Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-02

l See inc new novelties, pleated bosom fancy stripes, in both soft and stiff bosOms.
 B. F. Wetter of Dundee, Ohio, dieC last night of consumption. His wife will take the remains east tomorrow morning. Deceased was thirty-ont years old and had been in Prescott about a month.
 Rev. Leon Lewis, pastor of the West Prescott Methodist church, will preach at the Marina Street Metho dist church tomorrow morning at II o'clock. J. M. Weems, of Phenix will preach at the West Prescott church at ] 1 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals: L Hoat. son, Calumet, Mich; J w Thurber Los Angeles; J R Hagin, Big Bug Dan McGtone, Mayer.
 President Roosevelt has announced to friends his intention of visiting the Pacific slope next summer. He pro- poses to come over the northern route via Washington and Oregon and re- turn through the central western or southern states. If the programme is carried out he will in all probabil- ity visit Prescott, having mining in- terests in this section.
 Experiments have recently been made with tufa as a substitute for fire brick and the results have proven very satisfactory. The electric light company will shortly replace a lot of fire brick in their furnace with tufa and this rock gives promise of taking the place entirely of the old fash toned fire brick. Parties who have used it in a gasoline furnace state that it stands the heat even better than fire brick.
 The moon was full last night and so was one man at least on this terres- tial sphere. He was in Prescott and it is said he got into mix up with a man who was not full and came out of the mix up second best. This ''riled" his feelings and he pulled a gun and commenced shooting at a party of young men in his immediate locality scattering them in all d. rections, but fortunately did not hit any of them. He was arrested.
 Thomas Keam is in the east trying to get capital interested in the leasing of large mineral district in the Nav ajo reservation, on which there is said to be valuable deposits of coal, cop per and gold. The recent leasing of land in the vicinity of Carrizo noun tains on the reservation has caused capital to investigate the rich mining section which is said to be within the reservation. Coconino Sun.
 FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Today closes the first month of the school year.
 T. G. Norris has returned from his trip to California.
 Geo. U. Young came in on last train.
 D. J. Jones left for Denver this 
 Miss Olive Fisher left for a visit of six weeks in the east this morning.
 John Hanlon is in town from Crown Point.
 Mrs. F. A. Murphy of Octave was buried this afternoon. Her death was caused by typhoid fever.
 Arthur Morris was brought in from Ash Fork on Wednesday evening sick with typhoid fever.
 c. P. Collins and J. R. Leonard of he Octave mine will leave tomorrow morning for California.
 J. D. Wakely returned on this mornings train from his visit to Hill side on legal business.
 Mrs. J. c. Herndon and daughter left for Williams this morning to join Mr. Herndon for a trip to the Grand Canyon.
 Miss Ada Boyd of California, re- cent graduate of Stanford university, has accepted the position of teacher of the Walnut Creek school.
 Joseph Dougherty has pur- chased W. E. Aliens McCabe stage line and will hereafter run it regu- larly. Office at the 0. K. Store.
 Ate o'clock last evening the com mercial club list had 102 names en- rolled on it. This assures its sue cess.
 Judge J. ". Deane returned from Denver last evening, and Mrs. Dean will go to Denver Saturday morning to remain until spring.
 Rev. Leon o. Lewis of the South Methodist church, will preach in the Marina Street Methodist church on Sunday morning.
 The fruit of the prickly pear, a species of cactus found at certain al titudes all over Arizona, has found its way to market. E. 4. Kastner & Go. having it for sale. It is a very palat- able fruit.
 Dr. John H. Ashworth wh1 adver- tises his Hawaiian hair restorer in the Journal-Miuer, is said to be meet ing with great success in the sale of his preparation. Every sale made brings him a new customer as his re stOrer actually restores.
 There will be a literary and musi- cal entertainment at the Congrega- tional church the evening of October l. A fine program is being prepared. Among the many attractions will be Miss Munyan of Boston, vocalist, and Miss Speed of Los Angeles, elocu- tionist.
 Miss Helen Munyan of Boston. a graduate of the Boston School of Music, is the guest of Mrs. H. B. Long and will sing at the Congrega- tional church next Sunday. Next Tuesday afternoon from to 3 Mrs. Long will receive informally for Miss Mmyan.
 One of the meanest little petty lar ceny thefts imaginable occurred last night when some one stole the weeks Weak DigestionI
 Indigestion and Dyspepsia havt wrecked many lives. Peoole who ar, weak and miserable should know tha