Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-12-09
J. E. Brown left for MERGED today.

Z. Bachelor was passenger on
this mornings train for San Fran
CISCO.
The revival services at the South
Methodist church have been discon-
tinued owing to the severe illness of
Rev. Hyatt.
President Roosevelt will not with
draw the nomination of Gen. Leonard
Wood to be a major general, but will
let the senate pass upon it.
By agreement the dispute between
the Pennsylvania railroad and the
Western Union Telegraph company
will be taken to the United States cir
cult court of appeals.
1t is stated that the Utah coal
miners are willing to call off the
strike at Scofield provided the Utah
Fuel company would guarantee that
no Determinations we're made against
the employment of union men in the
future.
Justice Talbot is presiding today in
the hearing of case in which a man
from Peoples valley is charged with
mutilating and defacing the hide
taken from beef steer. There is quite
an array of legal talent present at the
hearing.
| Howard Boulton, former telegraph
operator with the Western Union
company in Prescott, but later with
the Postal company, at Jerome juno
tion, went to Phenix yesterday to take
the position as manager of the Postal
at that place.
Capt. Hoelstad and wife, of the
wrecked steamer Benjamin e. Sewall,
have arrived at Victoria, b. c., and
confirmed the report that ten of the
Sewell's crew were killed by the saw
ages of Toboga island off the Formosa
coast. The wo survivors that we're
kept alive as slaves, were found
naked, with their bodies blistered.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Fellow, who
have been spending several days in
Prescott, left this morning for their
home at Ash Fork, where Mr.. Pellow |
is manager of Harvey g eating house. |
The couple will return to Prescott |
shortly to make their permanent resi-
dence here, as Mr.. Fellow has accept
ed the position as manager of the
Commercial club which will be opened |
shortly. In addition to having gen.
eral supervision of the building there
will be first class cafe in connection
with the club which will be under the
immediate supervision of Mr.. Fellow.
AS he has had several years experience
with the Harvey eating house system
he is we'll qualified to give satisfac-
ton in this line.
The Samuel Hill Hardware company
recently received a sample of new
automatic shot gun which has just
been placed on the market by the
Browning company, of Ogden, Utah.
The gun was shown among the shot gun
enthusiasts of the city and the result
was that several of them we're ordered.
The guns are being manufactured in
Germany for the company which can
not keep up with the orders for the
new gun which is said to be wonder.
The magazine holds four shells and
the barrel one which makes it five
shooter. The company which has put
this gun on the market is the patent
ees Of nearly all the automatic fire
arms on the market, including the
automatic Colt pistols, Colt rapid fir
ing guns, the Winchester pump guns,
and many other makes.
The "Work -a-day" sale given on
Wednesday afternoon and evening at
the rectory of the Episcopal church
by the Ladies' Guild Of the church
was very successful affair. The at
tendance was large both during the
afternoon and evening and the buying
was quite spirited. Staple and useful
articles ofsvarious kinds for the house,
fancy articles, specially adapted for
Christmas, candies, etc, were on sale,
at reasonable prices. Refreshments
in the way of sandwiches, cake, tea
and coffee we're also served at both
sessions of the sale, while the bevy of
young ladies who served them, and ,
waited on customers in their pur- {
chases, we're sufficiently charming to Z
inspire the gentlemen, particularly, to G
Iinger long and be liberal with their {
cash. The proceeds of the sale i
to s135, and after all ex- 2
penses are paid the guild will have a /
net sum of over 500 for it's treasury.
The ladies feel very grateful for the
liberal patronage bestowed. d
From Fridays Daily.
j. W. Smith came up from Octave Z
today. $
]. Fl. Farrell is in town from Nc b
Cabe today. b
J. L. Munds left this morning for
his ranch north of Seligman.
DR.. G. W. Vickers came up on this
train from the south.
Geo. c. West expects his wife home $
from the east tomorrow evening O
Count Mentschikoff has returned +
from a trip to Duluth, Minnesota.
Rev. S. A. Thompson, superintend-
ent of Methodist missions in Arizona,
arrived in Prescott today. =
Mrs. Dwight Whitney, of Gilroy,
arrived in Prescott yester-
day for visit with relatives here.
Winter swooped down on this sec \
ton last night without any previous n
except that sent out by the Il
weather bureau. s.
Lee H. Lands, general agent of the =
5. F. P. Il P. railroad, passed through .,
Prescott this morning en- route to u
Kansas City for a short visit.
j. G. McCready, a we'll known Pres II
soft printer, has returned from a two 3
months trip through New Mexico, il
Arizona and part of Texas.
Mrs. J. F. Steward, of Los Angeles, q