Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-14
HAPPENINGS IN THE COPPER
 CITY

ing Tuesday night, and several things of interest were taken up. George Goodwin, who was elected at the last meeting. qualified and took his seat as a member of the council. The regu- lar monthly bills were allowed.
 Women Want Permits.
 Frank Dezolt requested the council to permit his wife to enter his saloon when she had any business there, which was granted.
 Louis Issoglio also requested that his wife be permitted to pass through the saloon from the street to the back of the house, and to bring her hus- bands meals to him in the saloon. The request was granted.
 Phil Beckerich requested that wom- en be allowed to enter the room behind his saloon, but this request was refused. Mrs. Jerry Harrington requested the council to permit her to enter her sa- loon to count her cash when it was ne- cessary, which was granted.
 Regarding Fire Limits.
 A letter from the board of underwrit CTS, requesting the council not to change the fire limits, was read and is was decided to let the limits remain as they are for the present.
 Mir. Fucker, who looks after the city streets, was put on a salary of s20 a month. He has been working by the day heretofore. The lights in the band stand were ordered put in or der.
 Jerome Is Healthy.
 The city health officers report was read. He stated that there had only been two deaths in Jerome during the preceding month, one from cholera in- that the city was in a very healthy con- fantum and one from typhus fever, and dition.
 No one was chosen to fill the vacan- cy on the council caused by Alex. Ull- man s resignation, which was presented to the council last night and unani- mously accepted.
 The Jackson Case.
 Attorney P. O'Sullivan of Prescott came over last night to defend the parties who were arrested, on the com plaint of Chris Jackson. The case will be heard as soon as the district attor- ney arrives to represent the territory. He was expected Tuesday, but did not arrive.
 Stewart Is On Deck.
 MT. W. V. Stewart, who is working on a special edition of the Journal Miner. arrived in Jerome yesterday from Prescott The Journal-Miner is regarded as the leading paper of north ern Arizona. and its subscription list is rapidly growing.
 A Fishing Expedition.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Coleman. Mr. R. A. Arm strong. and Miss Stella Waeger went on fishing trip yesterday to Indian Garden, on Oak Creek. where they ex- pect to stay for about a week.
 Personal Mention.
 It is said that the members of the Miners Union are making threats that they will break up the Jerome fire department if they have to wreck the train on which the company go to Prescott for the Fourth of July. Their grudge against the fire team is an old one, for they were left out of the pro- gram last year, and have never forgiv- en the slight
 Mrs. H. D. Haynes, young lady from San Francisco, arrived in Jerome this morning to take position with W. H. c. Blaine, in his confectionery store.
 Chas. Milne left yesterday morning for California, where he expects to stay for the summer
 Wm. Hehr is in Jerome from Red lands, Cal. He is an old resident of Jerome, and is here on a vacation and 10 see his old friends.
 Mir. Ryan and MT. Page, officers of the Consolidated Telephone Company, are expected to arrive in Jerome today and to consolidate the exchanges here. It is understood that the Sunset office will be discontinued and all connec- tions will be made from the Independ- ent office.
 JEROME, June S-J. c. Page, traf- fife manager of the Sunset Telephone Co.,, and Frank L. Wright of the Inde- pendent Co.,, are in Jerome arranging for the consolidation of the exchanges m T. IL