Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-12-21

the delivery of 10000 bricks to Joe Roberts, who will rebuild his slaugh ter house northwest of town on the same site as before. The new building will be very much larger than the one destroyed by fire, and it will also be practically fire proof. Workmen are now engaged in the work.
 By the accidental discharge of a Winchester rife Tuesday evening Lee Edwards, the janitor of the Lawler building, had his heel perforated by bullet. The injuries are but slight, and in a day or so the victim will be on his feet again, and at the same time, he will keep bis eagle eye on any weapon in handling the same again. This was not a case of not knowing the gun was lcaded, but purely an accident that followed an endeavor to unload the weapon.
 Jack Wilson, the foreman of the 5. F. P. & P. boiler makers, was released yesterday from the Sisters hospital after being there for a month. He met with very peculiar accident at the shops in this city, stepping on an iron scrap pile, and turning suddenly broke his leg near the ankle joint. He said yesterday that several years ago he fell from the top of a 60 foot stand . pipe. and escaped without bruise, and does not know how to account for his late misfortune except that he was probably thinking of her and lost his equilibrium. Jack is an excellent workman and a genial fellow, and his many friends are pleased to see him around again.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Joseph Holton, one of the proprie- tors of the Gold Coin saloon is sick with pneuomnia.
 A. c. Massey returned few days since from his visit to the St. Lotus exposition and other eastern cities.
 Frank LickIeider, manager of the Poland store and Frank Ray, also oi Poland, came in on yesterdays train.
 Thursday was pay day at Jerome The monthly pay roll amounts tC about slOO, GOO but only from s25, 900 tC $40, 900 is actually paid out in cash oI pay days.
 John Gray came in from Walker yes terday and will spend the holidays il town. He has just completed con tract sinking shaft on the Shelton group for the Metals Milling Co.
 Preparatory to entering upon hi duties as county recorder Roland Mosher has sold his dairy to Johr Biianconia and John Patcherino. The latter have also purchased the Bennet dairy and delivery wagons. 2 The manual training benefit enter tainment should receive rousing pat ronage. That department of our pub lie schools is destined to be of inesti mable benefit to the boys of thIs city. They are all taking a great interest 1T it.
 H. W. Thudium's new market will be opened this morning. He had { stock of meat placed in it yesterday and had the place lighted up las evening. It is a very neat little mar ket, the fixtures being of the very latest.
 On account of the travelOgues to bt given during Christmas week by MT Burton Holmes for the benefit of th' Manual Training fund the sale o cooked food announced for the day before Christmas has been indefinitely postponed.
 After the suggestion was made Il court yesterday that George W. Sine be permitted to show the jury jus how a man could tie his hands behind his back with baling wire, look O disappointment came over the face o the audience when the court rulet against 1t.
 J. c. Herndon, T. G. Norris and c E. Minier have incorporated the NeN t York Arizona Copper company wit , a capital stock of S100,000 The di rectors of the company are RIchart Limburger, H. F.. Kean, Horace J T Subers, G. W. Middleton and T. c Norris.
 e W. M Hardy, manager of the Polan, a American store, came in on horsebacl yesterday afternoon and returns t camp this morning. He reports every thing very quiet at Poland, and say nothing in the way of activity can b expected in that camp until after tb D holidays.