Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-08

] - and is improving in health.
 Mrs. Lena Drais and Miss Jessi
 Drais, mother and sister respectivel n of Mrs. E. B. Modem, are visiting i
 Prescott.
 a Married, in Prescott, October 1, b
 Probate Judge Hicks, Enoch Keal f ley and Lona Sarrick, both of Pres
 colt, Arizona.
 S A private telegram received iron
 Kingman says that R. E. Morrison
 had an enthusiastic reception a
 Kingman last night. f Mrs. H. H. Rogers and Mrs. Geo
 Henry returned last evening iron
 visiting in southern California for 7 number of weeks.
 Mrs. William Nelson and he
 daughter, Miss Amy, and two younger children have returned iron their visit to California.
 Some fellow who probably had cold feet broke into Barthel X Stock.
 store through a rear window last night and stole a pair of shoes.
 Our contemporary seems to forget
 that congress passed law prohibit ing the use of the flag for advertising
 purposes long before a democratic
 legislature thought of 1t. It is very
 doubtful if a territorial law on the
 subject would be of any force inas-
 much as the flag Is a national affair and not a territorial one, hence not the subject of territorial legislation.
 Commencing on Wednesday, Oc- tober l, mileage books on all railroads west of the Missouri river were abOl- ished and in their place scrip will be issued in books that can be used on any one of the western roads. By the new method a man carrying "scrip" can exchange it for railroad tickets at any point west. The ticket agents will turn in the scrip as so much casn. The scheme is q new one, and in the nature of an ex- pertinent. Heretofore travelling men were compelled to carry mileage books for each road they wisheI to travel over.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Paul P. Hastings, of Jerome, is in 1 town.
 Col. D. N. Hood is in town from McCabe
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Wood have re- turned from a visit east.
 Mail from the east failed to con- meet at Ash Fork last evening.
 Horace Merrill. of Jerome, has been spending few days in Prescott.
 F. B. Dorr has purchased the Douglas Dispatch from 4. F. Banta
 Reginald Fennel, brother Of Cecil G. Fennell. arrived here recently to locate.
 Mrs. A. B. Nader has gone east, expecting to be absent for about six months.
 F. Mohn, the undertaken, came up this morning from Phenix where he mas been visiting.
 Frank Murphy is having an ex- tension of his West Prescott addition surveyed and platted.
 Lawrence Berry was kicked by horse on Lynx creek recently, dying from the effects of his injuries
 Mrs. E. W. Wells has returned from trip to St. Louis. accom- panying her daughter to school.
 Mrs. J. Q Stephens returned yes terday from Los Angeles. where she 1 has been residing for several months.
 J. W. Kramer, formerly of Ash l Fork, has taken the position of city | ticket agent of the $. r. ?. * r. rail | road.
 Ziba o. Brown left on Wednesday | for visit in Kansas with relatives. Mrs. Brown has been there for several weeks.
 D. E. Critics. manager of the Postal . telegraph in Prescott, has resigned ! his position and left for Douglas, Arizona.
 Dr. Belden, grand commander of | tie grand commandery of Knights I Tsmplar, visited Ivanhoe comman- dery last night
 C. II. Clifford has been transferred from the customs service at Nogales and appointed to a Sl,200 position in the treasury department.
 Major J. NJ. Watts is in Flagstaff the Methodist conference. Bishop Joyce, who is holding the is an old acquaintance of Major Watts.
 \. McCarver and Thomas Mooney | have been in Prescott for couple of days from the Gro Grande camp near and Were initiated into the Elks lodge on Wednesday even ing.
 If there ever was d bargain sale in theatricals 1t will be at the Dake opera house on October :, when "A Chicago Tramp" Till be the attrac- ton. It is great. Seats on sale Mon day, October 6. Brisley Drug Co.
 In the published announcement of made in the southern California conference, Rev If. W. Peck was assigned to Santa Monica. telegram received from him yester- day instructed to have his goods ali- to COvina.
 F. E. Howe, who has held the posi- ton of city ticket agent of the $. F., P. x F. railroad for some time in Prescott, left today for Oklahoma City to take d position with the Santa Fe company there. lie formerly | held the same position he goes back 10 accept now. Mr. Howe is very capable and efficient official and a pleasant and atlaDle gentleman.
 Colonel Amos $. Kimball. formerly chief quartermaster of this depart ment when headquarterS were located at Nhipple. and who will shortly be retired on account of the age limit, will be commissioned a brigacier general within few days anu will retire with that rank. Colonel Kim ball has won this promotion by his eminent services.
 NJ. J. Farrell is mp against it. Some time ago he received d sentence |, of fifteen days for being drunk and .