Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-09
PRICE BAKING POWDER Co.,,
 CHICAGO.

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 A boiler maker was killed at Jer- oms yesterday by an accidental fall.
 Wallace Willars returned last night from an assessing trip south of town.
 A. c. Gilmore has gone out in the mountains to look after his mining in terests.
 E. E. Ellinwood left today for Kingman to attend court there which convenos Monday.
 Judge R. E. Sloan will leave to- morrow for Kingman, where he will open term of court on Monday.
 At the closeof the service tomorrow evening at the Congregational church there will be wedding ceremony.
 F. Bell, of J. I. Gardner's store, left this morning for a months visit to Oklahoma and Kansas City.
 Mrs. A. W. Edwards and her sis ter, Miss Lecklider, have returned from their visit to California.
 Captain Frank Frantz's wife pre- sented him with q son recently at their home in Enid, Oklahoma.
 Dr. E. c. Norton, dean of Pomona college of Claremont, California, is here for a few days at the Burke hotel.
 Geo. E. Brown left this morning for his home in the lower Agua Fria after day spent in Prescott on busi ness and circulating among his friends.
 4 letter received here recently from Enid, Oklahoma, states that Dr. L. c. Gonzales has located in that live town to engage in the practice of his | profession.
 The fourth lecture in the series by | Rev. H. B. Long at the Congrega- ! tiondl church Sunday evening will be ! "Oliver Cromwell" Young men are especially welcome to these services. Ed. Kiehl, formerly with Samuel 1 Hill and the last two years with | Brown Bros, has bought the plumb 1 ing and tin business of J. ". Brown |, in the Brecht building
 The Journal-1liner is in receipt of a letter from Kirkland, the writer of which asks that bis name be enrolled ] as a subscriber to the paper. As he ! failed to sign his name it will be diff : cult to comply with the request. ! The Journal-Niner was in error in | speaking of T. J. Corrigan being de i 1 feated for school trustee at the recent ! election in Congress. He was not | even a candidate, but was the retiring ] officer. {
 Adeline Edelman, who claims Ari- zona as her home, has been convicted | of stealing silk skirts and shirt waists , ! from her room mate in Los Angeles, i and has been sentenced to ninety 1 days in jail.
 Max Rudy, nephew of William Rudy of Kirkland died at Placeritas i on Thursday night of pneumonia. A coffin was shipped to Kirkland from Prescott last night and the funeral | took place there today, the remains being buried in the Rudy burying ground.
 G. F. Tinsler, the auctioneer, will i have an up-to-date auction sale of furniture and household goods. Also !, first-class upright piano, on April 9, (Wednesday) at 239 South Marina street. The goods are all good. For further information call at the office, 223 West Gurley street.
 Here's a nev kick on luck: An Atchison man was killed by being thrown from a horse, and the neigh bors who went in to condole with the 1 widow had to listen to her complaints that he wasn't killed on the railroad, where she could at least have sued for damages.-Atchison Globe.
 Many good stories have been un- read for want of catching and ap posite title, put surely this will not be the case with Thirty Cents" by Franklin ClarAin, in the April Me Clure's. And when you learn in the first paragraph that Thirty Cents" is horse, and that a gentleman is trying to stihe the reproaches of his conscience in selling the little devil' to lady. and that both the lady and the gentleman are adopts in verbal give and take, you don't require to sustain vour interest to the end that they fall in love with each other. But they do nevertheless. and in a highly , oaiginal manner Thirty Cents" and his deviltry being the cause.
 An accident was averted last even ing by the coolness of the engineer , on the west bound passenger train No. near Yampai. The train was , running at a fifty mile rate when the engineer saw the tender go of the | track With great presence of mind r he reversed his engine without apply ing the air brakes and brought the ; train to a standstill without hardly 2 far to the passengers. The wrecking . train was on hand immediately. : pushed the tender out of the way and ] the train was only delayed couple P Of .-kingman Arrow. The beaten, rugged visage :, of our time honored friend, Captain Hardy, looked in at our office one day this week and for a moment We imag- ined that the goblins were about to get us. On hearing his voice, how I. ever, we were treasured and inquired into the cause of his disagreement, as n his face was badly mixed mp and looked as though he, too, had been n sliding down Mouty'- cellar door. IL
 seems, though, his chicken incubator
 had been responsible for his appear s ance. Monday afternoon when he
 took out the lamptorelili ititexploded ,r in his face Fortunately inc skin was
 only scorchea and the burns are slight, causing the old gentleman " neither pain nor discomfort, although
 his face looks as if he had got tangled D. mp in political cus--Kingnan Arrow.