Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-03

A stranger to Prescott was aston
 ished and pleased to note that the
 ladies removed their hats while in
 the theater. Prescott ladies are not
 only highly cultured, but are very
 considerate.-Phenix Gazette.
 Delegate Mark Smith has sent to
 Dr Miller, president of the Arizona
 Antiquarian Society, a negative an
 swer from the Indian Bureau to'a
 request that the society be granted
 permission to search for and obtain
 titles to such objects as they might
 find.
 J. D. Moore left last evening for Minnehaha to make 6 clean up of
 the cyanide tanks of the Fortuna
 mine, owned by the late Al MeCann.
 A party of twelve will leave Will.
 jams next week to survey out route from that town to the Grand Can
 yon for a railroad. They will sur
 vey on their return a route from the Grand Canyon to FlagStaH--Sun- Democrat.
 The following self explanatory communication was left at The Re- publican office last night: AHenry Harlow Akers yelled, I am yours for Mckinley for the first time at 9:35 p. m., October 2S. A. D., 1897. The mother and Henry Harlow are doing we'll. He is twelve-pounder, a regular 'cracker-jack.' "-Phenix Republican.
 W. H. Lake. of Mohave county, visited New York recently, and, it is stated that on his arrival. he pre- pared personal notice of himself, and taking ii to a newspaper office, bad 1t inserted at an expense Of S9. Nearly every newspaper in New York thereafter republished the no- tee and gave Mir Lake free mention, which, at the same rates charged for | the original notice, would have l amounted to hundreds of dollars. | Mir. Lake would probably have been willing, though, to have paid liber- ally Tor the suppression of some of i these mentions,
 Governor McCord, accompanied by Chancellor Hughes, of tie unI- yersity. have gone to Pasedena, Cal, to meet Professor NJ. Nj. Parker, who has been considered as q sue cessor to President Billman, of the university. Professor Parker has been recommended by Bishop John NJ. Newman. He is president of | the Throop Polytechnic Institute of Pasadena, and he k a Harvard | man.
 Territorial Auditor Vickers ar rived from Phenix yesterday moru- ing on official business and to make a short visit with Judge Davis, a mary years acquaintance. Both | the judge and the auditor an from the same town, the name of which the Star seldom attempts Co pub fish as We can neither spell or pro- nounce it. The town is all right or it would not produce such good citizens. Auditor NIckeTs has been Tn official harness about a month. He has numerous good friends in Tucson who were pleased to greet him.-Tucson Star.
 The ratio of hangings to the mur- ierers tried m the courts of this ter riiory is about to -Albuquerque Citizen. In Arizona the ratio is about 1 to 600.
 Mir. Dake has made arrangements with the Whipple orchestra, consist ing of fifteen pieces, under the leadership oI Prof. La Guatdia, to give promenade concerts twice month at the opera house during the coming winter. The evening will consist of prone made music and dancing, commen- ring at S:30 D. m. and lasting until l2 o'clock. The first concert will be given during the early part of the month, when the entire programme will be published. This will be a rare opportunity for the people of Prescott to hear the latest and best music of the day at reasonable prices.