Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30
on the s. F. P. & P. railroad this morning.

on the S. F. P. X P. railroad this morning.
 Mrs W. 5. Sherick was passenger for Denver this morning.
 J. s. Johnson, the assayer at Mayer, was in Prescott last evening, return ing to Mayer this morning.
 Mrs. May Zuck Fine has moved from the Head House into number b Crapo flats where she can hereafter be found.
 General Manager Ben Blanchard, of the Iron King mine, mother and sister, left this morning for short visit in California.
 Among the passengers for Los An geles this morning were: o. E. Ken nedy, R. s. Marshal, A. Backer, and Emerson Gee.
 Elmer Wells, who has been in Ethe hospital for a couple of weeks, on ac- count of an operation is able to be on the streets again.
 Rain symptoms still continue with an occasional shower. Weather sharps say this is wet moon, and it looks as though they are correct.
 It is said the editor of the hurled" was the champion" shot at Granite Dells Sunday afternoon, and that his friends have been enjoying wild duck and geese ever since.
 Dave Finnie has just returned 10 Prescott from an extended visit in California. Mrs. Finnie accompanied him on his return as far as Williams, their old home, where she stopped off for few days visit.
 The Chloride Arrow says that ducks and geese are going south in great numbers on the river. Some of the geese are said to be flying over, while many are walking over the desert with their blankets strapped to their backs.
 There was a large attendance at the court house last evening to listen to the address of Harry M. Mckee on the question of socialism. The speak CT in a very pleasing aud forceful talker. He will deliver another lec- ture tonight.
 Dr. R. N. Looney and Geo. Flam- mer and D. Townsend of McCabe re- turned yesterday from two weeks hunting trip in the Juniper noun tains. They made their headquarters at Wm. Ellison's Cienega ranch. They report having met with good success.
 Joe Sines shot one of the sea gulls which strayed into Prescott on Sun day. A great many people were skep- tical about there being any sea gulls among the birds which passed over the town, and some of which lighted on the streets, but Joe has the bird as evi dence of the fact.
 Wednesday evening commences the Jewish Tom Kipur (the day of atone ment). This day is usually observed by all Israelites by fasting and pray CT. The business houses of our He brew citizens will therefore be closed from Wednesday at six o'clock p. m. until Thursday evening.
 Mrs. F. P. Cruice left this morning for Oklahoma City, being called there on account of the serious illness of her mother. The latter left here about week ago for her home in the above city. She had been quite sick, but was improving and it was hoped that the change would still further i'm prove her condition.
 A man entered the sheriff's office today in a somewhat excited condition and asked to be shown to the office of justice of the peace. The official Tn charge of the office inquired the na- ture of his business, whether it was criminal or civil. "It is criminal, '" he replied. "I want to get married. '" As the probate judge has jurisdiction in criminal" matters of that kind he was directed to his office
 Mrs. H. R. Humphries has taken charge of the boarding house at the Hidden Treasure mine, on Turkey creek. Mrs. Humphries has a reputa- tion for being one of the best mining camp boarding house keepers in the county, and none who boards with her ever bas any kick coming on what they get to eat. Her son, J. H. Humphries, will also be the assayer at this camp as soon as the work under ground commences.
 One of the most popular resorts in the city these days is the new bowl ing alley. Crowds of players keep things humming day and night. There are several match games on to be play ed in the near future. There will be one match game this evening con- mencing at S:3O o'clock between two teams of the best players in the city. The Mansfield & Nolan team. composed of Mansfield, Cate, Nolan, Hamilton and Lumey, will compete with the Brunswicks composed of Squifflet, Perkins, Davis. Galbraith and Sharp neck. All are welc )me to witness these games free of charge and seats are provided.
 WANTED. A trustworthy gentle man or lady in each county to manage l business for an old established house of solid financial standing. A straight, | bona fide weekly salary of SIS paid by | check each Monday with all expenses direct from headquarters. Money ad- vanced for expenses. Enclose address ed envelope Manager, 36O Caxton Bldg, Chicago. 9-30-l6
 Will Go to the Circus.