Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-01
From Fridays Daily.
Masonic lodge meets tonight.

give a Halloween social.
 Mrs. Fred Venator came in iron
 Jerome today for visit,
 E. NJ. Sanford left yesterday fol
 Chicago on a business trip.
 Hubb c. Leeds a prominent citizen
 of Albuquerque died recently.
 James A. Miller of Wickenburg
 was welcome caller at thIs office to.
 day.
 Mrs. Geo. Taylor passed through
 Prescott last night en route from Los
 Angeles to PheniX.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fen $. Hildreth and
 their little son Howard returned last evening from their visit to California.
 Dr. J. Bradford, president of the
 McCabe Extension Mining company, returned last evening from his visit east.
 Paul JChns, superintendent of the Braganza Mining company, has gone to California to take a well earned thirty days vacation.
 A Skull valley democrat who was in town today, reports that Joe Rob erts will make a clean sweep of that section on election day. Geo. $. Porter, jr., has received a consignment of his gas stoves which he proposes to introduce here both for cooking and heating purposes.
 Dr. Henry Jameson one of the sur geons who assisted in the operation on President Roosevelt's leg, is a cousin of Major Leavell of Prescott.
 4 fire in an outhouse on McCor- mick street at 7 o'clock this after noon was the cause oI i.e alarm. It was extinguished with but little oamage.
 Miss Archer, first class milliuer. formerly with Mrs. B. B. Fiske's. of Chicago, has taken charge of the millinery department of Mrs. R. R. Blaine's.
 At meeting yesterday of the La dies Aid society of the NJ. E. church Mrs. B. D. Biilinghurst was elected president and Mrs. R. 4. Talbot secretary.
 Married in Prescott, September 25, 1902, Jessie Harper of Douglas county, Kansas, and Rosa Ray of Prescott, Arizona, Rev. Leon Lewis officiating.
 Mrs. N. 4. Winner of Glenwood Springs, Colorado, mother of Mrs. c. c. Stukey of Walker, arrived in Pres colt last evening to spend the winter with her daughter.
 Captain C. A. Weeks, who super intended the construction of our sew CT system and also of the Del Rio water system, is in town. He is now engaged in putting d water works in Tempe.
 W 4. Owen, United States exam iner of surveys is in town today, hay ing just returned from an official ex- animation of the surveys recently made by J. B. Girand in the Verde valley country.
 Mir. Heller, who purchased the old Martin Maier lot on the corner of Gurley and Granite streets. will erect two story brick building 50 by D feet on the corner and will put the old Odd Fellows hall on the rear of the lot.
 John W. Young, father of the young man charged in New York with the murder of Mrs. Pulitzer, was a contractor on/ the Atlantic and Pacific railroad in 1882. He after wards engaged in the stock business near Flagstaff.
 The ladies of the Baptist Church | will hold an apron and necktIe social at the house of Mrs. Joseph Dough erty one week from this evening. Each lady will bring d basket con taning a lunch and a necktie which 1 will be sold to the gentlemen for p | cents. The gentleman will then share his lunch with the lady who 1 wears an apron which corresponds to . the neckTie.
 Judge W. C. Campbell left on to- days train for Los Angeles, where he | to reside in the lu.jrr. After {. October l5 Judge Camph.ii will have . an office in the Los Ange IS Trust | building, corner Of Second and l Spring streets, the building being ! BOW under construction. and he says | the latch shigg willaiways be found on the outside to all Arizonans aBd . they are requested to make their headquarters there while visiting iii that city.
 Mrs. ". \. Clark, who has been in . the Sisters hospital for some time but . who left yesterday for Los Angeles. ! great gratitude for the . splendid care she received at that | institution while there. Mrs. Clark . arose from d sick bed to visit her sis i ter. Mrs. Coleman, who is also sick in Los Angeles, aud whose little child . was burned in the fire at Fools 1 Gulch. Nr. Coleman accompanied . her and the children.
 p. Raymond Siegel is d new arrival in town from New York city . and comes to associate himself with . Mir. Willard in his architectural busi | ness. Mir. Siegel is a graduate of the | University of Pennsylvania and of f the four year course of leading col lege of architecture in the east. In l several years work in New York city ! he has made a very exceptional rec ord in the offices of the leading ar chitect of that city, Mr. George B. . Post Mr. Post has for several years 1 had go less than S9,000 ,000 worth of | buildings in his offices at any one | time, and Mir Siegel has been in charge of the planning and cOnstruc- ] ton of his largest commissions. Mir. | Willard is to be congratulated upon | being able to secure such competent !. assistance in the execution of the | large amount of work in his office From Saturdays Daily.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. Voge had a chris tening party today fortheir girl baby. l.
 F. L. Wright has purchased a block of land 300x600 feet north of ! Sheldon street between McCormick | aDd Granite streets, embracing the steam laundry building and other | buildings in that vicinity for the oc-