Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-01

Marriage licenses were issued
 February 23. to Homer Dickson and
 Mis- Dora Gsddis, and to Jos. V
 Bowen and Bell C Shone.
 The Saturday afternoon excursion.
 to Phen which have been in vogue
 this winter have become quite pop
 ular with the public.
 R E. Wells brought bis three lit.
 tie boys up from Phenix yesterday
 where they have been staying for
 nearly a month.
 K. B Barmister will shortly com
 mence the erection of a new resi-
 dence in East Prescott, on the lot
 adjoining the residence of Judge ;.
 J. Hawkins on Mt. Vernon avenue.
 The $50 fne imposed on the per.
 son who started the anti Chinese crusade, bv firing one of them through Ed Blocks window, has
 been paid. The fun cost the thrower at the rate of obout $40 minute.
 Will Gilstrap received telegram today from the manager of the Andrews Opera Company announc- ing that he company wilt arrive in Prescott at noon Sunday on a special.
 A postal card received at this of flee informs us that Bob Irvine, who has travelled through this section for the past ten or twelve years in the interests of others. will be here about March Is or l9 in his own be- half and in the interests Of his own business.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight. h addition to the transaction of the regular monthly routine business there will be work in the third de- gree. All members are requested to attend and sojourning brethren are cordially invited.
 "If our legislature desires to do something in commemoratiOn of Captain O'Neill, why not appropri- ate that S10,000 10 the Flagstaff school and name it the "O'Neill Memorial School or anything else that would characterize the act properly "-Herald. The above is another of the little acts of courtesy toward Yavspai county from the press of Phenix. Prescott was the late Captain O'Neil's home. Pres colt citizens have started a move ment towards the erection of a monument here, where he lived. It was desired to make 1t a territorial affair, and for that purpose an sp- propriation has been asked of the legislature. Our Phenix contemp- orary apparently favors the appro- prIatioD provided the memorial building or monument IS placed any where except In Prescott, the former home of deceased. Such little acts of petty spite, jealousy or whatever motive prompts them, are inclined to be aggravating when kept up right along.
 The Andrews Opera company opened three nights engagement in Phenlx Thursday evening. of which the Republican says: "There are opera companies on the road, and agpln there are opera companies, but with possibly the exception of the performance of Carmen" by the Emma Juch Opera company eight years ago, 1t IS safe to say that DO such rendition of opera has ever been witnessed in Phenix as was the performance of Flotow's charming old opera of IN artha" at the Patton Grand last night by the Andrews Opera company. The Andrews com pany is not Hone star" organiza- tion, but a company of capable sing CTS. The chorus, while not large. is good, far and away ahead of the usual chorus heard. But it was the singing of Jay c. Taylor that particularly csptivated the aud fence last night. His rendering of My Dream of Bliss Is Ger" re- one of Campanini, in the palmy days of that great tenor, when he was with Mspleson's Grand English Opera company. Tonight will be given that fine old comic opera, Era Disvolo," and the com psny we'll deserves to be greeted with a crowded house, which it no 1oubt will be-" Fra Diavolo will be played by the Andrews Opera con- pany at the Bashford opera house evening. Get your seats at he Corner drug store.