Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-23

A handsome young lady is servin. cocoa free to the patrons d E. A Kastner & Co. this week. She repre- sents a special brand of cocoa anC takes this method of getting people tC try its merits. As made and served by her it is very palatable.
 Doe" N. w. Bown is quite i'll witl grippe at the residence of Mrs Holmes in West Prescott.
 Will c. Harris, who has been il the employ of the Journal Miner fo year or more, formerly as operato of a linotype, before the machine Wa, destroyed in the big July fire, anC since the fire as a compositor, vii leave on tonight's train for Tucson tC take a position there as linotype oper ator in the office of the Star. Mir Harris has no equal in the territory as machine operator and there are few, if any, better in the country Prior to the installing of machine in the Journal-Aiiner office he spent a month in the Merganthaler factory $ instruction room and thoroughly fam iliarized himself with every detail in their manufacture, a knowledge which Is of incalculable value to an opera tor in small town, as he can at once locate and correct any defect in the machine. While the Journal Miner very much regrets to lose his services, it congratulates the Star on securing his services and congratulates the young man on securing a position where he can exercise his skill as an operator.
 The Prescott Electric company was compelled to shut off its steert lights last night on account of the scarcity of the water supply. Water is being hauled for them now by the railroad company from Mayer in order to keep theincandescent system going.
 Filipinos are continuing to surren- der in small squads at time.
 Fred Alexander, negro, was burned at the stake at Leavenworth, Kansas, for criminally assaulting a white girl. He was also suspected of having mur- dered young woman in November last.
 Bank robbers continue to ply their vocation in various parts of the United States. The national bank at Living stOn, Tennessee, was blown open and robbed of S5,200 on Tuesday night.
 Those who attended the stereopti- con entertainment at the Baptist church last night were well pleased with it. The views were excellent and their presentation was equally good. There was a good audience present.
 The ladies of the Woodman'g cir cle will entertain their brothers of the Woodman's lodge and their families tonight at their hall.
 Commencing yesterday daily trains on the P. & B. road was resumed.
 FRIDAY'SDAILY
 Judge D. H. Pinney, a former as sociate justice of the territory, has re- turned to Phenix recently to reside.
 At the meeling of the literary col lege of the NJ. E. church this evening at s o'clock, Mrs. ". c. Campbell will present the paperof the evening. Sub ject, Ruskin. Admission free. Ev- erybody welcome.
 Arthur, Sobey, son of Dr. Sobev, a well known physician of San Fran cisco, and a nephew of A. w. Ed wards, is visiting ihe latter in Pres colt. He may conclude to remain here a year or two.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Stock. father and mother of John H. Stock and Archie Stock, of Prescott, arrived on last nights train from the east to take up their residence in Prescott. They have located on Pleasant street. next door to Mir. and Mrs. Roberts.
 s. s. Kelshaw left for Paso Robles California, yesterday morning to re side with his mother.
 A F. Davis, of Chicago, came ur from Phenix on this mornings train District Attorney R. NJ. Ling went to PheniX last night to assist in open. ing the legislature.
 John Shivers is reported quite i'll with pneumonia at his home in Chine valley.
 A. B. Nader, deputy mineral sur, veyor, has moved from Office Row tc rooms l9 and 20, Lawler block.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals: Larry Du. gan, Agua Fria; H P Martin. Sar Francisco; H T Coolny, Lincoln Neb M Sterne, New York; Bernhar,lt Levi R 4 Thomas, Los Angeles; Thos ] Bruner, Williams; L D Lisson. Po mona, California; A w Fisher. To,