Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-16

the assistance of the local members expect to add a largo number of new members to the roll. Next Monday evening they will be entertained by the lodge and all members are urged to be present.
 T. H. Newkirk, of the real estate firm of J. s. Acker & Co.,, dropped into the Journal Miner office this forenoon and announced that his wife had presented him with another advo- cate of Jeffersonian principles and statehood in the shape of bouncing boy who tipped the scales at ten pounds strong. pr. Criley was in at tendance and the young man and mother are reported to be getting along fine, but real estate transfers are not receiving much attention at the hands of Mir. Newkirk today.
 In the district court today John Duke asked that the injunction pre- venting him from disposing ot his property be set aside sufficiently to allow him to turn over certain cattle in his possession to the Bank of Ari- zona to satisfy certain obligations. The petition was denied. The case of Treadwell ct al vs. G. O. Marrs, touching the title to certain portions of the Buster mine, was set for Thurs day. The case of Merwin ct al vs. Price ct al was also set for Thursday.
 c. 0. Glass, the new superintend- ent of the water and sewer systems of Prescott, is keeping up the good work of putting the water system in good shape. He has completed the work of cleaning out the reservoir and putting it in fine condition. This was badly needed reform and the fact of its
 having been thoroughly cleaned will
 be received with good degree of sat
 issaction as there had been many com
 plaints of the way the reservoir had
 been allowed to go.
 The north bound passenger thi:
 morning took a little of the varnisf
 off hand car belonging to the sec tion gang this side of Skull Valley
 The section gang was on their way uI
 the track to work and were over taker
 by the passenger train, which got s' close to them before they knew it tha they did not have time to get the ca clear off the track before it was strucl by the engine and knocked into kin
 dlingwood. None of the crew wer, hurt but they had a mighty close call
 Mrs. F. P. Cruice and her mother , Mrs. J. R. Holloway, left :this morn ing for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
 where the latter resides. Mrs. Hollo
 way has been visiting in Prescott fo - several weeks but was taken quite il Q some days ago and has just recovere, e sufficiently to attempt the return { . her home. although very weak as yet They will be joined n' J a Junta, C.!
 orado, by Mrs. T. M. lirharIson. 9 sister of Mrs. Cruice, who !as bee I visiting in Colorado, and they vii q then proceed together to Oklahom - City. Mrs. Cruice will return t l. Prescott as soon as her mother is safe ly home.
 A quiet wedding was sOlemnize
 this morning at ten o'clock at th
 home of Mrs. W. H. Smith. on MouI
 Vernon street, in which the hearts : two of Prescott's splendid young peC
 ple were joined for life. The happ
 principals to this wedding were Mi'
 Mollie Hart and Wm. k. Downer. Tn
 ceremony was perperformed by Rev
 Taft, of the Baptist church, in th l. presence of the members of Mr' IS Smiths family. The couple left O e the 1O:4O train for Appleton, Wis J. the home of the groom, wheI b they expect to make their futul 't home. The bride has lived in Pre- Il colt for the past five or six years an s- has many friends who will join
 wishing her much joy. The grool II has been a trusted employe in tt e Brisley Drug company's store for SCI F. eral months and is highly spoken ( q by his employers as very worthy an !. competent young man. He expec is to enter the drug business iG partne h ship with his former employer at h II home in Appleton, Wis.