Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15
1.-THE LOCAL NEWS......
 S ......QTY AND COUNTY
From Wednesdays Daily.

lrOm Olduu.
 Secretary Stoddard came up from Phenix this morning.
 Arthur W. Whitaker and W. W Nichols are in town today from the Verde valley.
 Harry O. Gaskin and Elizabeth Thompson were married October 8 by Judge c. P. Hicks.
 Charles S. McCreadv, of Poland and Miss Ella Aylsworth. were mar ried last evening by Probate Judge c. P. Hicks.
 This is the way the Yuma Sentinel announces the arrival there of can didate for office: Senator E. $. Ives of Tucson arrived in Yuma last night from his home in Los Angeles"
 Joseph Mackin is having a hearing this afternoon before Justice Cornell on charge of misdemeanor and one of felony. The particular act alleged was promiscuous shooting on Lynx creek.
 J. W. Conger is making a winning fight for probate judge. There are a great many people in the county, who think the incumbent of that office is all right, but who do nos be- lieve in life tenure of it for any man.
 Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons, who has been appointed to the pas!orate of M. E. church in Prescott, will preach morn- ing and evening next Sunday. Rev. Gibbons is spoken of as very able minister, and the public is cordially invited to these services.
 MT. and Mrs. Coles A. Bashford, through J. s. Ackers & Company's real estate agency today sold the brick building and lots south of Gold waters store to Philip B. Dreiser for S30c0. The purchaser intends to erect large brick block on the lots.
 A paper published in the City of Mexico says: We have some things of which we are shy down this way, but we can cheerfully stand up and say that we have neither trusts, to any great extent, nor walking dele gates and striking labor organiza- tions.
 The funeral of the late Arthur D. Adams, son of NIT. and Mrs. A. D. Adams, took place this afternoon. It was attended by nearly all the pu- pills of the public school, and the pupils of Miss Campbell's room in which he was. contributed a great profuseness of flowers.
 The ladies of West Prescott Meth odist church will give social at resi- dence of Mrs. $. A. Prince, on Beach avenue, next Friday evening at s o'clock. The social is for the benefit of the ladies' society of that church. Mrs. B. H. Smith will render some selections on piano, also MT. Chas. | Travis, cornet solos with Mrs. Smith as accompanist. Refreshments will be served at usual price of p cents. The public are cordially invited.
 According to the best information obtainable on the subject. when \. E. Morrow and other members of the Walker miners union" signed their names to that strike notice as ''com- mittee." which on reading it one would naturally infer was a commit l tee of the miners union, they did not l represent that union at all. In fact l the union had nothing to do with the 1 strike and the notice misrepresented l it and was deceiving in its wording
 A very beautiful and accurate pie l ture of Thumb Butte is on eXhibi- l tion in Wooster's show window It 1 is from the brush of Mrs. L. D. Phil | lips and is most creditab ble work of ] art, and is simply wonderful when it l is known that she occupied only a few days in painting it. On the side of the mountain appears large ban ner announcing R. E. Morrison's can didacy for delegate to congress, while down in the corner is an invocation | to voters to vote for him. The con ception as well as the execution of | this idea, as a campaign adjunct, is | a most happy one and reflects great | credit on the artist.
 The Chicago Tramp attracted the | larg st audience at the opera house last night that has ever assembled | there to witness the production 0. pla, It Was the opening night of | the season and it certainly was d very aus spicious one for the management. The play was disappointing to the audience iu some of its feature. but on inc wboie appeared to b. very sati !ac;orl to the audience. Y. \. St. James as Prof. Boggs, a Chicago Tramp ard A. W. Smith, as Tony McCarty, made the hit of the evening and kept the audience convulsed with laughter.
 The Journal Miner of Prescott. Arizona, in a recent issue contained a four column article on Valdez. the | copper country and railroad. and claims to be the first paper in the United States to give detailed re- port of te4 wonderful mineral re- sources of he Copper river valley and of the project Of building a rail | road to that section from Valdez. It | is certainls great write-up. Some of the main parts of the article are true that We know of, and we hope that everything else the article men tions will come to pass. Valdez, Alaska, Prospector. Everything stated in that write-up will be re- alized aud probably more.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Secretary Stoddard went out to Copper mountain today.
 H. K. Major left today for a three weeks visit at bis old home in Detroit.
 The jury in the case against Jos. Mackin yesterday disagreed. A jury this afternoon found him guilty of a misdemeanor.
 P. J. Sullivan, former resident of Phenix, arrived in Prescott on Tues day nigh; |. ID Nome, where he has spent the past three years.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Stewari and | MT. and Mrs. F. P. Ward, entertain ed few friends at their home last evening, IL the Behan residence on Alarcon street.
 A letter received from Robert Con nell, jr., says that he has heen as- einpal for Irr- n, .bo l,,.,lozl.-