Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

The Girl from Chili' will be at the opera house tomorrow night.
 The new capitol building at Phenix will Le ready for occupancy the first of July.
 A large consignment of freight was received yesterday at Outing spur at Iron Springs.
 No clue has yet been obtained of the persons who stole the two horses last Thursday night.
 Judge Gooding. who was shot in Los Angeles some weeks ago. k slowly re- covering his health.
 The Toughs Hose company has it's flag at half mast on account of the death of Walter Ruffner.
 Jose r. Ruiz. under sentence of death at Albuquerque. attempted to cJmmitt suicide recently. [ Thirteen car loads of cattle for Den yer passed through Prescott on Satur- day from the Salt River valley.
 Tn, Yavapai delegation to the Phe- nix convention have chartered sPe- cial ear and will go down to the capi- fal city tomorrow.
 Josiah Harbert. of PheniX. has closed a contract for the construction of q thrty-two-room family hotel. at a cost 1f uut less than S12.0OO in that city.
 The attendance at yesterdays picnic lat Granite Dells was not nearly so large as that of week ago. though anco.
 TLr monument over the grave of jhc late j. r. ShUll was unveiled yes ierjay with appropriate ceremony by -hc Prescott lodge WOodmen of the World
 The Gazette says that there will be more melons grown in the Salt River valley the present summer than ever before The output will probably reach 20H ear loads
 Gct your ticket at once for The Girl from Chilli" They are now on sale at the Corner drug store. This company will ne al the opera house Tuesday evening. May 22.
 l. is reported that Duncan Clark's fe- male minStrelS were mObbed at Winni- peg. Manitoba. few weeks ago. The company was in big luck to have escaped a mob as long as they have.
 E. J. Sullivan. who was arrested yes terday at the depot for indecent eX- posture. was tried today before Justice of the Peace J. VI. w. Moore and fined S25. He will serve his time under the clock
 There was a slight sprinkle of rain on Saturday night. Heavy thunder showers visited portions of the county on sunday and dOwn-pOur was threatened in Prescott. but a cOmpro- mise was made on few light sprink- les
 Judge W. C. Campbell arrived from Denver yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Campbell also left Prescott yesterday morning for the east. The judge and his wife passed each other at Flagstaff yesterday. each unaware that the other was there,
 Arrangements are being made for holding Methodist camp meeting near Prescott during the latter part of July and first of August X nCmDer of peo- pie from the Salt River valley are ex- pccted to attend. Should II prove sue ceSSful they will be held annually.
 Congress has raised over 5000 for the Fourth of July celebration. The following committee has been selected to manage it: F. $ Jouc;. Geo. H. Francis. A. \. Gage. Chas. Tovrea, W. IT, Palmer. Dave Morgan. q. G. EnSelhardt. Mariana Rivera. Peter Baranza. -McMillian. Roberts.
 The little son of \. T.. Mechanism died on Saturday night. after an illness of several days with measles and other complications arising from them. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon at t o'clock and was largely attended. The child Was between 8 and f years old Only few months ago Mir. Me Lanahan had the misfortune to lose his wife.
 C. C. Stukey. one of Yavapai'S good, substantial business men and miners, left for an extended visit to California and Colorado yesterday morning. He will spend few days in California on business. when he will make tour of Idaho and Colorado, stopping at Denver fo several days to visit with his family. who are spending the sum- mcr at that place. He expects to re- turn to Yavapai county again in about six weeks or two months.
 C. R. Bates of Kirkland, who left about two weeks ago for the Pacific hospital. of Los Angeles, is improving as rapidly as can be expected. Dr. Williams. the specialist of skin dis eases. pronounceS his case to be q severe one of eczema, brought on by poison oak. The doctor also states that Mir Bates recovery will be slow and tedious. but ere many weeks he will be on his feet again as lively as ever.
 Wade Stickney. mining engineer and metallurgiSt. has returned from New York. where he was called by tele- graph for consultation with the New York managers of the Arizona, East crn and Montana Co. He has been ap= pointed by the board of directors, general superintendent of all the com pany's properties in Yavapai county, \ large amount of the best modern mining machinery has been ordered and partly shipped and the superin- tendent will at once open up the prop critics and place them in condition to make a large and regular output of ores.