Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-10

Verde Copper company and judg-
 ment rendered for defendant yester-
 day afternoon.
 The young man accused of rob-
 ping Dan McGowan has been held
 under $500 bonds to appear before
 the grand jury. Ills companion was
 also held as a witness.
 F. S. Breen, supervisor of the San
 Francisco mountain reserve, Is Tn
 town on court business. Sheep men
 have been encroaching on the reserve
 over which he presides.
 Wm. King, who impersonated an
 other man of the same name, and obtained money from the latter's
 mother, pleaded guilty yesterday to
 using the mail for fraudulent pur- poses.
 Juan Edson, one of the old time uncompromising democrats of this county, will be candidate for night watchman at the next session of the legislature. Don Juan is fully quail | fled in every respect to fill the posi- ton and his services to his party for the past twenty five years have been such that he deserves well of the party.
 The Santa Fe route officials are de- termined that the travelling public shall be fully acquainteds with the marvels and beauties of the Grand Canyon. With this end in view, the operating department has arranged to send each passenger conductor on the lines west of Albuquerque to the Canyon for one week. at the expense of the company, and with no loss of salary for the conductor. The con ductors are taking their turn in visit ing ~the Canyon in the order of their seniority.
 A pleasant dinner party and social was given by Mrs. c. c. Stukey of Walker last Saturday evening in honor of her daughter, Miss Mae, who is attending St. Joseph's acad- emy, and Miss Katie Burke, who ac- companied her home for the Thanks giving vacation. An elegant repast was served and the evening was spent in social games. The guests departed at late hour pronouncing Mrs. Stukey royal entertainer. | Those present were Messrs. Burns, Corrigan, Finneman, Johnson, R. R. | Jones, Ali. Jones, Humphrey, My bery, A. Stukey, Solinger, Robeson, Arch Upper and Mesdames Burns, Johnson, R. R. Jones and Mrs. Wid- mer and the Misses Curtis, Patter- son, Van Lindt and Goodwin. From Fridays Daily.
 Mrs. P. J. Farley is reported to be quite ill.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers came up on this train from Phenix.
 Do not forget the supper at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon left today for California on months va cation.
 Harry Goldwater of the firm of M. Goldwater & Bro., is in town from 
 Thomas Elder, president of the Venture Hill company of Jerome, is in town.
 December 26 is the last day for of voters for the city election.
 The carnival masked ball last night was well attended and a good time enjoyed by all.
 A. H. Mcclure, a public school teacher of Concho, is in town attend ing United States court.
 R. N. Fredericks is being urged to become candidate for mayor at the approaching city ele 'tion.
 The Eagles initiated between twenty and thirty new members into the order last evening.
 John Hamilton and J. D. Jordan. two prominent citizens of Mohave are attending court.
 Father Quetu entertained the mem oers of the Oberle Stock company at his residence few days since.
 A special United States grand jury las been impaneled for the transac tion of some special business.
 R. E. Morrison secured a verdict of icquittal last evening for John W. Henry, who was charged with steal ng from the government.
 Hon. A. J. Doran returned this { morning from his trip south on min { ng business. He will return to { Mohave county tomorrow.
 Thos. J. Laird, the well-known miner of Lynx Creek. is in town talk ng in the carnival and circulatin 2 lmong his numerous friends.
 The plumbers union had nine men C n yesterdays labor parade, mention ,f which was inadvertently omitted n the Journal-Miuer's report.
 Hearing of the case of John P. Score vs. \. L. Griffin, which was in yesterday in the district ,ourt, has been continued until Mon lay.
 B. s. Snider came up from Mar t inez on this mornings train for d lalf days visit in Prescott. Mrs. Snider has been here for several lays.
 Sheriff Munds brought in two prisoners from Ash Fork last even- ng, charged with breaking into l reight cars and stealing their con ents. II
 The Southern Carnival company i an obtain an excellent recommenda- ion from the officials and citizens :. 'f Prescott in regard to their enter : ainment.
 It is rumored on the streets today hat the Poland company want fifty {. IT sixty miners. and that miners ap- plying there at present will be given 
 Two young men from Phenix were ined Sl50 each yesterday for eutic- ng young girl away from Phenix. g n the absence of the cash to liqui- [ late they were placed in jail.
 Arson H. Smith, the emterprising a 'diior of the Kingman Miner, is in C own attending United States court. e 'lr. Smith says Mohave county is ex- prosperous at present nd that mining there is having a