT by returning same to J. w. Wilson.
 Miss Bessie Belle Thew, who has recently come here from Grand Rapids, Mich, will give her first pub lie recital at the Congregational church Tuesday evening, December g. under the auspices of the Junior Endeavor society. Miss Thew will be assisted in musical numbers by some of the best local talent. Tick cts will be 50 cents for adults and 70 cents for children.
 Col. Duncan N. Hood and Miss Donna Wilson, both of Prescott, were married recently in Boston. The groom is a son of the late General Hood. one of the most brilliant ofh cers in the confederate army. Col ouel Hood was also in command Of a regiment in Cuba dul-ng the Span ish American war. The bride is a daughter of Colonel and Mrs. J. F. Wilson and has lived in Prescott nearly all of her life. She is charm ing young lady of many accomplish ments. The couple returned to Prescott few days since and will re- side here.
 b. W. Currier of Tyndall, South Dakota, died at an early hour this morning in Prescott after some what protrscted illness. He was a member of Tyndall lodge, I. O. O. F., and will be buried by the local lodge of that order here. The body was turned over to P. Mohn & Co. for burial, and the funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2.3O o'clock The place Of holding the services had not been decided on at late hour this afternoon, but it will be either at P Mohn & Co.'S parlors or at the Odd Fellows lodge.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. R. Humphries have returned from their trip east.
 Born, in Prescott, November 26, ts MT. and Mrs. H. H. Helm, a daugh- tor.
 Jake Weber is in town from the Lion Mining company's camp on Cherry Greek.
 L. Corbeille, advance agent for the Bostock Trained Wild Animal show is in town today.
 Billy Miles, for the stabbing of a man recently, hss been found guilty of aggravated assault.
 If YOU want nice artistic piece of work in burned wood, see Mrs. W. R. Humphries.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Snow returned recently from Missouri, where theil home is at present located.
 P. Mohn & Co. this morning shipped the remains of D. W. Cur. rier to Tyndall, South Dakota fol burial.
 In the damage suit of Medlan vs Octave Mining company, the jury awarded judgment to plaintiff for S5,S50.
 Alfred R. De Kuhn of Cherry Creek, and Miss Jennie Stone were married yesterday. They will re- side at Cherry creek.
 E. D. Seaton and a party of gentle men associated with him in the Cum berland mine on Turkey creek, left today for the above property.
 The trial of Kehoe, of Jerome, is in progress today on charge of en bezzling money from a woman who it is alleged, be promised to marry.
 J.F. Clark left today for Pheni1 on brief business visit, after which he will return to Castle Creek hot springs to take a position in the big hotel there.
 VIC. Hanson and Lourena Rus sell were married November 27 by Justice John Roberts. MT. Russell Ii engaged in mining in the Slate creeE country, while the bride was popu lar resident of Skull valley.
 The United States geological sur vey is ma king d survey of northern Arizona. including Prescott, for thu purpose of making a map of this sec ton. They are at present engageC in ma kiua their surveys iD Prescott.
 F. NJ. Murphy, president of th Prescott National bank, received no -.ic,- today Of his election as vic' president To- Arizona of the Nationa Banters assCc.atiol which has Jus ctOscu --a iiAbudi oOS9iOH ''t NO Orloa..s The next meeting of th assooss;so., viii je held at Saa Fran cisco.
 Charles Rai5le. of Prescott aud Miss Ada B. Stamp, C Rocky Ford. Colorado, were marie November 27 " kev. Leon o. Levin The groom Is one of Prsscott's pro, pero Us and popular young busines