Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-23

We are requested to announce that those who paid for care of hat. and coats at the Red Mems mas querade, can have their money re- funded by calling on John Bauder as the charge was made through mistake.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Zamloch's last performance to. night.
 Judge J NJ. Murphy, of Kingman came in on today's train.
 John Hsnlon, came up from the Crown Point mine today.
 Zamloch at the opera house to- night. All new tricks.
 Supervisor H. H. Cartier went out to his ranch this afternoon.
 Born, in Prescott, February r., t1 MT. and Mrs. C. R. Loomis, a son.
 J.J. Gosper passed through Pres colt yesterday en route to Phenix.
 Robert H. Davis, superintendent of the Providence mine, was in town today.
 Go and see "a amloch in his won- derful feats at t he opera house this evening.
 Do not fail to see Zamloch at the opera house tonight as this is his last night.
 Handsome prizes given away at the opera house tonight by Prof. Zamloch.
 Every body is invited to attend the mass meeting at the court house this evening.
 Are you going to Phenix to attend the celebratiOni Round trip tickets for one fare.
 4. Falco came in last evening from the Gladiator mine. The property is looking splendid.
 Lieut.. F. C. Cordier, of the Cuban army, who IS visiting Prescott, is q cousin of Father Quetu.
 Mary B. Sloan and R. E. Sloan have deeded to Emma T. Richards part of lot II, block ?, City of Pres colt.
 There will be a dance at Joe Mayors on the evening of February P Several from Prescott will attend.
 Today a deed from F. G. Brecht and Cenze Brecht to L. E. Morris for lot 24 block 2, Prescott, was filed for record.
 Rev. s. 4. Thompson. superinten- dent of missions of the NJ. E. church of Arizona, left for Glendale on this train.
 Arthur NJ. Cavell, general Mana ger of the Arizona Gold Mining and Company, operating near Minnehaha, Is in town.
 A marriage license was issued to- lay to Edgar N. Wilson, of Mari ,opa county, and Flora Idal, of Brown county, Kansas.
 Geo. Whitaker, Big Bug mine owner, who has been spending a few days in Prescott, will shortly leave for California for a visit.
 The flag at the school house is at half mast today, out of respect to the dead sailors of the cruiser Maine being buried today in Havana.
 Attend the mass meeting and hear he story of Cuban atrocities per- oetrated by the Spanish from the .ps of those who have witnessed hem.
 The few hundred extra copies ssued of Wednesdays JOURNAL MINER, containing an account of he Maine explosion were soon dis posed of.
 $. J. Wright, of Paris, Texas, who las mining interests in the Agua Fria district, is spending a few days n this section. He is well pleased with Arizona.
 "Well, our howl is our own," says )ur contemporary. or fcourse it is. No one has ever laid any claim to it. md the only strings attached to it ieems to be those pulled by B. O'Neill. "Let Ter howl"
 Captain E. P. Mahoney and Lieut.. E. C. Cordier, of the Cuban army, called at Whipple this morning to pay their respects to the officers of he United States army stationed here.
 The JoURNAL-MINER is not given to any great amount of boastlng about it's superiority iD the matter of news, but it is a matter Of general comment that in cases of great emergency, such as that which occurred at Havana, the public looks 70 1t for the news, and they are never 
 District Attorney H. D. Ross and Judge J. D. Bethune went out to Jerome this afternoon by private to be present at the trial of G. W. Hull, charged with a county road. MT. Hull was arrested recently at the instigation of W. M. Munds.
 Special Land Inspector Hermann. 3 brother of Commissioner Binger Hermann of the general land office, is now in Flagstaff on business con- nected with the proposed timber on the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river. It is expected he will arrive in a few days in Phe-