Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21

-AhAAC" N@o1AAD NAN'h miner. who owned several claims near Briggs. died very sudden'y in Phenix on Thursday morning. De- ceased was about 45 years old and had resided in the territory about eight years. On Monday last he was married to Nellie Littlepage Of PhenIx. and on Monday night he was taken ill growing worse until death ensued. He was attended by his wife and friend, Andy Kelley.
 From sarr;ay's psi'y
 A. r. Banta has returned from his trip south.
 T. NJ. Elrnhart is in town from Kirkland.
 D. J. Jones has been appointed postmaster at Stanton.
 Wm. H. Britton of Jerome is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 Louise Brehany. ballad and opera, will appear al Dake's opera house Feb. 2l.
 A rare treat for Prescott people will be the Louise Brehanv Ballad and Opera Concert Co, Feb. 2l.
 John Burkes was today appointed administrator of the estate of the late Thomas C. Larsen Of Jerome.
 The New York store has bIg business talk m this issue in the shape of q supplement. Read it through as it tells story of interest to every one.
 We want your mail drug orders. If you want them filled quickly and correctly you will send tnem to the Yavapai Pharmacy, Prescott, Ari- zona. 9-4if
 The box sheet for the Brehany concer; was opened at the, Corner Drug store at 7 o'clock this afternoon and subscribers can now secure their tickets.
 Martindell & Horne received a check today from the Hartford Fire Insurance company for tue loss of Thomas Wing In the recent fire, just eleven days from the date of the fire.
 William Kay of Glendale has been appointed a member of the live stock board. vice A. C. Me Queen, assigned.
 The Rev. Mr. Pavey, the Evange- list, F bo.ding union services in in Tempe. The papers report large congregations and great interest. He wIll commence his work in Pres colt Sunday, March 1. Both as singer and preacher he has great power.
 Services in the Methodist Episco- pal church Sui day, II a. m. Ser mon by the pastor, "For Loves Sake" Sunday,7.3 30 p. m. Subject. The Way, the Truth, the Life" Thursday. 7.30 p. m, illustrated Bible reading; all are invited.
 George Rohpeter, foremln of the Lone Star mine, was in town today. He gave a good report of that prop erty and says 1t continues to keep up its reputation.
 John Petersen, aged 2S years, died yesterday of pneumonia after an ill- ness Of only four days, and was buried from l.ogan's undertaking parlors this afternoon at 7 o'clock.
 Billy Thomas, who runs the county poor farm and hospital, re- turned yesterday from his trip to Phenix. He brought up with him about seventy five hogs which he will place on the poor farm.
 The residence of s. E. Patton at Winslow, was broken into and thoroughly ransscked last Tuesday night during the performance at the theater, and some $500 or S700 in valuab4es taken therefrom.
 On Feb. 2l, the sale of Scalcbi tickets will be open for subscribers. All persons who subscribed for tick cts are requested to secure their seats on this day, as seats will be open for purchase by the general public after above date.
 George Meyer shot and killed Peter Gomez at Buckeye recently. The weapon used was a shot gun. The two men had quarreled pre- viously, but Gomez was unarmed Meyer has been held to answer a charge of murder.
 Thomas SymIngton, representing a large English-Scotch mining syn dicate, came up from Phenix this morning and will leave on tomorrow mornings train for the east en route 10 Europe. He is accompanied by Francis A. LaGrave of St. Louis. a very prominent mining engineer, who has visited this section before.
 w T Bakers residence at Jerome Junction was burgIarized few days since during the absence of the oc- cupants, and some money, a certified check for $500. a lot of clothing and some notes and valuable papers stolen.
 An alarm of fire was sounded to- day little before , o'clock for a