Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-09


 Highest Honors, Worlds Fair
 Gold Medal, Mldwinter Fair
 The appraisers of the Dal O'Boyle estate have filed thei report The estate consists of six teen mining claims and two mil sites.
 There will be a number of valu able prizes given at the Red Mem masquerade for the best representa- tive characters, a Inst of which vii be published in few days.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: A J Pick erell, Senator; Joe Mayer, Mayer W R Rhodes, Jerome Junction; , " Morgan, Chaparral; E $ Thurs ton. New York; W A Wilson, Kansa! City.
 In the recorders office today { deed from Chas. w. Bennett tC August Thorbeck for lots 3i and 35 Jerome, was filed for record. Con sideration 500.
 l.. P. Nash, of Phenix. writes froE Dawson to a friend that he has takeI a lease on a claim on Bonanza creek and expects to work the claim thii winter.
 J. NJ. Dodson, who served al most twenty years ss city marshal o Prescott. Is now making his home II Phenix. He is associated W tn Henry George jn the saloon business.
 Regular monthly meeting of tn, Mechanics Hook < Ladder com pany this evening at s o'clock. Al members are requested to be present as ofiicers will be elected and otheI important business will be trans acted. By order of the Foreman.
 J. 4. C. Freund, ageht of the Equitable Life Insurance Company returned this morning from q sue cessful business trip to Phenix. He wrote up several thousand dollars wortk of insurance while there.
 Joe Mulhatton is in Phenix. Every body who reads a newspaper know: Joseph. He has told more big yarns through the newspapers than any other one man. He simply draws on his imagination for them.
 Mrs. Moses. fife of Lieut.. Moses, of V nipple, who left Prescott on Thursday for visit to her mother in Texas, was taken i'll in PheniI Friday, and her husband was tele- grsphed for yesterday. He left On last evenings train for Phenix.
 The board of supervisors ap- proved the butcher bond of W. R. Rhodes, of Jerome Junction, with Joe DOugberty and N. Levy as sureties and the bond of Joe Mayer. of Mayer, as road overseer for dis: trict No. : with Gorham 4. Bray and J. 4. Tobin as suretIes in the sun of 1000.
 The masque ball to be given by Zuni Tribe of Red Men on the night of February l4th, will be the grand est event of the kind ever to take place ;n this city. Invitations are out, and those receiving them must present them at the door, where they will be required to raise their masks before being admitted.
 The seating capacity of the opera house was taxed to it's utmost capa- city last evening to witness the pro- duction of ''Si Perkins" This is .he Si Perkins Comedy company's best play and was replete with en- features. 4 matinee was held at 2:30 p. m. today and the will close a successful weeks engagement this evening with the play entitled Our Old Kentucky Home"
 Albert H. Trainor, the young capitalist. from Detroi', Michigan, who spent some time in Prescott for his health but who later went to Pheni1 died in the later city on Friday morning February f, of con sumption. He went 10 San Fran cisco >ome time since for treatment by Dr. HIrschfelder, but for some reason or other did not take 1t. The trip seemed to haze bad effect on him as he returned to Phenix very i'll and continued to grow worse till his death.
 A. B. Wilde, another pioneer of Cochise county, and one of her most respected aud esteemed citizens, died last evening at his home at St. David. Mir. Wilde mad nearly reached the allotted three score and ten years of life, and answered the call of death in his 18th year. He was a sufferer from stomach trouble and became weaker and no;iceably worse last week Despite the fact that everything tha; loving and willing hands could do was done, their efforts were in vain, and he passed quietly away.-Prospeetor.
 From Mondays Daily.
 F. X. O'Brien is in town.
 k. R. Coleman was in town on Saturday.
 J. T. Dougine left this afternoon for Hillside.
 Col. 4. O. Brodie is up from his Crown Point mIne.
 J. E. Wagouer, the Castle creek stage man, IS in town.
 Uncle Jimmy Moore is in town from Kirkland valley.
 s. J. Fleming returned Saturday evening from his trip east.
 Mir. Collins, of Bradford, Penn sylvsnia, is visiting Prescott.
 Hold ups" and burglaries are becoming alarmingly frequent.
 Harry Tritie came up from Phe- nix Sunday morning and will take weeks vacation.
 W. A. Scott, of Denver, represent ing the Mining and Scientific Press is in town on his periodical visit.
 Jessie Martin, of Juniper, IS in town today and expects to leave for the Klondike country tomorrow.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken arrived from Phenix this morning to attend the of her sister on Wednes- day.
 A reward of S20 is offered for the