Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-22
Hoist And Mill For Pittsburg-- Jerome
 Property
Enjoyable Card Party
 At The Sharp Home

(From Tuesdays Daily.>
 JEROME, Nov. 15-E. S. Perkins, re- presentative to the legislature for Va vapai county, is in town from Bakers ranch.
 Thanksgiving Ball.
 A grand ball will be given on Thanks giving eve under the auspices of the Jerome lodge No. IS of the Knights of l Pythias.
 Attack of La Grippe.
 Mrs. W. c. Miller L,5 been confined to her bed for two weeks suffering from a severe attack of la grippe.
 Building New House.
 Excavation is being made for a house near the lumber yard. Fred Welter- land will build it.
 Tom Taylor's Mishap.
 Tom Taylor, superintendent of the smelter, sustained severe injury yes terday by a large bar falling on his foot. He will be laid up for several weeks. Dr Woods is waiting on him.
 JEROME, Nev. 17-Senator Clark, while here, took special pains to ex- anime the work that is being done in the fire region of the United Verde, and expressed himself as being well pleased with Mir. Shaw's method of working the fire stopes.
 A Delightful Affair.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm- Gebb entertained a large number of their friends at their home last night Five hundred was the attraction of the evening. Dainty refreshments consisting of salt cd almonds, olives, cake, fruit punch, sandwiches and coffee, were served.
 H. M. Globes captured the gentle mems first prize, a leather folding pocket book. Mrs. Hopkins was awarded the ladies' first prize, a china sugar bowl and cream pitcher. The gentlemen's s second prize was won by Mr. Armstrong, it being an Arizona mineral souvenir of burnt leather. Ladies' second prize was awarded to Mrs. Hendy, shell bells. Ladies' booby prize, an aluminium card case, was giv- en to Miss Hendy. Gentlemen's booby prize was given to Dr. Coleman. It was a train of Pullman cars on the United Verde and Pacific railroad ten years hence. The doctor in his usual genial and witty way, made a great deal of fun for the guests.
 Those invited were: MT. and Mrs. R. H. G. Minty, Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Minty, MT. and Mrs. Miller, MT. and Mrs. Talbert, MT. and Mrs. Withey, MT. and Mrs. Cole, MT. and Mrs. Hop kins, Dr. and Mrs. Raul, MT. and Mrs. Globes, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, MT. and Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Hendy, Miss Hendy, Mrs. Conroy, Messrs. Russell, Armstrong, and Dr. Coleman.
 Grand Ball.
 A grand ball will be given on the 18th inst. under the auspices of Jerome lodge No. 13 of Aliauza Hispano Amer icano.
 Developing Mine.
 The Dow Real Estate Development Co.,, of Los Angeles is increasing the force of men on the Hick and Hutchin- son property. It seems as if they are doing good development work.
 New Drill Expected.
 The Jerome Mines Development Co. should have had their diamond drill on the ground long ago, but for some misunderstanding between the Brown Bros. and the packers. However, the drill will be here in a few days with put fail.
 Rich Ore Struck.
 Fred Smith, who is doing develop nent work at the Crandall group, re- ports having encountered rich 4 foot cad of high grade ore. w. A. Jordan s one of the owners of the property. JEROME, Nov. 2O-Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Sharp gave delightful party 70 number of their friends at their nome Saturday night. The amuse- nent consisted in playing the popular i've hundred. The first ladies' prize vas captured by Mrs. A. L. Reese, a ugar bowl and pitcher; second prize y Mrs. Boulter, pair of moccasins;