Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-02

city Wednesday evening at the resi-
 dence of Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Lester,
 the happy principals to which were
 Daniel McGIone and Emma P.
 Cowden. The ceremony was performed
 by Rev. c. A. Hyatt.
 Joseph Myers came to town yesterday
 from Thompson valley suffering ter
 ribly from the effects of receiving a
 silver of steel in his eye from a nail
 which he was driving. Dr. Day suc- ceeded in locating the troublesome silver and removing it and it is only a matter of few day until the eye
 will be all right again.
 From a private letter (which was re- ceived recently in this city from c.
 B. Mosher, one of the old timers in this county, but who is now in Cliff ton Springs, New York, it is learned that he is confined to his bed with a broken hip which was caused from falling on the ice. He was employed by Hermann Voge for many years. 1.
 The Journal Miner acknowledges the receipt of a copy of Governor Brodie's last report to the secretary of the interior. The report is one of the most comprehensive and complete presentations of the conditions as they exist in Arizona and.of her pos abilities and future needs, that has ever been compiled and the report will undoubtedly do great deal of good for the commonwealth.
 W. B. Stevens, who has held the po- sition of cashier in the freight office and ticket agent at the depot, has re- signed his position and left for St. Louis where he has position as ticket agent with the St. Louis exposition. MT. Stevens is said to be: ::an expert in that line of work. ". R. Skinner, of Los Angeles, has been appointed in his place and arrived alday or two ago to enter upon his new duties.
 A letter has been received from Rev. McIntier stating that he will not be able to return to this city to i'll his charge as pastor of the NJ. E. church. He ordered his household goods forwarded to him in Los An geles. He also states that he is try ing to make arrangements with a pas tor of a church near Los Angeles to trade charges with him, and although the arrangements have not been con- pleted be expects to have the matter arranged soon.
 Hon. Thomas Roach, ex-chairman of the board of supervisors, has been at the Mercy hospital for several days but is rapidly recovering from a sur gical operation which was performed for a rupture by pr. McNally. The operation was a most successful one and Mir. Roach says he will be able to return to the Bradshaw mountains again in few days to look after hIs mining interests. MT. Roach is one of Yavapai county's most hon ored and respected citizens and his recovery is matter of good news to his host of friends.
 It has been rumored for several days that suit to prevent the sale of the $500, 900 worth of bonds 10 construct a city water system, was to be filed in the district court by the Phenix Wa ter company. This rumor gerw out of the visit of Judge Ainsworth and Harry Heap to-New York recently, but both refused to confirm the report until yesterday. MT. Heap acknowl- edges that their visit to the east was for the purpose of consulting Judge Dillon, the corporation lawyer of New York, and also for the purpose of re- taining him in the case. Mir. Heap intimated that the suit would be filed some time next week.-GaZette.