Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-15

in jail there on account of his crool
 edness. A partner of Farrell, in a
 advertising scheme in Prescott, is !, candidate for the legislature on th democratic ticket, and a small adve
 Using bill due this office from tn
 firm, remains unpaid. It is not
 very big bill either.
 Rev. l.. O. Lewis will leave on Mon day to attend the southern Californi
 and Arizona conference of the M. E
 church south, which will be held a
 Santa Ana. He will preach his las
 sermon for the present conferenc
 year on Sunday night on the subjec
 of "Faithfulness." Rev. Lewis vii
 probably be returned here for an other year by the conference as h,
 has been doing faithful work for hi
 church.
 All who attend the autograph so cial this evening may be assured O a pleasant time. The committee art sparing no pains but making every effort to please those who may come With Mrs. B. H. Smith at the piano all know that the music will be splen- did. The lunches will be elegant and tasteful and the social side the best possible. Go out and have a good time. The place, at home of Mrs. s. A. Prince, on Beach avenue The time, s o'clock this evening. J. E. Vaughan of this city has again won the Tufts-Lyon markham ship medal, which he has held for a number of years. The contest was held yesterday in this city, and was between D. D. Mcdonald, the Ari- zona trap shooter, and Mir. Vaughan, at the range just west of this city. This makes the eleventh time Vaughan has won this medal out of the thir- teen times it has been contested for. In addition to the contest for this medal yesterday afternoon Vaughan and Mcdonald saot at 100 clay birds for a purse of S100, Vaughan winning by seven birds. Arrangements were made for a con test at 1000 birds, the shoot to take place in Los Angeles. The contest will last for ten days, 100 birds to be shot each day by each contestant. A purse of $500 will go to the winner.- Santa Aua Correspondence Los An geles Times.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 E. H. Tatum of the Gro mine is in town.
 Hook and Ladder company meets tonight.
 Charles Holborn is in town from the south.
 H. Brinkmeyer is putting a third story addition to the rear of his hotel.
 R. Baehr is on the sick list but hopes to be around again on Monday.
 Wm. West was brought in from Minnehaha yesterday, charged with forgery.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. I. Pendegast re- turned last evening from their visit to California.
 A robbery at Congress was reported to the officers yesterday, but no par ticulars were given.
 Hon. R. E. Morrison and Col. j. F. Wilson will meet at Holbrook on Monday night in joint discussion.
 Mrs. A. W. Edwards will leave on Sundays train for a visit of six weeks or two months with relatives in Ohio.
 Services will be resumed tomorrow in the M. E. church and will be held at the usual hours, at II a. m. and 7:30 p. ID.
 The man who repudiatss just bill, no matter how small, is the represen- tative of an undesirable class of citi zens, when it comes ts representing"
 Rev. 4. Nj. Gibbons, the new pas tor of the Nj. E. church, arrived frem the south this morning, and will hold services in the Nj. E. church tomor- row.
 Barry NJ. Goldwater, the Phenix member of the firm of M. Goldwater & Bro, came up on yesterdays train and will remain here for few days 
 The democratic party have adopted the silver dollar as their vignette again this year. They have made three campaigns on silver dollar basis, but it will not win this year.
 Owing to the absence of the pas tor, who is taking his vacation, there will be no preaching at the Baptist | church tomorrow. Other services as usual. Sabbath school at l2:l5, and | 5. !. r. |. meeting at 6:30 p. m.
 Walter Douglas, superintendent of l lhe Copper Queen Mining company, 1 and brother of J. 5. Douglas, for | meriy of Prescott, was married re- ,sEtiv in Ottawa, Canada, to Miss | Edith Nj. Bell, daughter of Dr. and | Mrs. Bell of that city.
 Vance Thompson's remarkable and | graphic account of the famous reli- | gious relic known as the Holy ] Shroud of Christ bearing the imprint | of the sacred body, appears in the October Criterion. He raises the | startling inquiry: Have we a photo graph of Christ?
 Wanted-A trustworthy lady or | gentleman in each county to manage | business for an old established house | of solid financial standing. 4 straight, | bona fide weekly salaryof $500 paid | by check each Wednesday with ali | expenses direct from headquarters. Money advanced for expenses. Man ager, 340 CaXton Bldg, Chicago.
 8-27-16tw |
 Mrs. Oscar Phlppeny, a young lady ! aged about 24 years, whose residence | was in Thompson valley, died in Prescott this morning of typhoid i lever. She was taken sick at her nome and brought to Prescott for treatment, but the disease failed to yield to treatment. Besides her husband she leaves little child | to mourn her demise.
 Justice Connell yesterday pro- nounced sentence on Joe Msckin. who was found guilty on Thursday | by jury of misdemeanor. 1t was a fine of Sl50 or one hundred and | fifty days in jail. Mir. Mackin was too free with his gun on Lynx creek, and barely escaped receiving very ,uuch t.cra sariCus .,upis h n,a,t o- o !