Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-21

l NAN~ NpoL AOhos ANOOcCNclls hOl ds president, but as a man, suggested a rational way to settle the trouble. The man triumphed and the problem was solved. '"
 Mir. and Mrs. Vincent, of the Con- gress House, opened the new dining room yesterday, and celebrated the event by serving very elaborate tur- key dinner. The tables were crowded during the entire dinner hour, and the menu was all that the most fas- tidious could desire. In addition to the good things served to eat. music was also furnished during the meal which was greatly enjoyed by all pres ent. In addition to the new dining room the Congress has been renovated, repapered and painted and new brass bedsteads have been placed in the bed rooms and the provisions for the com fort of the guests are complete.
 A sacred song service was held in the Congregational church last even ing. It was a very interesting ser vice. In singing the regular hymns of the service there was an orchestra accompaniment consisting of violin by A. E. Suppiger, organ; Mrs. R. H. l Burmister and piano by Mrs. H. B. Long. NIT. Suppiger also rendered a beautiful violin solo accompanied by Mrs. R. H. Burmister on the organ Mrs. H. ID. Ross rendered a solo and M. B. HaZeltine and MT. Collier each sang solo, in the choruses of which the entire congregation joined. Rev H. B. Long delivered a short sermon, but it was a very eloquent and pointed one.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 J. J. Hawkins left for Los Angeles on today's train.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight. All Masons invited.
 Geo. H. Cook left on this morn ings train for Chicago on business.
 The finest line of confectionery in the territory at Shumate & Rabies.
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 A shipment of Maitland's famous candies just received at Shumate & Raible's. 1-19tf
 Tickets for Miss Thew's entertain ment are on sale at Brisley Drug Co. and Hotel Burke drug store. Chas. J. George, the prominent pro- moter, is paying Prescott visit, and Is registered at the Burke.
 The finest line of chocolates, bon bons, crystalized fruits in the terri tory at Shumate & Raible's. 1-19tf
 Mrs. E. s. Clark, wife of our dis trict attorney. returned last evening from a months visit with friends in Chicago, Albuquerque and Flagstaff.
 Miss Olive Fisher left on last nights train for Phenix where she will visit her sister, Mrs. H. R. Trit- tie during the balance of the winter.
 J. w. Francis, one of Flagstaff's prominent citizens, and at one time sheriff of Cocinono county, is in the city on business, registered at the Burke.
 A. Ryan returned to Jerome today.
 Tom Shultz returned today from a visit to PheniX.
 Howard Legge, superintendent of the White Horse mine is in town.
 Miss Rose Kirwaggen has been ap- pointed administratrix of her fathers estate.
 J. B. Jolly, left today for Ash Fork and Seligman to visit the schools there.
 Register Fen s. Hildreth went to PheniX on last nights train for a days visit on business.
 Draughtsman Goddard, formerly with Architect Fitzpatrick, left today for Los Angeles where he will remain.
 Mir. Weust of Cincinnati and num- Der of other parties interested in the Catoctin mine are due to arrive in Prescott tonight.
 The Commercial Trust company is paying twenty five per cent dividend to all creditors of Barthel & Stocks who present valid and approved claims.
 Rev. s. A. Thompson came in on last nights train. and will hold the quarterly conference of the M. E. church tonight at the Methodist par sonage.
 4 train load of bridge material and steel rails for the Phenix and Eastern R. R. passed through this morning for Phenix. where the work is being Fap- idly pushed ahead
 Mrs. Geo. Tisdale, wife of the su- perintendent of bridges of the $. F. | P. and P. railway left for Los Ange- les this morning where her sister is reported seriously ill.
 IL is row thought that Jose Ibarra. who vas shot on Sunday night, will recover. Instead of passing clear through the lung, the bullet is said to have grazed one side of it.
 Miss Amy Nelson telegraphs that she has been elected to a clerkship in | the legislature. The Journal Miner cOngratulates her on her success in | being chosen among so many appli- | cants.
 Regular meeting of the 4. O. U. W. | lodge tonight at the K. P. hall. All | members are requested to be present | as five candidates will be initiated | and business of importance to be transacted.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Conger and | -hIS- -hC4uuTlTg TebuTHeu lTOQ 1nenlA | today, where they attended the recep- | tion last night given by Secretary and | Mrs. Stoddard to Governor and Mrs. | 4. O. Brodie
 H. W. Laskey X Co.,, the up to date clothiers, have a new business talk in this issue of the paper. Just read what they have to say and see if they | do not have something you need, at a price which will please you.
 H. J. Murphy and Mir. Vassar, of Poland, were paid sl6,OOO today by Charles J. George, for some mining claims owned by them there. MT. George has been at work developing the claims for some time.
 P. C.. Bicknell, the we'll known man. prOspector and miner, Is in town after spending several weeks in the hills, doing assessment work on his mines. Mir. Bicknell is a man of great resources. as he is a pun gent writer and can wield pick or drill with equal skill.
 The Fred Armstead company that was to have played at the opera house disbanded at Phenix yesterday and there will be nothing at the opera house until Saturday when Beatty Bros. moving picture show will ex- hibit.