Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-07


 tended.
 Dr. Barrett is confined to his room with a severe attack of rheu- matism.
 The Prescott band will soon re sume their weekly concerts on the plaza, which will be welcomed by our citizens generally.
 Lester Jackson returned to Pres colt last night from a two weeks trip to Pioche, Nevada, where he went on mining business.
 All members of the B. P. O. Elks are earnestly requested to attend the meeting tonight at s o'clock. By order ot the Exalted Ruler, T. B. Davis.
 Pete Boscha, who is deputy sheriff at Congress, thinks of moving to Prescott, and, it is said, may prob ably enter the ra.e for chief of police of Prescott.
 T. c. Job, the attorney, has opened sn office in the front room, over the postofice, formerly occupied by T. w. Johnston, as a law office MT. Job is bright young lawyer.
 W. A. Clark, president of the United Verde Copper Company, ac- companied by party of friends, ar rived last night at Jerome Junction and left immediately for Jerome.
 Dr. A. Alderdice, dentist, late of Prescott, has opened an office in the Murphy building, Broad street, and expects to make Globe his perma- nent place of residence. Silver Belt.
 The only case before the district court today was that of Thomas Wagonef, who is having a little trouble over the branding of an old COW. The jury were out a second or two, and iu one breath dismissed the accused.
 The Order of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow, (Thursday) evening, and a full attendance is requested. The annual election of officers and other important busi- ness will be considered.
 P. W. O'SullIvan, assistant dis trict attorney of this county, has gone to Jerome to permanently To- cate. and practice his profession. Mir. OSullivan Is a sledge hammer orator and tenacious in laying down the law before judge or jury.
 Joe Mayer, is in town from the place that bears his name. Since railroad connection has been opened up, and Mayer is the terminus, con- siderable activity Is noticeable there and all that section IS on the up- ward stride.
 E. M. Tackett, whom, it will be remembered, was a deputy sheriff here for years, under ex-Sheriff Mul- venom, has returned to Prescott He went to Arkansas years ago, and says he made a misstep in leaving Ysvapai. and returns to camp for good
 Hon. Henry F. Ashurst, brilliant and logical orator, and who goes from Cocouino to the legislature, is ID town today. He was elected to the assembly on the democratic ticket without opposition, which reflects handsomely on. his citizen ship and the regard with which he is held by his people to man. He has bright future ahead.
 J. NJ. Riggen. better known to old timers as "Frosty," arrived last week from Prescott. MT. RIggen is no stranger in Gls county, having come to Pioneer in 1881, the year the county was organized, when Globe and all the surrounding camps were in the heSday of fortune. Globe IS now entering its second era of pros perity, winch bids fair to be of long duration.-Silver Belt.
 A man named Hughes, who is ad- dicted to periodical cocaine drunks, and while under the influence of a big load of that drug, makes things hum somewhat lively in his reigh- borhood, was run in last night and IS now undergoing the sweating cure in the county jail. IL Is said that he never touches liquor, hay decided preference for cocalne or morphine, principally the former on account of II going further and it is more economical.
 Dennis Burke, treasurer elect, re- turned this morning from the Castle Creek hot springs, very much i'm proved in health. At the windup of the late political campaign NIT. Burke was accidentally thrown from his horse al Skull Valley and met with such an injury that it was feared serious results would follow, but fortunately the reverse has hap Pened. The union meetings at the Meth odist church continue to grow in interest. Every evening a number manifest 8 desire to lead better life, and MT. Crittenton is making a deep impression upon the people who gather every afternoon and evening to listen to him. At every meeting Mrs. Mofatt sings one of the simple, beautiful pathetic songs. of which she had made a rare col lection, and to which her rendering gives wonderful meaning and ex- pression. The Phenix Enterprise contains the following, and if the project IS carried out, so far as Yavapai county is concerned .Fe would suggest that Lonesoms Valley is the proper place: Somewhere in the south western portion of the United States probably in New Mexico or Ari- zons, possibly in Colorado-will be established colony of l0,C-O Rus sians, says the Rocky Mountain News, adherents of as curious a re- ligious sect as exists. They are Dhoukhoborsti and for many years have been known as Count TolstOi's pets"
 From Thursday's Daily. Col. J. F. Wilson, delegate-elect, is back from the capital city, where he has been the guest of friends of late. He will probably remain un- til the March session of congress,