Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-11-28

thus mQrnlng naturally aroused stls- picion and investigation disclosed fhe' fact that, his tdeteAtien was caused, ,bH, the aTrTValy at his home nlast night of fine boy. yiinauEmIaJ HJnl.ya,l.1 vi l .- ,nII'diTGsIl ,uuifs4,lthnI ffsc, Among the prominent attaches of, the Jossey ocOn1panNi Miss Bernieel Howard $ name appears las the ieadA ! ing lady, She is familiarity and' favorai ably known, to people il, this section as versatile and charming lady, and it is usless to- say also, that she has wide ehele of AdniirkrsiNhdl asain htel hl6ased to greet her and again avail thsmselves of the pleasure of seeing and nearing her. -. .s..s
 The Jossey Stock company arrived on yesterdays train from Jerome and hwill open one weeks engagement at Dake's opera house tonight. The company is composed of seventeen Pniembers. The company played a weeks engagement at Jerome and Walter Miller, manager of the opera Iihouse there writes Manager Martin of Dake's opera house that it was the best company that has ever played in Jerome, not excepting one night com tpanies. The letter can be seen at the Brisley Drug GoiilpaIy, wheie tickets are on sale. ---t ..-...
 r AIrs 9and Ms Wales Arnold, of Camp Verde, left for their home to- day 8ftera weeks visni in Prescat. tfIE agT " ,e NI-a D VT ID,,,.l,,.- NIs A.s FI-L. Faulkner. of Boston. niece of Mir. Arnold arrived in Prescott few days since and accompanied them to their home where she will remain for some time, and may conclude to re- main in Arizona, ,perplanesftl ly, Alr. and Mrs. Arnold 4tre' ;t1noH41 e-6lAi TeSt citizens, of Yavapai, county, and none are more ,hiIhi5 Iespected in the county than they.
 That item in the Journal Miner about the theft of blanks from this office, ihas g diRlosed thea -fact that during the construction period in Prescott, lumber stealing has become q regular industry. One of the con hfactors for numerous buildings stated tthis nlnningsthat over two thonsSnd tfeet of lumber had been stolen from him from various buildings during the past few months. The editOr-of our contemporary this morning says that a large plank platform was stolen on Saturday night from his Goose ] Flat premises. Complaints of theft ' of .,-N,J ,,.o ,1-o o,,,;fa ,,,,r,e,.o,rsI Tho city's night officer would earn the gratitude of the victims of these thefts if he could nab the parties committing them.
 $il The Wallapai Indian on trial Sat
 urday for grand larceny, was convicted
 by his own testimony. An alleged accomplice was acquitted of the
 charge by his testimony also. He
 gave detailed version of how he i caught horse, worked over the brand land then appropriated the animal to Fhis own use. /Thei horse belonged to
 J. w. Sullivan.
 Mir. and Mrs. QHn, of Octave, are in
 town today. &
 Geo. P. HATflgfoi lcame in today
 from the Bradshaw mountains.
 An effort is being made to organize
 an athletic club in Jerome. ...... l, The sale of property on which city taxes are delhquent took place lte-
 day. ''''''''' ''5'~ V '' q
 Prescott lodge of Elks will hold
 memorial exercises at'lDake'sj opera house next Sunday at 3 o'clock.
 The body of the late Mrs. Minnie | Wright was embalmed and shipped to Los Angeles for burial. ...s , The News says that Jerome schoo teachefs Iare much fuffied, oyer, ht fact that they have not yet been able
 to draw one cent of their salary fOl f the present term.
 | w. A. Clark is in Los Angeles look l ing after the interests of the Los An l geles and Salt Lake railroad, o Z which. he is the president. The build ) ing of this road is now assured Miss Elizabeth Blandy has gone tC Philadelphia for a visit with he , father after which she proposes goins
 with an aunt to Europe for visit. 7l Geo. Henry Jones and Mrs. Josa D tphine Kennedy, of Groom creek, wer' I married in Prescott on Saturday b, ' Rev. H. W.Peck. Both are very es s estimable people, the bride being daughter of Mr, aud Mrs. ]. R. Slack