Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-10-26

IuuISudy SNeHluB at IheII hos1qudI- ters at PAS Granite street, and sll peo- pie are welcome to such to hear the issues discussed. At the meeting last night James Green was elected as pres ident, Timothy Webster, vice presi- dent, Monroe Ferguson, secretary, George Johnson, treasurer, and Joseph Webb, sergeant at arms.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 Pat Keohane has returned from his visit to Jerome.
 Father Quetu came up yesterday from the south.
 Banker M. B. Hazeltine want to Phenix on Tuesday, freight train.
 Thomas Ellis, jr., representing the Los Angeles Times, is visiting Pres colt.
 Yavapai lodge, No. 35S, Fraternal Brotherhood will give ball on Friday evening in Dougherty hall.
 Light refreshments will be served on Friday night at the musical at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Lit.
 The jury in Phenix in the ease of Bissell Thomas, an attorney, charged with embezzlement, returned verdict of guilty.
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 WANTED-Four good heavy mules.
 State age, weight and price. Ad-
 dress Pfau G. Nj. & R. O.,
 10x26x2w Cherry, Ariz.
 Pedro Morales, who cut a Mexican in the arm at Seligman soms time since has been held under $500 bonds to answer to the grand jury.
 Mrs. William Gammill left on Fester- days train for a visit east being sum- moned there by telegram announc- ing the. serious illness of her father.
 Mrs. J. L. Munds and her two child ren will leave tomorrow for a visit to the St. Louis exposition. On their return they will go to Los Angeles to spend the winter.
 James Symons died yesterday morn ing of pneumonia and will be ouried this afternoon from the undertaking parIors of H. M. Maus $ Go. He was blacksmith by trade.
 A. c. Massey, superintendent of the McCabe mine and ". l.. Dustin who is largely interested in the property, were in town Tuesday. MT. Dustin will leave today for the east.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega- tional church will meet this Wadnes- day afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. T. G. Norris. There will be I mis- sionary program rendered. This meet ing will also be the annual thank offering meeting.
 Engineer Hill of the Tonto Basin reservoir, IS desirous of letting a con- tract for the transportation o< 5000 barrels of oil from Mesa City to Tonto 1 Basin. Parties having tank wagons and desirous of securing work should l communicate with him.
 Redmond Toohey, who has the con- tract for hauling coke from JerCme to | the Iron King smeIter was a passenger | on yesterdays south bound freight | train en route to Phenix. Mr. Toohey | was one of the contractors o1 the | Atlantic and Pacific railroad and also ! built the first mile of the grade of the Santa Fe Prescott and Phenix read.
 Ed Adams, who stole S70 from James | Adams, mother on Sunday was ap- prehended on Monday evening ty Mir. Adams and brought back to Prescott | and had his trial Tuesday beofre Jus tice Talbot All of this money ex- cept S1. 70 was recovered and Justice Talbot let him off with fine of 80 or thirty days in jail. Not having the $50 he is in jail.
 Funeral services were conducted on Monday morning over the remains of the late W. J. Craft at his lata resi- dence on Marina street, which vas at tended by members of the Knights of Pythias lodge in body and alsc by large number of citizens of Prescott. At the conclusion of tbe services, the body was taken to the railroad station and shipped to Bay City, Michigan, his former home for interment It was accompanied by the sorrowing vii dow and fatherless children and by Harry Joy and Miss Joy, brother and sister of Mrs. Craft
 s. s. Walstrum left Tuesday for New York where he will reside In the future and where hIs wife and child have been for some time The climate |