Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-11-21

Y cal College next Friday night at the NJ. E. Church, Marina Street. The public is cordially invited.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 This is circus day.
 A. A. Johns returned this morning from his vis't to Phenix.
 Lincoln Fowler has returned to Phenix from Cape Nome.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. A. Logan have gone east on visit.
 Geo. c. Ruffner is quite sick with pneumonia.
 The sale of tickets for tonight's performance at the opera house has been quite good.
 Major Gang, of Phenix, has return ed home from a four months visit in Europe.
 One half of the opera house will be reserved tonight at Sl per seat. Gene ral admission only 50 cents.
 Admission to the opera house to- night only 50 cents. Reserved seats S1 and S1.50.
 Ziba O. Brown will leave next week for two weeks hunting trip in the mountains north of Flagstaff.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Long returned this morning from their visit to Phe- nix.
 The Masonic grand lodge of the territory will meet in Prescott next year.
 L. Henry, representing Harry Car son Clarke, was a welcome caller at this office today.
 L. A. Trowbridge, a Chicago capi- -talist, Is in town, looking over condi- tiOns here with a view of purchasing the water works bonds.
 It was reported on the streets today that a man had been killed last night at Wickenburg. No particulars could be learned of it.
 Prescott Lodge No. 14, 4. O.. |. w.. will hold its regular meeting next Saturday at D. m., in K. of P. hall. All members are urged to be present and visiting brethren are fraternally invited.
 Mir. Wagoner, manager of the Pres colt and Phenix opera houses, came up on this mornings train from Phe- nix with the Harry Corson Clarke company.
 There are three executions sched uled for this territory tomorrow. They are the Halderman brothers, at Tomb stone, and Santiago Ortiz, at Yuma.
 The stone foundation for the new eating house at the depot is complet- ed, and the brick contractors expect to complete the brick walls next week.
 The case of the City of Prescott vs. Yavapai County, an action brought to collect the coUnty's pro rata of street improvements, was argued today be- fore Judge Sloan and submitted, au- thorities to be submitted hereafter.
 Mrs. E. H. Mcintosh and son Mil ton, aunt and cousin respectively of. T. L., Will c. and Sampson Harris, ar ris, arrived on last evenings train from San Francisco for a brief visit here.
 The department has under consid- eratiOn the forming of another forest reserve, or extending the boundaries of the Prescott forest reserve in a nOrtherly and easterly direction so as to connect with the San Francisco Mountain and Black Mesa forest re- serves.
 Leslie Lee Wilkinson, a recent ar rival from Dallas, Texas, died vester- day in the county hospital of typhoid fever. Deceased was only nineteen years of age, and his illness was of brief duration. His father arrived on this mornings train to take the re- mains back to Texas.
 The work of tearing down the old Bellevue hotel was commenced this morning, and the old structure will soon be thing of the past. It has been used as a Jail, saloon, printing office, hotel and restaurant during it's existence. During its occupancy as a Jail two or three men were executed in the yard in the rear of it.
 Mrs. W. $. Pratt and her two daughters, Misses Rogie and Minnie. and her son, left on this mornings train for Santa Monica, in the hopes that the change will benefit Mrs. Pratt's health. Miss Rogie will re- turn in about teH Cavs. while the others will remain for two or three months.
 The Journdl-Miner has received a numbe- of communications recently which have been consigned to the waste basket on account of the writer failing to send his name. While so | liciting correspondence, the name of the writer must accompany the com munication, except in the case of reg ular correspondents who are known to this office.
 D. NJ. Clark, of the steam laundry has just returned from a visit to San BemardinO, California, where he at tended the funeral of his father. Ho- race Clark. one of the oldest settlers of that section. Mir. Clarke was one of the first white men to locate in San Bernardino, and during the early per iod of Arizona he was engaged in freighting between San Bernardino and Arizona points. ! Rowe X Norris, trainnd animal