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

r, xHEhE " Mk B. Bakersfield, California, where the d expect to make their future home. Il A carload of Mexican laborers, abou e fifty five in all, came up from the Sal " river valley this morning to go t
 work on the P. & E. railroad in tn n Bradshaw mountains.
 Joseph Acherigi, prominent sheel
 man of this county, left this morn
 ing for St. Johns. He recently pur
 chased quite a band of sheep il t Apache county and goes there to mak d preparations to bring them to thi y place.
 The following names comprise tn,
 roll of honor at the Sunday school O 0 the Advent Mission, Episcopal, fol g the month of August: *Edith Gar D field, Lily Moser, Belle Hill, Louis, Draper, Mabel Brisley. #Punctua
 every time.
 r Deputy Sheriff Geo. Heisler wa: . taken sick yesterday evening at the 7 court house and gradually grew worse ? until he had to be taken home in a 3 hack. He was very ill during the night and is still confined to his bed, but is thought to be better today.
 The following persons took the ex- animation for teachers certificate be- } fore Supt. J. B. Jolly yesterday and ) the papers were forwarded to the ter ritorial board of examiners for grad } ing: R. E. Dyer, Misses Florence BaIrd, Lillian Glssby, and Blanche Lowry.
 The enrolment of the city schools for the first month last year was 432, while the enrolment the first day of school this year showed 453 pupils present. This indicates that the num- Der will be considerably larger this year than last, and is an index to the growth of the city.
 Miss Fulcher, who has been visiting for several days with her brother, A. P. FulcbeH in this city, left this morning for the Grand Canyon. After a few days spent there she will go to Los Angeles, where she will spend the winter. She may return to Prescott next spring to spend the summer.
 The work of taking testimony in the injunction case has been in prog ress all day in the district court and the witnesses for the plaintiff had not all been examined at the time of go- ing to press. The case has attracted considerable interest from its import ance, and the court room shas been we'll filled both yesterday and today.
 As an indication of the value of the Journal Miner as an advertising me- dium, gentleman in this city placed an advertisement in these columns Tuesday evening offering a range for sale and early Wednesday morning there were three persons called on him to buy the stove. He sold it be- fore noon that day.
 The United States civil service com mission announces an examination on September 9, 1903, to secure eligibles from which to make certification to fill fourteen vacancies in the position of civil engineer in the Philippine service, at salaries ranging from sl400 to $500 per annum, and other similar vacancies as they may occur in the Philippine service.
 Mrs. Ruiz, wife of Deputy Sheriff Frank Ruiz, and little baby, left this morning for St. Johns, Apache coun- ty, where she will spend several months with her mother, Mrs. Col. Hunt. Mrs. Ruiz health has been quite poor for some time and she hopes to be improved by the change of climate to lower altitude.
 Rev. s. F. Heilman, pastor of the Free Methodist church of Pbenix, is at the Prescott Mission, and will preach Friday evening, Sunday after noon and evening, and every evening next week except Monday. Rev. Heil- man is a spiritual man and an able preacher, and all will do we'll to hear him.
 The Prescott lodge of Eagles are making preparation to give another grand entertainment in the near fu- ture. The exact date has not yet been settled, but our people will anxiously watch for the announcement of the date as the Eagles have come to be looked upon as among the best enter. tainers of the city.
 According to the Tombstone Epi- taph, the people of that section meet death with glad hand. A Mexican, who had been in Agua Prieta on a protracted spree, filling up on mescal, had his final leash in" Knowing that he had not long to live, he ex- pressed desire to die while listening to music. In accordance with his de- sire man who could play the guitar was found and he played for half an hour. The Mexican two stepped into I the other world.
 O. 4. HesIa, who recently returned | to Prescott after a visit of several weeks in Iowa, Illinois and Michigan, states that the people iE those states seem to be very prosperous and con tented and the country looks splen- did, but he was glad to get back to old Tavapai county and see her pine trees and mountains and breathe the cool, fresh, bracing air, and even the big granite boulders looked good to him. When fellow once gets to be Hassayamper its mighty hard to wean him of it.
 Governor Brodie's report for the territory of Arizona is now on its way to Washington. 1t contains 700 type written pages and several illustrations showing the industries of the terri tory, mining camps, cities, etc. Ap- 1 plicatiOns for completed reports will U l. Al Al L1N