Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03


 of mince and pumpkin pies, an' other appropriate articles of diet fo Thanksgiving, including turkey dressed and stuffed ready for th' oven. In this way the ladies no only netted a nice little profit fo their rectory fund, but proved them selves benefactresses to many ; housewife in relieving her of some O the burdens of preparing her Thanks giving meal.
 Mrs. Richard R. Coleman gave { farewell tea on Thursday afternoon from to o'clock, in honor of Mrs F. A. Tritle, on the eve of the de parture of the latter for St. Lotus on prctracted visit. The dining room was illuminated with candles while 8 glowing fire burned in an open fire place serving as a reminder ol reception of "ye oldsn times" The function was 6 very pleasant one in every respect and the regrets ex- pressed at Mrs. Tritle's departure came from the heart. Refreshments were served by a number of young ladies gowned in white.
 J. Boughton, one of the pioneers oi Prescott, died at the Sisters hospital this morning of complication oi diseases after an illness of several weeks. Deceased was 60 years oi age and had lived about twenty-five of them in Prescott, coming here during the latter '70s. He was highly respected by all who knew him and his death will be mourned by large circle of friends and sc- quaintances. During his residence here he was connected with the firm of Brecht & Throne, and later with F. G. Brecht. He was aR active member of the Masonic fraternity and will be buried by the local lodge on Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock, the remains being in charge of P. Moht & Go.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Ex-Governor N. o. Murphy came up on this mornings train from PhenlX.
 James Kehoe was sentenced this morning to four months in the coun- ty jail for embezzlement.
 The contiuued and persistent pre-. diction of fair weather by the weather bureau as well as gathering clouds portend another storm.
 Billy Miles was sentenced this morning to three years ia the peni- tentiary as the result of his stabbing man few months since.
 E. S. Wattles, one of the old time, as we'll as one of the nest popular commercial travellers on the road, is on his annual visit to Prescott.
 A pleasant diRner party was given by the Misses Nina and Vera Green wood to a party of their young friends, at their home in West Pres colt, Thursday evening.
 The jury in the ease of James Kehoe returned a verdict last even ing finding him guilty of embedding S44, making the crime misdemeanol instead of felony and saves MT Kehoe from a trip to Yuma.
 Col. Frank c. Hatch, 9 former popular resident of Arizona, but now of New York, is visiting in PheRiX Hatch cannot remain away indetin- itely from Arizona and he has a very large circle of friends who are always glad to welcome his visits here.
 Dick Mccormick, an old time Lynl Creek miner, returned last night from Colorado after an absence oi three years. MT. Mccormick was formerly drilling partner of Charley McGowan, and will probably take part in the drilling contest next week
 J.L. McKiver, a Colorado miner who was one of the team at the Quirida, Colorado, drilling contest who made tho phenomenal record oi 42 10-l6 inches, arrived in Prescott last evening and will take hand i. next weeks contest.
 Miss Myrtle Keith entertained { number of her young friends a. din. ner Friday evening at the home oi her sister, Mrs. Arthur W. Robinson in West Prescott. Those present were Misses Vina and Vera Green. wood, Maud Robinson, Mabel Hooker and Master Gus Voge.
 The Journal Miner bookkeeper lost bill holder Friday evening contain ing lot of unpaid bills. The finder will be suitably, in fact handsemel, rewarded and no questions asked i he will collect the bills and turn tho money into this office. In this even as an additional reward for his hon esty he may keep the bill holder.
 Wanted-A trustworthy lady ol gentleman in each county to manage business for an old established house of solid financial standing. A straight bona fide weekly salary of SlS.00 paiC by check each Wednesday with al expenses direct from headquarters Money advanced for expenses. Man ager, $40 Caxton Bldg, Chicago
 s-27-16tv The public school entertainment given by Mrs. Buffers school al Walker on the evening of Novenbel 26, was the finest ever given in tha section and reflects credit alike or teacher and pupils. At the conclu sion of the entertainment a danc, was given which lasted until three o'clock, and taken altogether Lynl Creek never had such pleasant night of entertainment as this. Mis- Butler is scoring great success 1T the school.
 Captain c. A. Weeks came up fren Tempe yesterday, where he has jus completed water works system fo that towB. The reservoir is located on the summit of the Tempe butt and it is necessary to raise the wate to a height of 200 feet. The wsts supply is obtained from a system o wells and is pumped by means o , electricity to the reservoir. Tn works have all been completed witt the exception of installing tine slectri !. motor which has not yet arrived.
 Martin Rust. who has been hover ing on the brink of the grave fo l l.-. o& th