Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-30


 day appeared before Probate Judge Hicks and requested of that official that H. l.. Wood be appointed as ad- ministratOr of the estate of thair faith CT, and December 12th was set as the day for hearing the same. The prop erty left by the decaesed consists of real estate in this city and patented mining ground in the Bradshaw noun tains.
 WANTED-Quickly, few persons to represent long established wholesale house among retail mercheats and agents. Local territory of few coun- ties. SIS salary and expenses paid weekly. Expense money avdanced. Commission extra. Permanent engage ment. Business successful. Previous experience not essential. Enclose self addressed envelope. Address, Super lntendent Travellers, 325 Dear born St., Chicago.
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 Lee Pfau and wife came ir yester- day from the Pfau mines and left for the east where they will spend the holidays, returning here after New Years. MT. Pfau reports good progress being made on the big reduction plant which they are installing and len car loads of machinery and lumber have already been hauled out and a much greater amount is yet to come forward before the plant is completed. The company continues to push develop ment work and will have enough ore blocked out to guarantee continuous supply when .heir 120 ton mill goes into commission early in the new year.
 The Eagles will hold theis annual of officers on Thursday even- ing of this week, and in addition to that there will be social entertain ment for all after that event. 1t is not necessary to state that this organiza tion knows how to entertain it's guests. They are at home with all aud their methods of generosity are cemented firmly with all classes of our people. They cannot be excelled in their fel- lowship.
 Mrs. A. E. Smith will have a special sale this afternoon commencing at ? o'clock of the millinery goods left over from the auction sale of a week ago. The articles to be disposed of consist of an elegant collection of hats, and other articles of use for the ladies, and the same have been marked down to a very low figure, less than half of their cost. Mrs. Smith is prepar- Ing to return to California, hence this bargain sale to close everything put today.
 Prescott Lodge No IA. A. O. U. W. held an unusually interesting session last night. Financier Goldsworthy who was representative to ths Grand Lodge recently held in Tucson made a 'eport of his trip. Upon finishing odge business the Degree of Honor with quite a number of their friends were found to be awaiting. The hall vas cleared, music furnished and a lance program taken up. In the mean ime nice lunch was being prepared nd was spread in the banquet room. bout hundred people were present ] nd the occasion was greatly enjoyed | y all. The Degree of Honor have a mack of getting up impromptu affairs f this kind which is no small feature | 7ith our local Workman Lodge
 Hon. l. T. Stoddard, who since re- | ring from the office of secretary of | Irizona has devoted him time and at ention to the pursuit of mining, came | p from Phoenix on Tuesday morning nd will leave for the Copper noun am region today to examine She iD- erests he possesses at that poins. MT. toddard has been identified with hat particular section for many years, nd still clings tenaciously to the be ef that development work will re- ard him handsomely, and in which he practical mining element of this ounty supports him.
 The United States grand jury has ompleted its labors and adjoarned. he charge against McClung ard Me Iahon was ignored. They were sup osed to be Irize fighters. Juan Can elaria pleaded guilty to occupying raging lands on forest reserse and ill pay $50 for so doing. The case f Sam Miller who was indicted for utting wood on government land ithout permit, was passed for the arm. The hackneyed case of selling hisky to an Indian was up of course ) the grand jury, and Pablo Coron- a was indicted for that otfense. The