Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-16

: of irrigation and as much to mining.
 The books will be ready for circula-
 tion in two months.
 There was a free for all fight at Je- ) rome Junction last night between a , lot of boiler makers who had come over from Jerome, and bunch of ho- bos. The fight started over some ar gument and one of the hobos proceed ed to stab one of the boiler makers six times in the side with small pocket knife. Another boiler maker attempt ed to take the knife away from the hobo when he got pretty badly cut on the arm. The hobos got away and started for Ash Fork and the injured men were brought to Prescott and their wounds were dressed by physi- elan.
 The sale of the Arizona Democrat, which has been pending tor some time, has been effected, the purchaser being the Phenix Enterprise. The price has not yet been given out, nor do the new owners say just what the future of the paper will be. It is probable, though, that the weekly edition will be continued until the legal advertising contracts have been fulfilled. The only part of the affairs of the paper which has not been ad- justed is the claim of Sam F. Webb for about s4500. That, however, has been secured by bond. d.-Republican.
 From Fridays Daily.
 A typographical union has been or ganized in Douglas.
 John Lawler came up from his Hill side mine this morning.
 Supervisor Geo. Schuerman has been confined to his bed for several days
 Mrs. c. NJ. Beall and children were passengers this morning for Los An geles.
 E. Ganze and wife returned to their home in Phenix last evening after a short visit in Prescott.
 Lawrence P Butler, first lieutenant in the second infantry, arrived in Prescott from the north last night.
 The citizens of Flagstsff have de- cided to hold fall carnival on Fri day and Saturday, September 25th and 26tb.
 Mrs. R. F. Fellow. wife of the man ager of the Harvey house al Ash Fork. ! came down to Prescott last evening to do some shopping.
 Jack Farrell has resigned as super intendent of the McCabe mine. It is not known yet who will succeed MT. Farrell in that position.
 Omer Cox, representing the Sim mons Hardware company, of St. | Louis, the largest hardware firm in 1 the world. is in Prescott lin the inter est of his house.
 Dr. McCandless received wire this | morning to proceed at once to Je- rome Junction as Mrs. John Sessions | was very ill. He went up on the north bound passenger train.
 Dixon Fagerberg. the popular com mission broker, returned last evening | from spending several weeks at the various coast resorts of California. | He reports a most enjoyable trip.
 W. H. Horton went to Ash Fork l this morning to meet Mrs. Horton | and the children who are expected to | arrive home tonight after spending | the summer in California with rela- tives.
 Ye Lee, Chinaman who is said to be an old resident of this country, 1 having been employed as a cook in the | different camps in this vicinity for ! ten or twelve years, was arrested and | brought in from the Grown King sec | tion yesterday.
 Coy Carey reports his stage line do- ing big business. So big in fact, | that it has already outgrown his fond | est anticipations and arrangements, | and he will have to put on large | four horse team to enable him to | handle the business.
 'The Bachelors are making prepa- rations for one of the most pleasant | socials of the season. Responses have been received from most of the three hundred invitations sent out which | would indicate that Old Bachelors are quite drawing card after all.
 Mrs. T. B. Carter. who was brought ]