Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-06-17

NhSAo bhOg Will cpouU OOup1o vi
months visiting at the various re-
sorts.
The city council held a short ses-
sion yesterday afternoon but owing to
the absence of the city attorney there
was no business of any Importance
transacted.
Mrs. R. E. Morrison left this morn
ing for Denver to bring her daughter
home who has been attending school
at Loretto Heights, about seven miles
from Denver.
Supt. B. H.Gray is in town from the
Merchants Mining company's prop
erty ON Big Bug. He reports every
thing going along smooth at the COM
pany's property and development
work progressing nicely.
Schrader, the divine spieler, is in
Jail at Nogales. His appearance has
long since been indecent. His long
hair which is not the glory of man as
it is of a woman, and his parti-coIor-
ed robe are offensive to all we'll or
dered people.
David Finnie, editor and manager
of the boarding house at the Lion
Mining company's property on Cherry
creek, is in Prescott today on bust
ness. He says there is likelihood of
the company beginning operations
again in the near future.
There are about 80 cars of oil in
the big tank at the S. F. P. and P.
railroad yards, and all the apparatus
has arrived for putting in the oil
burners on the enignes of the line and
it is expected to have them running
with oil in about thirty days.
The north bound passenger was over
a half hour late this morning on &C
count of the heavy rain, it being one
of the regular excursion days and a
number of people we're bound for the
coast, and the two extra cars of the
Tent City band gave the engine about
all it could do to pull over the sum-
NIT.
A bumper is being put in at the end
of the depot platform where the hacks
and buses back up to the platform
to meet the trains Heretofore when
hack would strike the platform it
would nearly knock the men out of
their chairs in the train dispatchers'
office, and this new bumper is being
put in to avoid this.
The members of the Epworth
League, of the NJ. E. church are ar
ranging for lawn social at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Talbot,
corner of Gurley and Pleasant streets,
to be given next Wednesday evening,
June II. EAn admission fee of 10
cents will be charged which will in
clude refreshments.
Mrs. Kirwagen and daughter, Miss
Rose, left this morning for the we'll
known Haskell 4 Kirwagan ranch in
the Verde valley, where they expect to
make their future home. This is one
of the largest and finest ranches in
this section of country and has ole of
the finest orchards in Arizona from
which tons of delicious peaches, ap-
pies and all kinds of berries are ship
ped every season.
The Model Mining company has
made a change in its system of book
keeping and has transferred all that
kind of work to its Chicago office
The services of R. a. Carter, who has
been the book keeper for the company
at McCabe for some time past, have
consequently been dispensed with,
and he will leave in day or two for
California where he expects to make
his future home. He will go by way
of the Grand Canyon and will spend
several days visiting this great nat
ural wonder.
Word was received in Prescott this
afternoon that W. NJ. Munds, who has
been at the point of death for several
weeks, has DIED this morning at the
residence of Henry Schuerman on Oak
Creek. The funeral will be held at 8
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and the
body inferred at the Cottonwood GEM
etery under the auspices of the Ma
sonic lodge of which he had been an
honored member for many years. His
son, j. L. Munds, and daughter, Mrs.
Dr. Carrier, were at his side when be
passed away.
The Phenix Republican seems tc
have gotten things pretty badly mixed
in an article today concerning the
trial of the Goddard murderers. The
article had the trial to commence yes
terday when in fact it did not begin
until this afternoon. Instead of there
being one man who positively identi
fles the prisoners as the Mexicans who
visited the Goddard place and com.
mitted the horrible crime, there are
at least four persons who POSITIVELY
identify them. This afternoon ha:
been devoted to impaneling jury.
In the July Delineator Miss Clara
E. Laughlin discusses i'll a very inter
estingEmanner woman's foreign rela
tions, that is, her relations with thos,
outside the family circle. Her poin
is that every relation, whether will
superiors, interiors or equals, is al
element in the development of char
acter. Admiration for those who ar,
above one-in wisdom, in ability, il
goodness-is an inspiration. Rela
tions with interiors, those who are de
pendent upon one, develop in on,
gentleness, tenderness, sympathy-anC
the capacity to love, to be a friend
is, indeed, woman's greatest distinc
ton. With those who stand on one
own plane no relation is one sided
for whatever good one does there i
adequate return, if not in fact, in tn
consciousness of good deeds perform
ed. 1t takes a deal of tact, also, t.
know when and what to give of one
bounty, for we can do harm in givin
as in taking.
The closing exercises of the kinder
garten yesterday afternoon at the Cd