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

parties the privilege of adopting them.-Argus.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Si Perkins at the opera house to- night.
 NJ. Goldwster x Bros. have a new say in this issue.
 The Eastern Star lodge gave a social dance and banquet last even ing.
 The "Rube" parade by the Si Perkins band was the noon feature today.
 K. B. Johnston, of Congress. and c. J. McNulty of Copper creek, are at the Winsor.
 Wm. Roberts of Simmons, and J. NJ. Andrew of Phenix, are at the BrinkmeYeT.
 ! Hotel Prescott arrivals: J G Scott, Tucson, J 4 Graf, Jerome; h K Behn, McCabe.
 Bishop McCabe one of the most prominent men in the NJ. E. church Is lecturing in Phenix.
 Matinee at the opera house Satur- day afternoon at 2:30. Every child will receive bag of candy free.
 Several people in aud around Prescott are preparing to start for klondike within the next few days.
 Prices for the matinee Saturday afternoon are l5 cents for children and . cents for general admission.
 A petition was filed in the probate court this forenoon asking for an order to sell real estate m the Al. McCanu estate.
 In todays issue will be found an interesting interview had with Par ley Smith relative to the klondike. MT. Smith tells things just as they are.
 The Hotel Burke arrivals today are: NJ c Burns, Cherry; Frank Wilson, San Francisco; W il Con stable, Fl Paso: Henry Lamb, Louis vile, Ky.
 MT. Lester Jackson. the mining engineer, came down last night from Prescott and will leave tonight for Pinos Altos, New MexIcO. He Is one of the most expert mining engineers in the country and al present is employed by MT. Dan Gilette.-Phenix Herald.
 "The Girl I Love" was the play given by the Si Perkins Comedy company at the opera house last evening. A fair sized audience was in attendance. Tonight ">i Per kius"; the company's master pro duction no doubt will fll the opera house to overfowing.
 Foster NJ. Voorhees,, president of the New Jersey senate, has been sworn in as acting governor of New Jersey vice John w. Griggs resigned to become attorney general of the United States.
 4 bill has been introduced into congress providing the death penalty for holding up and Tobbing pas senger train engaged m interstate commerce. It Is held that congress has as much right to protect pas sengers travelling from one state to another as it has hogs and cattle. The committee has reported the bill faVorably.
 Zuni Tribe No. 6, l. O. R. NJ. of Prescott, has favored the Gazette with an invitation to attend grand masquerade ball and entertainment at Dake's opera house, in that city, on the Sleep of the l4th Sun of Snow Moon, G. s. D. 407. To the the tribe informs them that the date is Monday, February 
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Royal Arch Masons meet tonight.
 T. W. Johnston returned last night from attending supreme court In Fhenix.
 Henry Kinsley, cashier of the Prescott National bank, left for St. Louis this morning.
 Sheriff Ralph Cameron or Coco nino county, came in on this after noon's train.
 4 deed from NJ. O. Crester to l.. D. Gale for lot block l, Seligman' was today filed for record.
 It is said that twenty-six artesian wells are in successful "p ration in the San Pedro valley, above Benson.
 H. l.. Garretson. Los Angeles; W. ]. Fuller, Lost creek; 4. E. Pilkin. Etta mill, are registered at the Winsor.
 All members of the Prescott brass band are requested to be present at the hand room at 12:30 p. m. to- morrow for practice.
 Near Reddington, in Pinal county, last Sunday, Jose Lopez killed his wife by splitting her head open with an axe.
 All mtuDtIS Ol lue As ". .. w. are requested to meet at their hall this evening at o'clock. Visitors are fraternally invited.
 Mrs. Jennie '. Culver, formerly of Prescott, was married in Los An geles February to Alexander Me Bean of the above city.
 Repairs on the Johnson canyon tunnel are expected to be completed by February 10 and traffic resumed again on the road February II.
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