Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-03-28
From Mo"@-ay's Daily.

ElanO cOncesJ w PuneSuaY night.
w. ]. Kearnoy of Whipsaw, is IN
town,
Will c. Harris came in on this
afternoons train from Jerome.
j. P. Storm came up from Phenix
this morning.
J. H. Underhill left for Mohave,
California, this morning.
The supreme court is in session in
Phenix today.
Do not forget Miss Stevens piano
recital March %.
Will a. DAVIS the Phenix under
taker has left with his wife for Cape
Nome.
Judge R. E. Sloan left for Phenix
this afternoon to attend the session
of the supreme court.
Mr.. and Mrs. JIG. Herndon and
daughter left for Phenix this after
noon.
Assistant District Attorney S. L.
Pattee. went to Phenix this after
noon.
Mrs. Williams, mother of Mrs. j.
S. D puglas, left this morning for
Detroit.
Born, March "a, at McCabe, Ari-
iona, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Heidel,
daughter.
Mrs. H. B. Hanna has been quite
sick for several days at the Congress
house.
Handel E. Owens, the mining man
has returned from trip TO Cali
fornia.
Miss Neatly Stevens, the cele-
brated pianist, will give a recital at
the NJ. E. church Wednesday even
ing, March 70.
A. Henry, of Chicago, represent
ing the K. of P. endowment rank,
came up on this mornings train
from Phenix.
Charles L. Parker submitted his
final proof in the land Office today
for quarter section of land in
Peoples valley.
Members of the Salvation Army
visited the county hospital Saturday
and supplied the patients with a
lot OF reading matter
w. S. Adams came in from Jerome
Saturday afternoon and spent Sun
day in Prescott, returning home
again this morning.
A train OF cattle consisting OF
twenty weight car loads was ship pe d
south yesterday. 1t took four
engines tn get the train to the sum-
nit. This is the largest train ever
sh pped up the mountain.
There is a decided improvement
in Kentucky. Last week three of
the Hamilton boys and as many OF
the Morgans fought, and only three
were killed-it might have been
worse.-Ex.
Miss johnson has resigned as
principal of the Jerome public
schools. The resignation was sud-
den and no cause given.
The recorders Office is having a
boom this year. During the month
of January the total receipts of the
office were $3.50 and during Feb
ruary S7S5.55.
Ex-Governor McCord of Arizona
is in Washington. He announces
that there is no hope that the terri
tory will receive statehood at this
session of congress.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
Theo. Kullak, founder OF the Der
lin conservatory, pays Miss Stevens
the following tribute: Il consider
Miss Neatly Stevens an unusually
gifted pianist, and believe she NAV
look to an artistic future of import
ance. Berlin, February, 1882"
That newspaper skunk, Appeal to
Reason, published at Gerard, Kans.,
continues to reach the Bulletin's
editorial waste basket-unopened
Poor old Kansas. 1t has many
freaks to contend with.-Solomon.
vile Bulletin.
In McClure's Magazine for April
Walter Wellman will describe, from
his own recent experience. the nov
elites and hardships of house build
ing, housekeeping, and general do.
nestle life and daily work up under
the shadow of the North Pole.
The sensational account of the
discovery of bomb, with a long
piece of fuse attached. under the
boarding house of Castle creek
mining camp, was recently tele-
graphed to California. 1t turns out
that the bomb was harmless affair
having been placed under the afore-
said boarding house to brighten
away a cook who was not popular
in the camp. 1t had the desired eff
feet, too.
The trouble at Castle creek be-