Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-11

Col. NJ. II. McCord was a passen-
ger on todays south bound train on
his return trip from Washington
where he went in the interest of
statehood.
W J. Wilson. special agent of the
interior department, arrived on this
mornings train from the south.
After remaining III Prescott Tor a
few days he will leave Tor Coeonino
county to make denomination OF
a large number of homesteads which
have been reported for cancellation.
United Moderns meet tonight.
Eastern Star Chapter meets to-
night.
Get your seats for the Nashville
Students that appear at the opera
house Friday and Saturday evening
with an entire change of programme
each night. They will give you "a
taste of the old times" and tell You
all about ''Noah's Old Ark"
r. E. Wells went south by special
train this morning.
The Nashville Students are COM
pany of artists, each and everyone.
The indications are that Prescott
will have big crowd of visitors
next Thursday on the occasion OF
W. J, Bryan's visit. All the mining
camps in the county will SEND large
delegations, while Williams and
Flagstaff will also be represented.
Born, in Prescott, April 4, 1900, to
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Fitzgerald, son
The board OF fire delegates will
meet at 8 o'clock this evening.
Dan Mcmillan and w. 81. Park, OF
Youngstown, Ohio, were arrivals
on yesterdays train and are at the
Burke.
The Prescott Steam Laundry Is
determined to keep abreast of the
times and the latest addition to the
facilities of that institution is new
patent device for stretching and dry
ing lace curtains, and it surely is q
fine thing.
R. c. Flower, a we'll known cap
italist of New York, arrived on yes
terday's train to look after his min
ing interests in this section.
NJ. S. Burhans, of the Granite
Dells summer resort, proposes tc
have a parade of his boats from
Granite Dells lake, in Prescott, Oh
Bryan day.
A little son of Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Rhodes died at Jerome junction OF
Tuesday, April 8.
E. NJ. Sanford returned YESTERDAY
from professional visit to King
man.
Rev. Joseph Smale, OF the FRS
Baptist church Los Angeles, is ex
pected in Prescott tomorrow. H
will preach in the Methodist churcl
Sunday night.
The Baptist social to be givel
Friday night is postponed two week
on account of the storm.
Foreman Giles requests all mem
bers Of Mechanics Hook and Lad de
company to be present at the hal
at s O'Clock this evening.
J. c. Rankin, the well known min
ing man of Santa Maria, is in tow
today. He leaves on tonight's trail
for the east on mining business.
Shirley 3alderson will shortly re
sign his position with the Prescott
Electric company and will leave o.
May for Cape Nome.
Judge Hit of Chicago, and Cha;
A, Allen of Hoopeston, Illinois, ar
rived in Prescott this morning t
take testimony in a number of In
dian depreciation cases pending i
the department at Washington fror
this county. The former is a cousi
of Congressman Hit of Illinois
while Mr.. Allen is member of tn
Illinois legislature.
From Fridays Daily.
st. Joseph is getting Kansas an
Nebraska corn at the rate of mi
lion bushels a week. How much {
this corn will find it's way into flou
barrels?-Gazette. Corn don't G
into the flour barrels. 1t is used /
making corn fed pork. See?
WI. Driden of San Francisc
arrived from the south on this morn
ing's train.
DIR. R. G. SkilIen of Pasadena, ar
rived in Prescott yesterday.
The snow fall at Flagstaff an
Williams amounted to from eigh
inches to a foot.
Rev. Joseph Smale, of the Firs
Baptist church of Los Angeles, a.
rived on this afternoons train on
short visit to friends and relatives.
The originator of rag-time mus
, at the opera house tonight. Go an
see them.
Songs, dances and genuine cal
walk at the opera house tonight.