Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-04

a oil Co. AlOl oNo SIdu. o ------------------------- - e Later reports state that the accident
 was due to an operator at Vail , station failing to give orders to ! the west bound limited to meet the
 east bound train at that place. Jack
 Bruce, one of the engineers killed, ! was one of the oldest engineers in the employ of the company. Photographer A. E. Suppiger. who has recently moved his studio to the l Dunkirk room in the Lawler block, has a very striking new sign in the window, advertising bis business ] The sign is the handiworll of Alb An
 derson, of the Brisley Drug company,
 who has a reputation of being as fine
 a sign writer as there is in this sec tiOn.
 Next Sunday. the twenty-second an
 niversary of the Christian Endeavor
 movement, will be observed at the ser
 vices in the Congregational church. An appropriate address will be given
 by the pastor in the morning at II
 o'clock, at which the members of the senior and junior societies will at tend. In the evel ing l song service will be given bv tie les ular choir as sisted by seve- l other musicians. c. F. Cox came in today from San der's station where he has been en- gagged in teaching school. He was compelled to close the school owing to small pOX having broken out in the family of James Cook, four members of it being down with the disease. It was communicated to them by let ter received from a member of the family in Colorado who was nursing a small poX patient. Dr. McNally was called yesterday to treat the sick members of the family.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 The board of supervisors will meet 1 Monday.
 T. G. Norris returned today from PheniX. J. H. Emmert returned today from a visit to Los Angeles.
 J. R. Liston returned last night 1 from months visit with his family in San Diego.
 H. J. Allen. financial agent of the 1 United Verde Copper company, is in Prescott today.
 J. H. Farrell, superintendent of the McCabe Extension Mining company Is in town today.
 Mrs. Geo. Gage came up from Tempe today to visit with the family of Robert Burmister.
 Henry Essinger. the we'll known | commercial traveller, went north on this mornings train.
 ". NJ. Mcdonald has returned from | Winslow and the petrified forests where he has been he past week.
 General Manager Ben Blanchard. of | the Iron King mine, left yesterday | for Needles, California, on mining | business.
 Mrs. Julia Murphy filed her final statement as guardian of the minor Murphy children, today, with the probate court.
 C. s. Thompson. of Jerome. today | filed his final statement of account as administrator ill the estate of Thos. Dwyer, deceased, and was discharged.
 Legislators T. J. Morrison and l.. k. Barrow, who represent Iavapai | county in the house. came up from PheniX today to spend Sundays at home.
 Mrs. Rose Martin, administratrix of the estate of Charles Martin. de ceased, filed her final settlement of | the affairs of the estate today with Probate Judge Hicks and was released from further duties
 T entertainment given by the Al ts Jciety last night was a complete SIC. ess and afforded a very enjoyable evening to a large number of ladies and gentlemen. c. $. Thompson. editor e the Jerome Reporter was the recil. of handsome prize.
 Don't iorc f the meeting to be held tomorrow at crnoon in Dougherty hall at cock sharp for the pur- pose of orguu ,s ng the athletic club. Every signer O. the two petitions k earnestly requested to be present, as business of importance will be trans acted.
 \ man named Stewart from Mesa City was one of be victims of the Southern Pacific wreck. He was on his way 10 BisAeo ,o visit his daugh- ter. whose husbeGd was killed a few lays since in railroad wreck, and by the cruel irol C' fate he lost his life in a wreck.
 Lon Your who was a deputy sheriff unGyr .. L. Munds. left for Seiigman to- from which place he will go to r. Munds' large stock ranch where e will assist in taking care of ta, several thousand head of cattle aL, .orses ranging there.
 Ea-iorG Winsor, the newspaper prince of Southern Arizona. is in Prescott shaking hands with his nu- mcrous friends. Mr. Winsor is not oniy an all round good newspaper man but one of the best printers in the west, being about equal to a type setting machine when ii comes to sticking type.
 A tract of land on Indian Creek which was escheated to the territory some time since through the death of its owner. was sold by Sheriff Roberts today. It consists of l60 acres. and the bidding on it was quite spirited. It was knocked down to Ziba O. Brown. of the Prescott Title company for S625, or little less than S4 per acre.
 Druggist Harry Brisley is having his beuatiful home on South Pleasant street remodeled and a number of changes made both on the interior and exterior. One of the most i'm portant changes being the addition of large conservatory on the south side of the house, which will contain hun dreds of fine potted plants.
 Meth odist Episcopal church, 133 N. Marina street, A. M. Gibbons, pastor. Services tomorrow as follows: Preach ing by the pastor at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Subject of the morning ser mon, Truth. Its Source and Power," John S:32; subject of the evening ser mon, Adam" " Gen. 2:7 and l2:7. the first of a series of sermons on Bible Characters. Sunday school at l2:l5 D. m. Epworth League at 6:30 D. m. The public is cordially invited to all the services.
 W. B. Kelly of the 3isbee Review. was passenger on the west bound limited on the Southern Pacific on Wednesday morning which was in the terrible collision at Nail's station. MT. Kelly escaped unhurt and gives