Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-25

4 short program preceded dancing at the Eastern Star chapters enter tainment on Thursday evening and dancing was followed by refreshments, making the evening very enjoyable one.
 J. c. Grain went to the head of the Hassayampa yesterday to take charge of the work on the Sun Dance mine for L. A. Davies. MT. Davies propos es to inaugurate active work on this property and to start up the mill at an early date.
 The Journal Miner was misinformed as to the justice at McCabe before whom the preliminary examination of James Rybon was set for hearing. Justice Pettus' term of office expired December 31st, and the officiating jus tice now in D. J. Foley, who fixed the bail of MT. Rybon.
 Sheriff Lowry has returned from a trip to Octave and Congress. He says the former camp is quite lively and the latter is improving. The Congress mill is only running on about half time and then all the stamps are not used but the recent strike in the mine is expected to furnish ore to increase the running time of the mill.
 George T. Nicholson, general pas senger traffic manager and ". B. Bid dle, general freight traffic manager, of the Santa Fe railroad company have been spending few days at the new Grand Canyon hotel with II. P Ane- walt, general passenger agent of the s. F. P. x P. railroad The expect to extend their visit to Prescott.
 L. R. Barrow returned yesterday from Phoenix, having failed to hook up to legislative position. Applicants of the male persuasion were at dis count with the present legislature while the members tumble over each other and are willing to dive deep into the territorial treasury in order to pro- vide places for the young lady appli- cants
 Albert Penny, we'll known travel ing man, father of Miss Louise Penny, with the BIB company, arrived on last nights train on his periodical trip to Prescott. Mir. Penny was one of the passengers on the train which was wrecked near Maine, on the Santa Fe road on Wednesday afternoon. He says that man the who was beating his way on the train and was injured was a very we'll dressed and intelligent man.
 Walter Hill received a carload of bananas yesterday from New Orleans. The car was shipped from New Orleans en route 10 Phoenix and passing with in thirty five miles of its destination came around via Los Angeles on ae- count of washouts on the M. & P. road. A portion of the bananas were taken out in Prescott and the remain der shipped to Phoenix. Mir. HIil also received a car load of fruit and vege- tables from Los Angeles by yesterdays train.
 Leroy Anderson returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he has been for week in attendance on the legisla- ture having come up to visit his wife who is still in Mercy hospital sick. Among the bills which have been in 1. troduced during the week, one for [ manual training in the public schools | has been introduced by MT. Anderson. | He also made gallant fight against the extravaganza manifest iG hiring . uperabundance of clerks but the . democratic majority felt that they must provide for their friends and went to the shameless limit.
 Arrangements have already con- menced to be made for giving grand ball and supper on St. Pat1ick's day. Those having it in charge propose to make it one of the most elaborate events of the kind that has been given for many years. The net proceeds de- rived from the ball will be donated to the Sisters of St. Joseph for their academy. This fact of itself will be sufficient to interest great many peo pie and to induce them to work for its 'uccess as this is a most worthy insti- tuition and deserving of support in every way. Success to St. Patrick s bali and to the academy
 F. k. Wagner, the former chef of the Yavapai club, did not get away from Prescott after all While he had a very fiattering offer to go into the service of the Harvey system, M. J. of Hotel Burke made him a more fattering offer and offered in ducements, which he thought suffic- tent to justify his remaining here and the service of the above hos telry. He accordingly this morning took charge of the culinary depart