Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-08-13
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sc. Rogers of Charmingdale is in town.
 John Roberts is in town today from Santa Maria.
 Harvey J.iLee, of the Phoenix Re publican, is in town today.
 Judge E. NJ. Sanford returned to- day from his visit to Chicago.
 Senator Clark is expected at Je- rome between Aug. 20 and D.
 The Congress Gold company has its new pump installed and in opera tion.
 Gov. and Mrs. A. O. Brodie left for Flagstaff this morning after spend ing several days in Prescott. Johnny Rodden, a former rough rider, has been appointed a deputy United States marshal for Prescott.
 Mrs. Ziba O. Brown will leave on Thursday for visit to relatives in Clay Center, Kansas. She expects to be absent about two months.
 It is stated that a Chicago man has arrived at Jerome for the pur- pose of putting out the fire in the mine by means of chemicals.
 The Territorial Woman's Christian Temperance Convention will be held in Prescott Sept. 30, Oct. l, 2 and 8. About twenty delegates are expected. W. c. Foster has been appointed temporary secretary of the Phoenix board of trade. to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Laurence Hamilton.
 Miss Helen Munyan, the sweet singer, who spent last winter in Pres colt, is now in Maine. Miss Munyan writes friends that she expects to re- turn to Arizona next month.
 H. B. Dupont, member of the Dupont Powder company died in California recently. He has resided in Phoenix for several years on ac- count of ill health.
 AID. P. Gilmsur, of Bristol, Ten nessee, arrived on last nights train and surprised his brother, Matthew Gilmour Jr., who has been in Pres colt for three or four weeks for the benefit of his health.
 Mrs. J. R. Ashley, has received a paper from Cambridgeboro, Penn sylyania, containing an account of the death there of Mrs. Amos Kelly who with her husband resided in Prescott for few years.
 News has been received that Frank T. Aspinwall, who is well known throughout the territory, and who is now superintendent of the Guaya- quil and Quito railway in South America, was badly injured there recently. Just what the nature of the injury was, was not ascertained. The Douglas International says: "W. E. Bayless this week received word from San Francisco that his young brother, Sam Bayless, had died in that city. The friends of Mir Bayless sympathize with him in the sad news he has received" Both of the Bayless boys. mentioned in the preceding item are well known in Prescott where they formerly y resided.
 During Sundays thunder storm five horses belonging to Sam Miller were struck by lightning. Two ol them were killed instantly and the other three were knocked down but not killed. They were standing to- gether in the pasture. The two animals killed were only four years old and MT. Miller valued them al $500.
 A special to the Republican from Washington says: Frank E. Stewart superintendent of the Prescott forest reserve, is here on business before the land office in connection with the forests. Mir. Stewart said he was very much gratified by his name be. ing mentioned by his friends for dele gate to congress, but he was not ir any way a candidate, but if he should be selected he would no doubt accept the nomination.
 Mrs. H. B. Long has recently beer appointed state editor Of Arizona fol the "Club Woman" which is the of ficial organ of the General Federa ton of women's clubs. This periodi cal contains the latest news in club dom, items on parliamentary usage criticisms on latest books, beside. current events and other notes of i'm portance. Ladies who would wei come this magazine in their homes will please communicate with Mrs Long.