Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-11-04

this morning and will be at the Hotel
Burke until Friday evening with a
full line of millinery and woman's
clothing.
VIM. Highland, a friend of Paul
Murphy, who has been visiting with
the latter in this section for some
time, left today for his home in Chi
cago.
Governor Brodie has appointed
Frank Wheeler sergeant of the Ari
iona Rangers, making two sergeants
of the same name in that organiza-
tion.
ID. n. Bartholdi has returned to
jerome, from San Francisco where he
had tussle with the secret service
agents of the United States, coming
out first best.
Mrs. Clement Wells, formerly Miss
Louise Anderson, is visiting friends
in Prescott. Her husband is engaged
in the hotel business at Colorado
Springs, Colorado.
The preliminary examination of
Frank Wagner, on charge of stealing
horses, was held before Justice
Talbot this afternoon, resulting in his
being discharged, the testimony not
sustaining the charge.
The indictments returned against
Ii. Fl. Price and W. E. Murphy in
Phenix were quashed on account of
being defective and the grand jury
being still in session, new indictments
we're returned.
Col. j. F. Wilson, delegate to con-
gress, will leave Friday morning for
Washington, where he goes to attend
the extraordinary session of congress,
which convenes November for the
purpose of considering the Cuban rec
iprocity and other matters.
Governor Brodie yesterday issued a
proclamation for the opening of the
territorial industrial school on De-
cember l. 1t is stated that infants
between the ages of eight and eighteen
will be admitted upon requirement
with the statute under which the
school is founded.
There will be games, short pro-
gramme, and refreshments will be
served at the Halloween social Satur-
day evening. 1t will be held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Kast-
ner. Go and have good time.
A wreck occurred on the Santa Fe
railroad on Wednesday, near Marco
line, Missouri, in which seven or
eight passengers we're seriously in
jured. Among them was Mrs. Booth
Tucker, of the Salvation Army, who
is reported to have died from the
effects of her injuries.
F. d. Myers, of Jerome, will shortly
leave that place to go to Southern
Arizona where he has accepted a posi-
tion as agent for an accident insur-
ance company. Mr.. Myers has been
chief of the Jerome fire department
and was given farewell banquet re-
Gently by members of the department.
The Mine Owners association held
very interesting meeting the early
part of the week and added FIVE new
members to its list as follows: The
Brsganza company; Tiger Gold COM
pany; Cleopatra company, &c. W.
HalD; Gold Cross company, u. W.
NOrton); Orc Grande Extension and
Development company, &c. H. Akers).
Abner Elicit of COTS, Kan, the
discoverer of the Dream mine of which
much was written in the last ten years
and which once attracted the atten-
tion of the London Society for Physi-
cal Research arrived in the city yes
terday morning after an absence of
year and a half. He said that he
would do no work on the property
this winter. His faith in it though
is as strong as ever.-Republican.
Rev. E. o. McIntier, of the Meth
odist church, visited Iron King on
Wednesday and preached to a congre-
CATION of nearly 100 people in the
evening. He says that the Sunday
school and young peoples meeting
each Sunday has about an equal num-
Der of attendants, averaging from 80
to 100.
Track laying was resumed last Mon
day on the Phenix g. Eastern railroad.
Grading. which at one time was talk
ed of being stopped, owing to the
long distance supplies had to lie haul
ed, has continued without cessation,
and now that track laying is in prog
ress, rails will soon te land to the end
of the grade.
Mayor Burke and Health officer
Day accompanied Capt. Palmer and
DIR. Thomasoh of Whipple to Del Rio
today to make an official investiga-
ton of the source of Prescott's water
supply. The two physicians will make
archaeological examinations of the
water. While this water has been
examined time and again and pro
nounced pure and good from SAM
tary point it has been thought desir-
able to make a further examination of
it, as a sanitary precaution solely.
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