Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-31
THE LOCAL NEWS...... E ......QTY AND COUNTY
From rIonday's Daily .

The thermometer registered fourteen degrees above zero this morning.
 Attend the entertainment at K. of P. hall tonight.
 Do not miss the entertainment by Miss Thew at K. of P. hall tonight.
 Mrs. F. M. Metzgar left on Satur- day night for visit with relatives in Tempe.
 Several teachers left on last nights train for Phenix to attend the teach CTS institute.
 Miss Winnie Fredericks won the beautifully painted punch bowl of Miss Bretherton.
 Judge R. E. Sloan went to Kingman yesterday to hear the contested cleo tion case of Scanlan vs. Grant.
 Right Reverend J. Nj. Kendrick preached at the Advent Mission, Episcopal, yesterday morning.
 C. W. Johnston has entered con- test in Phenix against his opponent for justice of the peace.
 J. c. Rankin of the Braganza Min ing company is in town. coming in this morning on the freight from Ash Fork.
 Hon. R. E. Morrison. who is now in Kingman looking after an election contest case will go thence to Los An ge1es on the conclusion of the trial.
 The tableaux at the entertainment at K. of P hall this evening will be l,. oe ,1r sion.
 Mrs R. NJ Ling and her little son Harry, have returned from a pro tracted visit east where the latter re- ceived medical treatment. He has improved very much.
 , Mir. and Mrs. John H. Bagby re- turned Saturday evening from Los Angeles where they. have been visiting since September ?.
 Miss Mollie Mulvenon, sister of w. J. Austin and Allie Mulvenon and of Mrs. Pagan died yesterday at her home in Leavenworth of appendicitis.
 Jules Baumann went out to the Baumann Copper cOmpany's camp to- day to remain for a couple of weeks to look after some work on the claims.
 John Curtin was moved to the county hospital yesterday. His con dition is still quite critical and he has lost the use of his mind. recently in New York His first wife was accidently killed by a pistol shot about year ago while preparing to attend dinner party.
 Yhe Colored Concert company will give an entertainment on New Years | night which promises to be worth all | the admission fee calls for. The 1 performers are up to date in their line.
 The Famous Arizona Concert Com |
 Joe Mayer is putting up a fine | large brick business block in the | town of Mayer, the first of the kind l in that town. MT. Mayer is enter prising and progressive. He has re gently graded the principal street of | the town and everything in Mayer is | up to date.
 The amount of freight shipped oveI the P. < E. railroad is somewhat sur prising and shows what developer of |
 
 to various points along the line | amounts to 450 900 pounds every day in | way of freight alone in broken car lots. | exclusive of the car load lots. There | is a heavy shipment of coal, machin- | cry, oil and ore also in car load lots | in addition to a good passenger busi- | ness by both trains.
 Douglas. Lacey x Co. sent the foi- | lowing telegram from their New York | office to their various agencies | throughout the United States as a Christmas greeting: "A business of | over S200. 900 for the first three weeks | of December. 1902, against S9O, 900 for the same period in 1901 and S30. 900 in | 1900, insures our Christmas being a | merry one, and we wish the same for the many representatives who, through | their loyalty and intelligent efforts, have so largely contributed to this | gratifying increase
 Liquid air at the Opera house to- morrow evening.
 There will be big dance at Poland on New Years eve.
 A. E. Suffiger left for Los Angeles yesterday.
 Geo. T. Milner, the mining man. left for New York today.
 W. E. Dewees. a former resident of Jerome, died at Cananea on Sunday.
 E. H. Simpson. in addition to his other attiictions is now suffering from paralysis.
 J. W. Sullivan came in Saturday evening from protracted visit east looking after his cattle. ! Charles J. George, the mining man and promoter, who is interested in a number of mining enterprises in this county arrived on last nights train. c. F. Wingfield of Huron is able to be around after being laid up for six teen days with an attack of pneu- monia.
 D. D. Phillips will leave on We'd nesday for Riverside to spend New Years with his wife and to make the acquaintance of their young daughter.
 HW. Larkey's brother came in on last evenings train from the east for brief visit.
 a One of the most interesting enter bd-AA-CHiS ever gwen III 1TeScOII VIII be given at the opera house tomorrow evening It will be an exhibition of the wonderful properties of liquid air. Do not fail to see it. It is given for the benefit of the Free reading room- MT. and Mrs. Wm. Lynch and Miss Lynch arrived in Prescott on Wednes- day to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Treadwell. They are father, mother and sister, respectively of Mrs. Treadwell Archie McGrew. a former bartender at the Adams hotel at Phenix. and later one of the proprietors of the Hoffman saloon in that city. died recently in Denver of pneumonia His former partner, Bob McCleary, died about a year ago at Butte of the same disease.
 The Kraus-Taylor company closed their weeks engagement in Prescott