Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-22
sThE LOCAL NEWS......
 $ ......CITY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily

A. A. Moore, of Walnut Grove is 1T
 town.
 Dr. O. L. Geer, of Martinez. is a
 Prescott visitor.
 Owen Hannigan is in town from
 the Cash mine.
 First of all I state that I am a re-
 publican. "-Delegate Ross, la D. B
 Hill.
 Delegate Ross calls it 'the so-
 called JournalAliner.' Did you
 ever?
 Frank Morgan left for Phenix last
 night to try the influence of that eli
 mate on his health.
 The old Odd Fellows hall is being
 moved to its new location on the cor
 ner of Granite and Gurley streets.
 NJ. J. Farrell. is in hopes of getting out of jail, in Phenix, in time to give
 his former Prescott partner a ''boost" for the legislature.
 Jim Lewis, who was stabbed some time since by Billy Miles, is able to
 be out of the hospital. Miles exam ination commenced today.
 There are fifty more pupils en- rolled in the public schools than there was at this time last year and the number is increasin 2 daily.
 
 The Kindergarten mo-ed on Mon- day into a room in fac new Odd Eel lows hall, and vii occupy it until the new school building is com pleted.
 W. E. Deity, the well known min ing expert, returned yesterday from professional trip to Crook Canyon and has been in Prescott today. Mir Deity will shortly leave on mining trip into Mexico.
 Ethel GInder, a fifteen-vear-old girl, who came here recently from Washington with her parents, suffer ing with consumption, died yester- day afternoon and was buried this afternoon from the undertaking par lors of P. Mohn & Go.
 At meeting of the board of direc- tors of the Merchants Mining com pany last evening. Ed Block was re- elected president, Morris Goldwater was elected vice-president. and E. B. Modem was elected secretary, vice j. D. Carter.
 The large new engine for the power house is nearly ready to turn on the steam. We understand that a second engine of this pc has been ordered and will be placed in position at the south end of the power house. The engine taken out is to be used at the Iron King.-Jerome Reporter.
 Mrs. J. L. Munds entertained large number of ladies at her home yesterday afternoon, in an informal !. manner. The ladies were requested ! to "bring their work" and the gath ering resolved itself into a sort of sew ing bee. Delicious refreshments were served and the afternoon was most l pleasantly spent as Mrs. Munds is a | cndIUlluS hostess.
 The principal business firms and . individuals in Globe have been black I listed by Globe Miners union, yet the unions of Arizona are demanding that 1 the legislature pass an anti-blacklist . law for the protection Jf the miners. 1 Wouldn't they better first set their . own house in order by disregarding the blacklisting and boycottipg of { those who have incuret their dis pleasure before asking immunity for themselves.-GIobe Silver Belt
 Workmen are preparing to move one of the old land marks Of Pres colt, being the residence on the cor ner of Gurley and Marina streets diagonally across Gurley street from the Congress House. This was jn earley days the executive mansion, of the territory, having been cccu- pied by General and Mrs. ]. C. Ere mont during the time the former was governor of the territory
 Fl Paso is enjoying cheap coal at present. Through the closing down of the United Verde mine at Jerome. Senator Clark found coal was accu- at Clarksville, so to reduce the surplus he cut the price of coal at Fl Paso, the Colorado Fuel X Iron company immediately following suit. When this news becomes known through the east Fl Faso will he flooded with homeseekers. -Ex.
 A qulet wedding took place this forenoon in Prescott. the principals to which were two of Prescott'S pop ular young people, being Miss Violet Hatz and Walter Grimmer. The ceremony was performed by Rev H. B. Long in the presence of only a few intimate friends of the couple. They left immediately on the north bound train en route to KewaEnee. Wisconsin, for a visit with Mir Grim mer's relatives, his father being vice president Of a railroad there.
 Gus Earth returned last evening from his trip east attending the an nual convention of Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen. which was held at Chattanooga. The meeting was addressed by President Roosevelt and Gus says he is a Roosevelt man all the way through now. He says that the president captured the fire men with his earnestta Mir. Earth reports having had most enjoyable |, time on the trip from start to finish. | He returned to work this morning.
 With Mir. Giroux's return much is expected at the Iron King. Il is generally known that surveys have , been made to locate a smeiter; these surveys have been submitted to Mir f GirouX. who went to the Iron King 1 today to make final arrangements to work. 4 tramway will be built from the mine to the smeiter. which will he about one mile long. Houses for the mine and men are to ' be built, reads constructed and other undertaken which will give employment to many men Re porter. From Thursdays Daily.
 The quail season s now open.
 Dr. G. W. Yickers left for Phenix last night
 The grani lodge Of !. Q [. ". will conclude is labors this evening .
 The NJ. [ Ladies Ali will giee rousing big dinner the last week in November Good home cooking.
 F. H. Raymond is in town from the