Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-21

 and will leave on tonight's train for his home.
 ! The weather moderated considerably last night the temperature this morn ing being 30 above zero. Today has been cloudy.
 Final settlement was made yester- day in the estate of W. H. Throne, deceased, which has been in the pro- bate court nearly ten years.
 N. B. Johnston, of the firm of John ston and Blount, Pacific coast agents for the Malta Vita Pure Food com pany, is in Prescott, on business trip.
 M A. Lawler has taken position in the court house having been ap- pointed deputy county recorder. The time was years ago when MT. Lawler occupied desk in that building as under sheriff, and was a courteous and obliging official. We congratu- late Mir. Farley on his selection as Mr. Lawler will make an efficient deputy.
 J. H. Clinkscales, the well known adjuster and insurance man, who has been with Martindell, Horne and Go. for the past year, has accepted the position of special agent for Arizona and Southern California to represent four of the leading fire insurance companies. MT. c. and family left Prescott on Monday to the regret of numerous friends.
 The local corps of the Salvation Army will be officered by Capt. and Mrs. McClelland and Lieut.. Makes, all from Pasadena, California. The officers are good singers and instru- mentalists and are Salvationists of long standing. Friday night, Janu- ary 16, they will conduct their first meetings, one on the street and one at their hall A cordial welcome awaits every one to these meetings.
 Mrs. Pounds young son met with a painful accident late yesterday after noon at the Prescott steam laundry. The little fellow was playing around the laundry near where the exhaust steam pipe empties into pool, and not knowing how hot the water was he stepped into the pool with one foot, and the skin from his knee down wa; scalded off. Dr. Fitzsimmons was at once summoned and attended to the injuries which while very painful, the doctor says twill not prove danger ous.
 The social dance given by the w. O. W. ledge last night in connection with their installation of officers. was nice affair in every respect. A nice little repast was served which was en- ioyed by all present, and at least eighty couples enjoyed the dancing after the ceremonies were over. Every one enjoyed themselves i'm measurably, judging from the many complimentary remarks that were heard. W. s. Goldsworthy as floor manager carried the honors with great credit for himself and the lodge.
 The annual meeting of the Congre- gational church last evening at the residence of Judge and Mrs. R. E. Sloan was a very pleasant affair. Members of the congregation turned out to the number of over 100. The first part of the evening was occupied with business at which the various reports were read. all of which were very satisfactory, showing a healthy growth and condition of the church. After business came the social fea- ture of the evening which proved very enjoyable to all present. Re treatments were served during the evening and the gathering was pro- nounced one of the most enjoyable ever held under the auspices of the church, the socials always being pleas ant.
 From Fridays Daily.
 W. G. Wingfield is in town from Camp Verde.
 That snow promised by the weather bureau appeared on schedule time to- day.
 O.. N. Marron has been elected pres ident of the Territorial Fair Associa- tion.
 Superintendent Bell of the Mud Hole mine, came in on this morn ing's train.
 Mayor-Elect Burke was given a pair of wings last night in the Eagles aerie. He can soar now.
 Mark Bradley, superintendent of the Lion Gold Mining company, is registered at the Burke.
 A. l.. Morris has gone to Castle Creek hot springs to recuperate from an attack of pneumonia.
 F. H. Hudson, representing A. Shil- lings and Co.,, of San Francisco, is visiting the merchants of Prescott and is registered at the Burke.
 Victor V. Bloom, member of the firm of R. W. Bloom and Sons, whole sale clothiers of New York, is spend ing few days in Prescott on business and pleasure.
 Mrs. J.Andrews wife of J. Andlt lt-.-, one of the proprietors of the Prescott hotel, returned on last nights train from Los Angeles, where she has been for the past week.
 T. J. Morrison has gone from Phe- nix to attend the session of the legis- lature of which he is d member. Mrs. Morrison will go to Phenix tomorrow night to join him and remain in Phe- nix during the winter.
 The Eagles had an attendance of l25 members at their meeting last night. Twelve new Eagles were also added to the aerie. This order is having a boom in Prescott just now, its mem bership having passed the 200 mark.
 Advices received from the Santa Fe shops at Topeka. state that the new car being built for F. M Murphy is about ready for removal. In the dec oration of the interior of the car a great deal of Mayer onyx is used. The car will cost about s7. .-Cour fer According to the abOVe ouOta-