Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-04
From Wednesdays Daily.
Piano recital at the NJ. E. Church
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Piano recital at the NJ. E. Church
tonight.
Mr.. Goodman who lives on Will
low creek, is quite seriously i'll.
The Burglar is the next attrac-
ton at the opera house.
Reserved seats will be on sale to ,
morrow morning at the Corner
Drug Store for THE Burglar"
Saturday night a comedy drama,
THE Burglar" will be presented at
the opera house.
Father Quetu went to Jerome to-
day, going on horseback to avoid
the early rising.
A Mexican woman in Jail at No
gales for being drunk set fire to the
jail aud was burned to death.
c. P. Huntington was unable to
stop at either Tucson or Phenix
during his recent trip through the
territory,
j. j. Fisher has returned from a
ten DAYS visit to California. Mrs.
Fisher, who accompanied him will
remain there for about a month.
For sweet music, do not fail to
get the mandolin and guitar fur
nished by Prof. Gallick for all even
ings at home, card parties, soIrees,
sc.
F. E. Jones, the fruit man, re-
turned few days since from a
months visit to California. Mrs.
Jones and children returned as far
as Ash Fork and then continued
their Journey to Waco, Texas, where
thep will visit relatives for month
or two.
Miss Mary Reid. cousin to Mrs. j.
S. Douglass. has returned to her
home ia the east. During her visit
here she became very popular with
the young society people of Pres
colt, and will be missed greatly by
them. 1t is hoped that she may re-
turn again for another visit.
At its session now being held in
Phenix the supreme court will pass
on the cases of four murderers con-
demneu to be hanged. Two of them,
Lewis and Garcia, are from this
county, and two, the Haiderman
brothers, from Cochise county. De-
cisions are expected any day now in
these cases.
Forest Ranger " Il Thayer. in
addition to his devotion to his du-
ties IN that position, is somewhat of
su immigration agent as well. He
never fails to write of the beauties
of Arizona and the salubrity of its
climate to his eastern friends, and as
a result of this be expects small
COLONY of Michiganders out here
soon.
A. E. Hinton, of Phenix, is in
town.
T Il. Potter jr., of Wickenburg,
is guest of Hotel Burke.
Anderson T. Hird, and wife, of
New York, are at the Burke.
Mrs. J. W. Brown, wife of Plumber
Brow II, arrived here recently and the
couple are living in the kastner
residence in West Prescott.
The Phenix Gazette speaks of
Lottie Smiths wonderful feat IN Sc
curing over 800 in two months.
The feat Is still more remarkable
when this amount was taken in over
all OF her expenses, from March u
to March 20.
Mrs. Gatfeld, wife of Engineer
Garfield and their daughter Edith,
nave returned from their visit to
California.
Dan Reames, a prominent bust
ness man of Big Bug, and an agree
able gentleman, is paying a visit to
Prescott today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Bashford re-
turned yesterday from California
and are domiciled in their handsome
residence in East Prescott.
J. J. Wragovich and H. P. Ane-
walt returned this morning from an
official visit to Phenix.
E. W. Gillette, special agent of
the S. T. P, & P. railroad at Phenix
came up on this mornings train, re-
turning agaio to Phenix this after
noon.
Commenting on the recent Lottie
Smith case IN Prescott, the Arizona
Gazette SAYS: ut is so seldom that
women tramps or oeggars are seen,
as the field belongs to the genus
hobo, the Gazette thinks that it
would have been as well for the au
thori,ies to let the little fakir go
free" The Gazette oyerlooks the
fact that the fair Lottie w rked this
town two years ago to her own sweet
satisfaction without being molested.
When il comes to this leg pulling"
act biennially il is time to call
halt.
A private wedding took place las
night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Olds, on South Montezuma
street, the principals to it being
Luther Harvey and Miss Minnie
Utter. The cerrimonv was per-
formed by Rev. Il. W. Peck, only
the relatives being present. The
young couple are well and favorably
known in Prescott, and the well
wishes of host of friends go with
them as they enter the matrimonial
voyage. May success, prosperity
and happiness attend them is the
JOURNAL MINERS wish.
From Thursdays Daily.
George Sutherland is able to be
around again.
Paul P. Hastings, of Jerome, is in
town for a brief visit.
DR.. Looney, of Mayer, returned
this morning from his visit to Tue
son.
Harvey j. Lee, business manager
} of the Phenix Republican, arrived
on this mornings train for a brieI
business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doane Merrill o.
Jerome, had their home gladdeneC
last Saturday by the arrival of j.;
daughter, their first born.
Edgar F. Bliss, of Big Bug, ha
received blue prints of his invention
of very economical pack saddle
which can be used to a great ad
vantage in the mining or Woo
camps.