Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-10

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the affair, and it is proposed to make
this one of the greatest balls that has
been given by the fremen. 1t goes
without saying that the citizens of
/ Prescott Will patronize the boys liber-
ally.
The Iron King mine is a property
which observes Sunday as day of
rest. All work is closed down on
Sunday The camp has Sunday
school which inzpoint of attendance
will compare favorably with the Pres
colt Sunday schools, being an average
of about fifty six each Sunday. Ben
Blanchard, superintendent of the
mine, is also superintendent of the
| Sunday school. Those attending the
latter are miners and their families
1t may he of interest to the intend
ing residents of aIron Springs to learn
that they can have mail sent there
this year 1t was delivered at the
/ springs heretofore, but it had to be
addressed to Skull valley. This year
there has been the regular establish
ment of postofiice at the springs,
with Ben R. Doris as postmaster.
Everything Will be in readiness for
the entertainment of people there by
the middle of this month.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of the \. o. L. W.
held last evening: f. r. Jenkins,
master workman: T. H. Covey. fore
man. ; Archie Anderson, overseer;
VIM. Tinker, guide; ". S Colds
worthy, financier; &. NJ. Dotson, re-
corder; j. S. Gales, receiver; Z. W.
Bennett, inside Waterman; ?. W.
O'Sullivan, outside Waterman; P. J.
Farley, trustee.
On June the Santa Fe company re-
duced the basis of excursion rates
from here east, for round trip, to con
form with the rates that have been
effective for a long time from the east
to this valley. In other words, at the
present time and for some time past.
an excursionist buying a ticket from
Phenix to Chicago and return paid
SO more for it than a Chicago excur-
Sionist paid from there to Phenix and
return After July l the rate Will be
the same from either end of the line.
Republican.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid So
ciety and number of their friends
met at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Corbin last evening and enjoyed an
evening Of good fellowship. \ very
interesting literary and musical pro-
gram was rendered and it was greatly
enjoyed by the forty or fifty people
present. After the program had been
rendered the ladies of the aid society
and few others present gave in their
dollars which they had been earning
in some out-of -the-usual manner. and
with each dollar was a poem reciting
the experience of earning the same
Some OF the poems were very amusing
and this feature Of the evening social
was a great success and Melted the la
dies over thirty dollars. Refresh
ments were also served.
Messrs. Joe Archembeau. Sam Hub
bard. ir.. and Ben Hartwick have re-
turned from an extended hunting trip
to the Tonic basin and Mogollon
country. They have been gone about
month and during that time killed
one bear. two lions, and saw lots of
deer and antelope, but being good law
abiding citizen of course they did
not shoot any of them. OF course if
they found any dead ones there was
nothing to prevent them from eating
them and they certainly do not look
like they had gone hungry while they
were away. Hartwick says be never
did like bear meat anyhow Their
trip was most enjoyable one and the
i-yarus they will tell Tor the next
six months to their confidential
friends won't bother them a bit
Two DRINKS were before His Honor,
Judge MaLane. this morning and we're
given the customary allowance. Two
fellows had been taken in out of the
cold last night by Night Waterman
Giles for fighting. When they were
brought before Judge McLane this
morning they were Mortified to think
that they should be accused of batter
ing each other up when they were the
dearest of friends. They looked so
dove like hat the judge postponed
their hearing till :: 30 this evening
when Officer Giles could be present
to tell his version of the story. If
it should not agree with the two low
ing frieuds. they may be given an op-
portunity of working side by side and
drinking out of the same city can
teen for the next fifty or sixty days.
From Thursdays Daily.
Frank Licklider. the Poland mer-
chant. is in Prescott today on bust
ness.
Keep in mind the entertainment of
the athletic club for Friday night,
June II
Deputy Sheriff Frank Ruiz went to
Seligman this morning on official
business.
See the exciting fencing bout at the
athletic club entertainment at Dough
erty hall Friday night, June u.
Mrs. F. J. Phelps and children and
Miss NJ H. Lamson left this morning
for Chicago where they Will spend the
summer.
Misses Theresa and Winnifred Fred
ericks returned home from San Fran
cisco last night where the latter has
been attending Mill college.
Misses Foster and Dicus, two of
Jerome's charming young ladies, who
have visited in Prescott for several
days. left for the big copper camp this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Suder left this
morning for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in the east.
They expect to be gone two or three
months.
Miss Eta Dewitt left this morning