Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-03-19
From Tuesdays Daily. .

Uncle Josh will have an interesting love story in next Saturdays daily.
 Archie Grant, the contractor, has returned frem a visit to Jerome.
 Easter sale this evening at the resi- dence of Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Mather. Mir. and Mrs. Hugo Richards re- turned last evening from protracted visit east. Look out for the Uncle Josh story in Saturdays issue of the daily Journal Miner.
 The location of alleged oil lands i'll goes merrily on in the Lonesome V Hey country.
 Judge Kent, the new chief justice of the territory, is expected to arrive in Phenix tomGrow.
 The original Uncle Josh story in the Journal Miner of March 22nd will be eagerly read. Watch for it.
 Uncle Josh beats a double header in escorting his nephew and niece alb put Prescott. See Journal-Miner of March 22nd.
 Contractor Head has commenced work putting in the new crosswalks, the contract for which was awarded to him some time since.
 Rev. John Oliver of Jerome and Miss Dora l.. Tovrea, formerly ot | Wichita, Kansas, were married re- gently at San Pedro, California.
 Little Elsie Love, the 6-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Love, was kicked by horse on Sun day and quite seriously injured.
 Experts who have examined the Mineral Point territory express the opinion that oil will be discovered there at depth of 600 or 500 feet.
 Alaska seems to have fraternal or ders indigenous to that country. The Valdez Prospector contains cards of the Order of Alaska Moose and also of the Artic Brotherhood.
 Chocolate, tea and coffee will be served shis evening at the Easter sale and the cup and saucer in which it is served will be given as a souveulr tC the person to whom it is served.
 Watch daily Journal Miner ol March 22nd Weekly Journal Miner of March 26th for original Uncle Josh story.- It will interest you.
 The Jerome News gives credit to 8 Prescott contemporary for quarter of column of good, bright, crisp news taken from the Journal-Miner
 'Pard" Pierce, one of the old timer' of this section, is in town from th' Santa Maria country. It is his frs visit here since the fire and he say the town is all new to him. He ha' seen the town built up twice now.
 Today is the semi-centennial O Wells, Fargo x Co. To commemo rate appropriately the event, a silve medal was given to every employe O the company who has been in tn service one year. The medal portray , past and present methods of carryin: ? express.
 Chas. Clark, the eldest son of Sen tor W. A. Clark, who has been look ing over his fathers and his own in terest in and around Jerome for ! few days, has gone north. MT. Clar will hereafter visit Jerome twice year, taking charge of the manage : ment of their Jerome interests.-Je rome Reporter.
 F. E. Jordan, the Jerome postmas ter is in town. It is his first visi here since the rebuilding of the tow and like every one else who come here cannot help but expressing hi , admiration for the pluck and energ of our citizens as shown by the sut stantial buildings erected.
 Percy Chester Armitage and Mis- Jessie Sanford were married at moo today at the Episcopal church. Re' F. T. Bennett performed the cert mony. The bride is the accomplishe daughter of Judge and Mrs. E. N Sanford and is one of Prescott's mos popular young ladies. The groom the only son of Mir. and Mrs. H. E Armitage and is a young man c steady and correct habits. The Jom nal-Miner joins their host of friend in wishing happiness and prosperit to the young couple.
 The Santa Fe company has struc one of the greatest oil gushers in th history of California in its well O leased ground in the Fullerton fielC The well is the deepest in the stat, being nearly 2500 feet. It is of light grade and can be used for man purposes. The striking of oil at thi depth will give the sinking of dee wells in the southern districts of th state an added impetus and will | the means of adding greatly to tn production of the state.
 . Major Horace NJ. Russel and Cap l.. D. Phillips went out on today . train to the Mineral Point oil land to select the site for the location ( the derrick for boring for oil. J. I } Edge comb, civil engineer for Dou z glas, Lacey & Co.,, drove out over tn valley to make cursory examinatio of the country generally. Major Ru' sell and Captain Philipps will go Summit station on the |. V. x | railway and thence go by private coi veyance to the. land.