Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-20

niversary OF the institution OF the
lodge. The members of the order
we're assisted in the celebration by
their sisters, the Rebekahs. An in
teresting program was rendered con-
sistiDg of vocal and instrumental
music and recitations. Delicious re-
freshments were served and dancing
was INDUCED in and a general good
time enjoyed.
The Guaranty Savings and Banking
company, of Phoenix, a recently in
corporated institution has elected the
following officers: President, W. F..
Nichols; Vice President, DR.. ]. NJ.
Swetnam; Treasurer, George H. N.
Luhrs; Cashier, NJ. W. Messenger;
Secretary, F. L. Bloomer; Auditor,
D. Nicholson; Attorney, A. ]. Ed
wards. The company is incorporated
for 81, 600, 600 and will commence bus
ness October l.
The report has just reached here
that Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Detwiler had
the misfortune to lose their nine
months old baby by death in Los
Angeles on Wednesday, July b.. Mrs.
II. W. Mexican received telegram on
Tuesday night announcing its serious
illness and left on Wednesday morn
ing for Los Angeles to render what
assistance she could. Later on We'd
nesdsy a telegram came announcing
the child's death.
Jno. Green, the .auctioneer, has de-
cided to hold an auction sale every
morning at the corner of
Cortez and Gurley streets, and held
the first of these sales last Saturday
at which time he sold quite
a list of articles. This will offer a
good opportunity for people who have
articles that they wish to dispose of
to turn them into cash, and will also
offer people an opportunity to buy
desirable articles at their own prices.
For the mother who is puzzled to
provide novel and attractive forms of
holiday and birthday entertainments
for the little ones an article on
children's parties, in The Delineator
for August, will be of value. In the
same number are excellent cookery
in the form of an Gin
land' seaside dinner and many re-
ceipts of dainty and appetizing dishes
for hot days. Recommendations for hot
weather housekeeping will also prove
useful.
Geo. P. Harrington has completed
the wagon road from Crown King to
the Orc Bella mines. The road is over
an easy grade and is we'll built. Its
completion will not only be of great
benefit to the Tiger Gold company
and to the other companies owning
mining properties in that immediate
vicinity but will also be beneficial to
a large section of country along
Humbug creek, which has been here
tofore compelled to get their supplies
from Phoenix.
Mrs. Mary 4. Brown died on Thurs
DAY July ii, at the family residence
southwest of Prescott, at the age of rs
years. She was the wife of j. H.
Brown and mother of Thomas Brown,
the we'll known vegetable growers.
They had resided in this section for
about thirty years. Deceased was a
member of and regular at
5endant of the Congregational church.
The funeral services were held in |
hat church on Friday afternoon be-
ng conducted by Rev. Il. B. Long.
Larry" Dugan, a we'll known resi- !
lent Of the Aqua Fria section, died
It Dewey on Wednesday, July 13, aged
70 years. Mr.. Dugan was an cid SOL
lier and had resided in this county
or about twenty five years. In the
arly eighties he was engaged in the
business in this section
With Geo. E. c'Shorty") White, and
or several years has been residing on
ranch on the Aqua Fria. He was a
enial and pleasant man, respected
y all who knew him, and an excel
ent citizen.
The interior department has decided
be controversy between the Phoenix
, Eastern railroad and the Arizona
.astern in favor of the former by the
pproval of its map which had been
ent to the department from the Tue
On land Office where it was originally
led. This settles the dispute as to
be right OF way between Kelvin and
be mouth of the canyon the stretch
ground over which the roads have
one to court. Both maps were fled
d the land Office about the same time,
Though the Arizona and Eastern al
eyed priority of filing for their map.