Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16

A meeting of parties interested in organizing mining exchange for Prescott, will be held at Hotel Burke this evening at S:30 o'clock.
 Frank Kuehne is in town from the Grand Canyon where he has been em- ployed for the past four months in charge of the Cameron Copper mines.
 F. M Murphy is expected home next Monday from his trip east. He will return over the Rock Islands new route via Fl Paso, and thence come via Phenix.
 Mrs. G. w. Middleton has purchased the lot on Mt. Vernon St. immediately south of Gov. F. A. Tritle's residence, and it is said she will erect resi- dence on it,
 Sheriff Munds wired from Bisbee last Saturday that he had succeeded in getting Curtis, charged with stage robbery, across the line and would leave for Prescott Saturday.
 Miss Fannie Detwiler, sister of Jack and Beck Detwiler, who has been visiting with her brothers for a year or two in Prescott, left today for her home in Kansas City to remain.
 A request to c. A. Snow & Co.,, op- posite to patent office, Washington, D. C., will bring, free of charge, an interesting booklet telling how to se- cure patents, copyrights and trade marks.
 Fred Ref Mill leave on Wednesday for Frankfort Main, Germany, his former home and will be absent for about three months visiting his mother and other relatives whom he has not seen for about twenty years.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Con- gregational church will meet with Mrs. Long at the parsonage Wednes- | day afternoon. There will be a short program commencing promptly at 3 o'clock, after which tea will be served.
 Burk A. Collins, son of c. P. Col lins. the Pennsylvania oil baron and Arizona mining king, is now on his way to Peru for visit to the big mine in which his father is interested. He expects to be absent year. The father spent eight or nine months there last year
 Ed Marlow, whose leg was recently shot off by James Cash at Alexandra, was brought into Mercy hospital a few days since and died there yester- day morning. Deceased was miner, about thirtyfve years old, and was well known and quite popular in the county.
 D. II. F. Weeks will leave tomorrow evening for Phenix where he will join his wife, who is with D. M, Ferry aud party, and they will all visit Hot Springs together and return to Pres colt next Saturday. MT. Ferry's party consists of himself, wife and niece, the latter Miss Lou Weeks, sister of MT. Weeks. They have teen visiting in California for some time, going through to Phenix last Friday.
 There is considerable activity at present in the real estate business. Lots all over town have been changing hands. and on Saturday the Bash ford -Burmister Co, disposed of eight lots owned by the firm to as many different purchasers.
 R. L. Spencer received two very encouraging telegrams since his ar rival in Prescott One was from Cali fornia announcing that his firm had added another producing oil well to its list. Its location is in Sespe can yon and the well is gusher, the oil flowing through a nine-inch pipe. This makes over twenty producing wells controlled by Douglas, Lacey & Co. in California. The other tele gram was from Lower California and gave the information that during a ten days run of five-stamp mill at the Aurora mine they took out three hundred ounces or about S6,000 in gold. On receipt of this news Mir. Spencer at once wired the home office to withdraw all Aurora stock from the market.
 Christian Science Wise or Other wise," was the subject of a discourse delivered last evening by Rev. H. w. Peck. in the Methodist Church. The , previous announcement of the subject attracted a large congregation. among the number being quite sprinkling of the adherents of Mrs. Eddy's teachings. Mir. Peck's special topic last evening was Mrs. Eddy, the woman, and read copiously from a recent biography published of her by s non-believer in her doctrines, but who cited to dates of letters written by herself, and other data to estab- fish the correctness of his assertions. This was done for the purpose of de- monstrating that Mrs. Eddy was not the sort of woman the Almighty n would be expected to select to estab- fish a new religion. He prefaced his address by stating that it was not his custom to attack or expose the beliefs of any sect but alleged that - efforts had been made to proselyte members of his church and congrega- - ton. He announced another address I for next Sunday evening, when he will take up Science and Health" and discuss 1t.
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