Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-19
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From Wednesdav,s Daily

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 From Wednesdays Daily.
 The Independent Order of Coco
 Templars will meet in the K. of P
 hall Friday, Nov. l2th at D. m.
 The next event in election annals
 will be a municipal scrap without
 any partisan platform ribbons, how.
 ever,
 Mrs. A. A. Johns of Prescott is the
 guest of Mrs. J. Nj. Aitken. She is
 Tn Phenix to attend the meeting of
 the Eastern Star.-Gazette.
 Mrs. Ed. Voigtlander and her
 daughter, Miss Alice, are home again
 ln Prescott after a long absence, con-
 ing from Los Angeles Miss Ger
 trude, however, remained in the above
 city.
 The Albuquerque safe crackers.
 who were burdened with consider
 able mining stock and threw the same
 away the other day, are certainly up
 to date, and evidently feared that an
 assessment would be levied against
 them.
 Secretary George U Young of the
 republican committee, left this morn
 Ing foI Williams, where he will trans
 act some business. He contemplates
 returning to Pheuix and making this
 city his future home.-Enterprise.
 Ed Peoples with the Prescott
 Stock company will give perform
 ance with his famous dog Netne at
 the opera house this evening. This speciality alone is worth the price of admission.
 Messrs. Ed. Block and B. II. Cray, l leave tomorrow on their annual out | ing 10 the Camp Wood country. | They are both after bar meat. They | are both practical mining men, good | shots, and as precaution from get ting the worst of it in case of close quarters with a grizzly. will take along few stickr of dynamite with short time fuses, to be used in pinch. They will be gone ar least a week.
 The Goose Flat Frog Pond addi- ton and the Courier. are at it again. In connection with this socalled evii We would suggest the formation of a municipal Irrigation league, d con gressional amendment 70 fine national measure. a box of Mark Smiths seeds, and the selection of the Cour- Ter man as the boss gardener to show how prolific is the sCiI 1i Prescott when the statehood senators come along to size us up and see how self supporting we can be. The Courier seems co be quite ''Goosey" on this proposition and at regular intervals.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Cake of Tucson. presi- dent of the Rebekah Assembly. I. O. o. F.. of Arizona, Is entering upon her official visits to the various 2 lodges in the jurisdiction. She will : visit Phenix. Mesa Ci5y and Prescott. I She will visit the Williams lodge to- C night. Thursday. November I3, she will return 10 Phenix. visit Tempe ? lodge Thursday night and Glendal lodge the Saturday night following f Gazette.
 A party of gentlemen, some twen- ty-five in number, arrived last even ing from the east in a special err. under the guidance of W. E. Watson, : of Toronto, Canada. all being inter ested in the mining prospects Of this f section of Douglass. Lacey & Co. f They are here to see especially the V properties of this company, and to- b day were taken to the Prosperity camp in Copper Basin They will return this evening. and visit other z places in which theg are interested | in. Captain Phillips, who represents q in Arizona that great financial and ; firm, is personally conduct ing this expedition to all points, and U there is no doubt but what they will be pleased as well as satisfied with = whnt they are shown, as the hold II ings ofthis corporation are rated ex' celiently among the mining fratern- t ity. a From Thursdays Daily. n
 Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy have n from a visit to the Castle d Creek Hot Springs. z
 D. H. Mcdonald, of McCabe, is in V town today on business matters. t With his brother he conducts a fruit and meat supply house at that place, f, and has opened up similar business i, at the Poland. The hTm enjoys an i. excellent name wherever they are N located |
 Among the arrivals today from the s country is Harry Brown. O He states that there is some snow in W the mountains at that point, nd u more water than ever before seen. O Like many others of that section. the W railroad is the main question dis p cussed. and all are aRxiously waiting si for its coming.
 The Territorial Federation of C Women's Clubs will convene in Pres h cott on the 18th, 20th and 2lst of this al month. The sessions are opened to o. all who are interested m WOmen's si work and 1t is expecsed and desired N that there shall be a full attendance tl at these meetings. Although this is il a meeting Of women's clubs the gen D tlemen are cordially invited to be al present. a
 Andy Lancer, Q well known Yava ol pain, has opened a general merchan- e' disc store at ahe French Lily mine 10 below Mayer, the progress of that F section of late being so manifest in mining as to warrant a ready supply house. Thus are the remote sections tc of old coming to The front as the k country is being opened up. The railroad to the B1dshaws j. having a wonderful effect in stimulating : travel auo trade along that section. U,
 The carnival committee today re- ;s ceived a telegram from Bisbee stating tJ that miners working on the Copper Queen would send several Of their expert dTillers tc Prescott to parUci- b pate in Ere miners contests on the W first of December Among those to r' come will Ire the team who won the fl prize on the 3th of Juiv. There is no D doubt but what this event will at a tract a great many miners from else where as welI, and with the Yavapai it should be a. exciting 2 and interesting contest.
 A dispatch from Albany. \. Y, a carc fhgt tha Ur7aeriDu Df .eoer,tIslC Cr {