Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17
From rIonday's Daily.

oNA C- ~AoAOASyf OoNSA0O Os II [. Riblet, F. Mansfield, D. D. McDon- aid, trustees.
 From nonday's Daily.
 Camp Verde has literary society.
 Ed. Block returned Saturday night from his visit to California
 Clifton has two cases of small pox and several tyhoid fever cases.
 Pearl Hart, Arizon's female bandit, has been paroled from the peniten- tiary. Pearl threatens to go on the stage.
 Rosa Duran, who was sent to the peni- tentiary from this county for robbing man, has been paroled by Governor Brodie.
 Andrew Peterson, a miner in the employ of the Venezia mine in Crook Canyon, was brought to town Saturday evening with a broken shoulder
 While coupling cars at Kirkland yesterday James Baldridge had the misfortune to have one of his legs badly crushed. He was brouhgt to the Sisters hospital.
 R. E. Morrison has been engaged to defend John Smith who shot and killed Raymond at Coldwater re- gently.
 Governor A. H. Burke has been in specting the land office for a couple of days, concluding his labors today.
 H. P. Anewalt has returned from attending the meeting of freight and passenger agents at Albuquerque. The next meeting will be held in Pres colt.
 The tie pickling plant of the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad company, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night of last week. The building was a total loss and the machinery badly damaged. It was located at Belmont .
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe. Geimer and thier little son Robert, returned home last night. Mrs. Geimer and the boy have been away for several months visiting relatives in Las Vegas. MT. Geimer joined them about a month ago for brief vacation.
 Prescott clerks met yesterday and organized a union with forty five members and elected the following officers: President, W. J. Craft; {; vice president, c. E. Gentry; record ing secretary, Miss Dollie Butler; financial secretary, Miss Sarah Me Crae; sergeant nt-at-arms, l.. F. Pun cocher. The union proposes to give a ball at Dougherty's hall on Christ mas night.
 H. M Maus, of P. Mohn &.Co., was called to Wickenburg yesterday to take charge of the body of B. Frank Coffin, who died there on Saturday of consumption. Deceased was an old time miner of the McCabe section. The rmains will be brought to Pres colt on tomorrow's train and the funeral will take place tomorrow af- trenoon at o'clock.
 Wm. F. Nichols recently pur- chased a half intreest in c. c. Hutchinson's sheep business. At the time their sheep numbered some seven thousand head. For the past ten days MT. Hutchinson has been over in Mexico making extensive purchases, until their total is close to fourteen thousand head. Part of those ac- quired in New Meixco will be shipped to Ash Fork and the remainder to California. a.-Williams News.
 John Baptiste Joseph Warlop, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Warlop, was hristened yesterday afternoon at the Advent Mission Church, Rev. T. E. Bennett officiating.
 A handsome lady's combination desk and book case is advertised for sale at Jreome. The fact that it is the property of handsome lady" should easily secure purchaser for it. A homely lady's desk might not sell so readily.
 Lloyd Wylie Henry and Miss Pearle Ethel Talbot, a very worthy young couple, were married Saturday night by Rev. A. M. Gibbons. The bride | is daughter of Mr and Mrs. R. A. Talbot and is a very estimable and charming young lady. The groom is a brother of Geo. Henry the architect and builder. May their cup of hap piness and joy be always filled and prosperity be their constant attend ant is the wish of the Journal Miner. | c. Snow and Frank Leak arrived in Prescott last night with a view of taking up their residence here to en- gage in mining