Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-11-11
From Wednesdays Daily.

ing DOuuu lOT the ranges III the uOIbu-
ern part of the territory.
A. P. Fulcher, of the auditor
office of the S. F. P. & p. railroad
company, returned last evening from
his visit to California.
Father Jarard, vicar general of Ari-
IONA. arrived here from Tucson a few
days since on short professional visit
to the Prescott parish.
Mrs. j. II. Collins returned this
morning from attending the funeral of
her late husband which occurred in
PheniX on Tuesday afternoon.
District Attorney f. S. Clark re-
turned last night from attending court
at Kingman. He says that court will
probably adjourn there this evening.
ID. J. Sullivan returned this morn
ing from trip to Chicago in the in
terest of the Alaska Gold Mining
company. He has been absent about
a month.
Mrs. S. c. Miller returned last
night from visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Hugo Behan, i'll Los Angles
The latter has recovered from her re
cent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. henderson,
who have been residing in Prescott for
several months for the benefit of the
formers health, left this morning for
Los Angeles.
Fred H. Keddington, "a bookbinder
formerly in the employ of the H. H.
Mcneil company in Phenix, arrived
on today's train from the south for a
brief visit here.
The excursion over the P. Il E.
road to the end of the track at the
summit of the mountain on November
10 promises to be a great success.
Fare for the round trip is only 81. 80.
Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells are ex-
pected to arrive home this evening or
tomorrow from an extended trip to st.
Louis, Chicago and other eastern
cities. They have been absent for
about two months
f. l.. McCIosHey and family left on
this mornings train for Pasadena.
Mr.. McCloskey has been engaged in
mining in the Chaparral country for
the past two or three years, and his
family have resided here for some
time.
Archie Grant and c. E. Gentry left
today for a bear hunting trip in the
Mogollon mountains. Father Quetu
and ]. d. Wakely will leave in a few
days to join them there. They expect
to exterminate the bears in that sec
ton of the country.
The lady minstrels repeated their
performance last evening in Odd Eel
lows hall. While the attendance was
not as large as on Monday evening
the ladies, if anything, excelled their
former performance, on account of
their greater familiarity with the
stage.
A furnace has been placed in the
Episcopal church building, thus en-
surfing warmth at all the services Of
The church, especially the early cele-
of the Holy Communion The
work was under the supervision Of
VIM. Elliott, of Whittlesey & Elliott,
and was carried out by Messrs. Brown
Bros, of this city.
The monthly tea of the Ladies
Iuild, Of the Episcopal church, which
vas given yesterday at the residence
If Mrs. Brisley. was well attended
md was very successful. 4 number
If useful articles were on sale. besides
/ large number of beautiful flowers.
The latter particularly found a ready
3ale. Refreshments were also served.
The United States civil service
announces an examnia-
ion on Dec. >, 1903, to secure elig-
bles from which to make certifica-
lion to fill four vacancies in the posi-
ion of electrician or electrical me-
shanic in the government printing
office, Washington, D. c., at 81 per
lay, and other similar vacancies a.
hey may occur. Also on Decem Der
an examination will be held to Sc
cure eligibles fOm which to make GER
.ification of electric elevator construc-
ion in the government printing
office, Washington. d. c.. at 81 per
lay, and other similar vacancies as
hey occur.
The officers of the Athlefic Club are
to organize a mems clas5
among the members for systematic
physical training, to meet once
week, and in order to make the course
attractive to business men and Others
the club will for the next thirty days
enroll members for the regular month
" due Cf 3, thus remitting the regu
lar initiation fee of five dollars. This
offer is open for thirty days only.
Citizens wishing to take advantage of
this opportunity should see or ad-
dress a note to Julian Willard. The
facilities of the club include a com
plete gymnasium, hot and cold and
shower baths and lockers, are at
the disposal of the members at all
hours Of the day and evening.
From Thursdays Daily.
Pat Barrett is in town from the Jer-
sey Lily country today.
T. A. Lewis and wife came down
from Ash Fork last night.
John Hansen came in today from
the Jersey Lily to look at the amin
ais.
L. E. Corbin, one of the proprietors
of the Hotel Burke drug store. is
quite sick threatened with an attack
Of typhoid fever,
OF account o. an accident to the