Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-03-14

H. D. Pentland left on this after | noon's train for Phenix for a visit, and to take a prescription to a patient there. It will be his first visit to the capital city.
 George H. Prince of St. Joseph, Mo, arrived on yesterday after nuOn's train for a visit to Prescott for the benefit of his health. Mir Prince is brother of our chief of police, and took him by surprise by his visit. He expects to remain here for some tune.
 R. E. Plumb, capii alist of Mich igan, came in on yesterdays after noon train. MT. Plumb has a very close personal resemblance to Sen ator Chauncey Depew of New York, and it was noised around the streets soon after his arrival that Senator Depew was in Prescott. Mir. Plumb is interested in the Yaeger Canyon Copper companY's mine.
 Thomas Taylor, very agreeable gentleman and all round up-to-date J shelter man, came in from Jerome yesterday where he holds the re- sponsible position of foreman of the mammoth furnaces of the United Verde Copper company. Mr. Taylor took in the Klondike country last year and found every inch of ground for miles around Dawson taken up.
 Mrs. Thos. Gatfeld and daughter left this morning for San Francisco where the daughter goes to have a surgical operation performed on her throat. They were accompanied by Dr. McNally and wife, the doctor going to assist in the operation. Tom says fl his mining interests in the Black Hills district pans out as he expects he will soon join them in San Francisco and proceed at once to the Paris exposition.
 Mrs. Edwid Bidwell, one of the teachers in the NJ. E. Sunday school, entertained her class of girls at her home on south Marina St., last evening. There were eleven of her class present, aud the evening was very pleasantly spent in games and
 music and light refreshments closed the evenings sports. Mrs. Bidwell is great fayorite with her class of girls and by her loving interest in their welfare has won their hearts and thus made herself a great aid to the Sunday school.
 N. c. Webster returned to Pres colt yesterday from Phenix, and brings back all his live stock and grading paraphernalia 10 resume work on our streets. He will com mence on Monday.
 The following ordinance is pub lished for the benefit of the "wild and woody" kids of this burg, which is now in operation, commencing to- night at o'clock. Notice is
 hereby given to parants that on and after th.s date the curfew ordinance, No. 96, will be rigidly enforced, and that 1t shall be unlawful for any minor under the age of sixteen years to loiter in or about any of the streets, avenues, alleys. roads, high
 ways, or any public place in the city of Prescott; or to be found about said city, aud away from home after the hour of 8 o'clock D. m un- less minor shall be on some legiti-
 mate errand, sent by the parant or guardian of said mInor. The cur few bell will ring each night at s o'clock p. m.
 Frank Campbell, a son of MT. and Mrs. John G. Campbell, permitted his inquisitivepess to get the better of his judgment this afternoon, and while monkeying with a penknile around cap in a 32 calibre car . fridge exploded the same, the bullet entering and passing through the left hip bone. The wound is an ugly ! but not a dangerous one, and in a few weeks he will be on his feet | again.
 In this mornings Courier Hon. G. 7 w. Hull has left-handed fling and f an upper-cut from the right at the t "push" who recently relegated him 2 to back seat in the democratic } party. MT. Hull, it seems, did not 3 resign on his own volition as a con- , mitteemsn, but now does so through a newspaper channel, and after the committee had captured his politi : cal kopje, MT. Hull's position in his : party today is like hold up near : Stanton some years ago when Mex ; ican bandit turned loose with his gun and killed ione traveller. Ad- : vancing to the corpse, the Mexican
 told his victim to throw up his
 hands. MT. HulFs position is iden-
 tical to the above,
 l. E. Bennett is @ recent arrival in t Prescott from Oregon. and is a guest
 at the Sherman House. He was a
 caller at this office today and placed l before us genuine maidstone, which he stated was taken from the small
 stomach or paunch of 9 deer killed ) in Iowa last January by a relative : It is truly a remarkable and inter
 esting compound, and is rightfully cherished by it's owner. It is of : ? light brown in color. nearly 3 inche. 7 7 long by 2 inches thick. and weighs A ounces. Mir. Bennett states tha the animal which carried this mad
 stone was old in age and so poo q in flesh that it was not eatable. H, 7 had heard of several people in thii D section being bitten by skunks, anC 7 says that while here he would lik' to have an opportunity to test tn, virtue of this traditional treatmen