Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-11

. l ouuudN. aIIernOOll at 0 O CLOCK rom
 the parlors of P Mohn & Co. on Mon-
 teZuma street.
 A meeting of Gen. Kautz Garrison
 No. ?, Army and Navy Union, will
 be held this evening at s o'clock in
 Odd Fellows hall. Election of off,
 cers and other important business.
 Mrs. Mary A. Alexander died in
 PheniX on Friday. She was the
 mother of Mrs. A. c. Baker and J. l.. B. Alexander. She was 65 years
 old at the time of her death.
 o. R. Morris, in charge of the con
 struction of the 200 stamp mill at the
 Iron King mine is in town today. Mir
 Morris represents the contractors, the Joshua Hendy Machine Works.
 Thos. Roach is in from his Blue Bird mining claims in the Bradshaw mountains. He reports everything covered with snow and prospects for big years work in that section are very bright.
 Ed s. Campbell, the well known mining man, came in from the Tur- key creek section last night and re- ports the largest snow fall in that sec tion and the Bradshaws that has been known for years.
 The preliminary examination of J. T. Hinds on a charge of embeZZlement was concluded today. The case was submitted without any testimony be- ing presented by defendant and he was held under Sl000 bonds to answer to the grand jury.
 A Mexican who had been employed at Goddard's doing chores. has been missing ever since the murder of God dard and Cox. He had been talking with the two MeiXcans prior to the murder and it is thought they killed him too.
 If the Curtiss Comedy comedy had presented "A Kentucky Girl" to a Prescott audience on the first night of its engagement. they would have played to better houses during the week. The company made a decided hit last night.
 Chas F.. Hall and mother left for Los Angeles today. Mir Hall k the special representative for Frank Les ley's magazine and has been in this section for several days collecting data for a special article on Arizona, to be published in the above maga- zine.
 Mrs. Ben Delanty and son left for Jerome this morning where she will spend few weeks with her husband who has charge of the work of rebuild ing the Jerome telephone system. An up to date complete metallic circuit system is being put in which will give Jerome as good telephone ser vice as can be found in the west.
 A carpenters union has been organ ized in Prescott with the following officers: President, s. A. Smith; re- cording secretary. R. A. Marshall tinancial secretary, Frank Deary. Meetings are held on the first and third Thursdays in each month at K. of P. hall. F II. Covey. member of Los Angeles union organized the union.
 Mr. and Mrs. Parsons and the for mer's mother and step father, MT. and Mrs. O'Donnell. left today for l San Diego. where they will probably | make their future home Mir. Parsons | has been in the plumbing business with A. J. Head. in Prescott for the | past year. and he and his wife have made many warm friends here who | regret their departure.
 A telegram from Cananea says: The | tie up of the railroad of the Cananea | Copper company is complete. Not single man remains at work. The | smelters are idle and it is estimated | that the cost to he company from | failure to run its Smelters is Sl5. 900 | for each day. Superintendent Bur | chard held a conference with com mittee of strikers but no agreement | was reached.
 A meeting will be held in Dough | erty hall tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock sharp. by the Prescott Ath- letic club. for the purpose of making | final arrangements as to organizing | and electing officers and securing the | paraphernalia that goes 10 fit up the gymnasium. Every signer of the two petitions are earnestly requested to | be present. The meeting will be called to oder promptly at o'clock. Bring your friends also.
 W. A.sRowe, member of the legisla- ture from this county, came up from Phenix yesterday accompanied by As q. W Bernard of Pima | county, Steve Roemer and J. A. | Howell of Cochise. and Gus Williams of Graham. They sepnt Friday III Prescott, and were driven around | town by T. G. Norris in his fine rig | Today the party went out to Val Verde and over the Crowned King road to | the end of the track