Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

Williams and Sellgman, with the same capacity. The entire work will be finished in about forty five days, when the Santa Fe system will run oil burners from Winslow to San Fran cisco and to Los Angeles. The work of changing from coal to oil is being pushed as rapidly as possible. Bright, Crandall & Co . of Los Angeles, are
 be contractors for tank work. The bottom of the tanks are seven feet be- low the surface of the ground.
 From Thursdays Daily. A. J. Carroll went to Los Angeles today.
 Gus Heyman left for the north this morning.
 The Whipple base ball team left for Flagstaff today.
 Geo. Cornell, the well known stock man came in yesterday from the Wal nut creek country.
 Dr. O. L. Geer came up from Mar tinez this morning.
 F. A. Betcher left this morning for visit in Los Angeles.
 F. M Drescher left this morning for visit in Los Angeles.
 F. E. Mansfield left this morning to attend the Flagstaff carnival. 
 W. A. Clark of Fools Gulch was a passenger on this mornings north bound train.
 Frank R. Lisenbee. of Phenix, has been granted divorce from his wife Agnes Lisenbee.
 Dr. G. W. Vickers was a passenger on this mornings north bound train en route to San Francisco.
 Randsburg, California, mIne owners are obtaining large number of miners from Joplin, Missouri.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. c. Rulfner left this morning for Honolulu. They ex- pect to be absent about two or three months.
 Outgoing passengers on this morn ing's train were: Miss May Cook, San Francisco; MT. and Mrs. Wm. Button, Los Angeles.
 H. NJ. Maus, manager of P. Mohn X Compnay's business, returned last night from spending his vacation in Southern California towns.
 James Creighton, of Phenix, has just been presented with hIs seventh son and ninth child by his wife. No race suicidal symptoms in this family.
 The two men injured in yesterdays train wreck near Mayer are in the hospital, but are expected to be out soon as-their injuries are not very se- rious.
 The WhippIe soldier who was in- iured recently in a fight in Prescott, and who was reported as having frac- tured his skull, has entirely recover ed and is on duty again.
 Rev. C. V. Cowan has been appoint ed to the pastorate of the Hamilton church of Los Angeles. He has been pastor of the Methodist church in Phenix for two years.
 Ed Xv;II;,,,,- , -oI1;o, ; b-;,,. his trial this afternoon before Justice Talbot, on charge of stealing a pair of shaps He was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Geo. Heisler.
 Eli s. Perkins has returned to Mar tinez from visit to St. Johns. He was accompanied by his wife and their four children, and by Mrs. Per kins' mother, who will reside there in the future.
 R. x. Fredericks left this morning for a five weeks vacation, going di- rect to San Francisco. where he will attend the Grand Masonic Lodge of California, and the National Bankers Association both of which meet there next month.
 The Chihuahua Enterprise says that Con O'Keefe has made rich coppe- strike 3i miles from Penasco Quema- do, in Altar district Out of a 53 foot shaft he has taken out twenty three tons of l3 l-2 per cent copper ore.
 While Julio Marrow was working on a scatfold at the second story of the sugar factory at Glendale, heavy iron beam fell from the third floor striking him on the head fracturing his skull and causing injuries which it is thought will prove fatal. H. E. Armitage will leave on to-