Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-07-29

ger agent OF the Salt Lake railroad
has had his headquarters transferred
from Los Angeles to Salt Lake and
has gone to the latter city with his
family to reside.
At l O'Clock this afternoon Rev. A.
NJ. Gibbons, at the NJ. E. parsonage,
performed the ceremony which united
for life the fortunes of Rev. Paul G.
| Hester and Miss Edith Odell The
groom is the pastor of the NJ L.
church at Jerome, having been in
/ charge Of that church since last April,
and in which time he has made host
of friends by his able, sincere and
consistent pastorage. The bride is
very charming young lady, and has
been resident of Los Angeles having
arrived from that city last night.
They will go at once to Jerome where
they will continue the good work for
the church at that place, and have the
wishes of their friends for happy
and useful life.
H. B. st. Clair, grand master work
man of the A. o. U. W. of the juris-
diction of Arizona aud New Mexico.
visited the lodge of that order in Pres
colt last night and made a rousing
talk to the members present, of whom
there quite large number consider
ing the bad night. The order in this
jurisdiction has had wonderful
growth under the administration of
Mr.. st. Clair, who is an enthusiastic
Workman. The contest which closed
some weeks ago between this jurisdic-
tion and the jurisdiction of Colorado.
for a $50 banner was won by this juris-
diction both in point of actual num-
bers and on a percentage of member
ship.
The board of supervisors have not
succeeded yet in getting the United
Verde Copper company out of the le-
gal woods with that $4,000 present
they made to the company. The com
pany is down on the tax roll for about |
S4S, 600. The taxes being unpaid when
the delinquent roll was made up the |
property was sold for taxes and was
purchased by the territory. When |
Mr.. Allen appeared at the treasurer's
SD, 600 of the county money was pre-
sented to the copper company, and |
instructions to the treas
urer to cancel the sale of the proper
ty, as delinquent, the latter refused
to obey the supervisorial mandate
When the receipt for the S36, 600 was
handed to Mr.. Allen a notation was
written in red ink across the face of
the receipt stating that it was issued
by order of the board of supervisors.
He refused however to cancel the
delinquent sale, so that the company
so far as the records of the county
treasurer show has only paid this
amount on account.
From Thursdays Daily
Sheriff Lovin returned to Kingman
this morning.
]. Marks, the tailor, was a pas
;enger for Los Angeles this morning.
c. G. Stukey came in from the
Bodie mine, near Turkey Greek, this
Ed. Thayer of McCabe was i'll town
and was a welcome caller
1t this office.
E. W. Cheyney, OF Concho, Apache {
county, is in Prescott attending Unit
ID States court. as trial juror
Forest Supervisor +. Il. Stewart and |
I'd Lift and their families have re- :
urned from their camping trip.
Rev. Hester and bride left for their
home in jerome this morning amid
perfect torrent of rice and good
wishes.
Judge Kibbey was "a passenger on !
he north bound train this morning &.
IN his way to Flagstaff and other ;
POINTS in the northern part of the ter
'itory.
Messrs. Murphy, Drake, and En-
merit returned from PheniX by special
rain last evening, where they had !
leen in company with General Bald
win and party.
Mrs. E. J. Bennitt Of Phenix, went :
North to Ash Fork this morning to ,
meet some relatives who are expected !
% arrive from the east today. They ,
will return to Phenix tonight
The jury in the case of the United
States VS.. Farrell returned verdict
If acquittal last evening. The defend
mt was charged with selling whisky
% Indians.
Governor Brodie has appointed Paul
Johns, f. NJ. Sanford, John Hanlon
md A. j. Hurley as delegates from
his county to the American Mining ,
Congress which meets at Deadwood,
5. D., September 7-12.
j. j. Wragovich came up from Pie
nix this morning where he has been
or two or three days on business. He
stopped off for short visit with his ,
host of friends in this city before re
turning to New York
Father Raphael, Franciscan priest,
Of Cincinnati. Ohio, passed through
On this mornings train on his way to !
the Pacific coast on an inspection tour ,
Of the converts in the west. He has
been inspecting the convent at Pie
nix