Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-05-11
From Fridays Daily. Attend the dance tonight.

dtlernOOu On dccOuul Ol tue piculc.
 FIX. O'Brien left for his mining . camp today. He expects to start . his mill up in about three weeks. Joseph Dickson, president of the Etta Mining company, will leave St. Louis tomorrow for Prescott. For good airy, we'll lighted aud we'll ventilated rooms and good } board, go to the Congress house.
 The Maricopa grand jury has in- dicted 4. J. Hansen for murder for the killing of Carl Zech over ditch quarrel.
 Dave Jones has resigned his posi- tion as foreman of the c ,ngress mine. Mir. Cobb has been appointed to the position.
 Twelve car loads of picked cattle passed over the $. F., P & P. yester- day bou Id for Denver. They were from Glendale.
 The play Cinderella" will be produced shortly under the auspices of the Elks lodge. The programme will appear later.
 Rev. Father Copnolley came in on this afternoons train from Wins low. He will preach next Sunday in the Catholic church.
 The school children presented a beautiful appearance, dressed m their holiday attire, as they marched to the depot thIs morning.
 Mrs. Price Behan will give an eI- hibitiOn of hand painted China, at her home on Monday and Tuesday afternoon, May 9 and l0
 Mrs. R. H. Burmister left for PhP- nix this afternoon. Mir. Burmister went there yesterday and both will go from there to California.
 Charles Mitchener, the mining man, has been called east suddenly by telegraph, and will be absent two or three months, or perhaps longer. . LOST.-A scarf-pin, of crown design, set with fine rubies and a diamond. Suitable ward for its return to Mrs. Wallace. at Toilet Parlors.
 The Arizona Volunteers went via Albuquerque and Fl PasO instead of via. Purcell, Indian Territory, to San Antonio on account of a wash out. They are due 10 arrive at San Antonio some time tonight.
 The weather today has been ex- tremely fine for the picnic. There was a large attendance at the grounds and every one seemed to have an enjoyable time. The directors of the Prescott Min ing Exchange held a meet ng last night and elected the following off cers: President, J. W. Wilson; vice ! president, F. G. Brecht; treasurer. J. 1. Gardner; secretary, W. c. Bran don; assistant secretary,J. F. Blandy. Ensign Bigney who was in charge of the Salvation Army work Tn Pres colt few years ago is to return for a visit at the army hall tonight. She brings with her, her little sister, Minnie E. Together they will hold a very interesting meeting.
 A special train went south this morning with the following party: MT. and Mrs F. NJ. Murphy, MT. and Mrs. E. E. Gage, Mrs. George \. Gage. and Mrs. Henry Kinsley and child They will make a brief stop at Congress and will then go ! through to Phenix. General Passenger Agent George NJ. Sergeant, wno accompanied the volunteers on their journey Wednes- day evening returned this afternoon. He expected to get back yesterday but missed his train. It IS always considered a pretty good joke on railroader to miss train and MT. Sargent will be kept busy for some time explaining how it happened.
 George P. Harrington received a telephone message this morning from Crowned King stating that an Italian miner at work on the night shift in the Star mine was found dead this morning at the face of the tunnel by the day shift when it went to workS He was quite bloody a0d cut severely about the head and face, and it was supposed that he was killed by the premature ex- plosion of blast.
 All of the patriotism in the world is not possessed by the male portion of the human family. Mrs. Wallace has rendered her services to the United States, free of any cOmpen- sation. and expresses a willingness to go any place in the world where she may be needed to care for the sick or wounded soldiers and sailors. l She will go to Cuba, the Philippine i islands, on board a hospital ship, or any place where the services Jf a nurse may be needed. <l Yesterday was the anniversary of the marriage of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins. The latter invited a few friends to their residence to spend the evening without giving her husband even a hint of 1t. Just as the Judge had settled down for an evening of solidcomfort bis neigh 1 bors commenced to arrive to his very great surprise. and took possession of the place. The evening was spent in playing progressive whist, in so- cial converse and in the discussion of refreshments. The host and hostess were the recipients of the wishes of the guests for many happy returns of their wedding anniversary.
 F. L. Wright, of the Prescott Electric Company, has closed contract with the bank of Arizona for new and permanent offices to be ready for occupancy by August l. The building will be erected on the present site of the fire department building just back of the bank of Arizona. The plans have already been prepared and work will be commenced soon. The building will be two-story blick 30x5O feet. The entire first floor will be occupied by the Prescott Electric Company for their telephone exchange, electric light office and work shops. The rear part of the ground floor of the building will be fitted up as work