Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-24
WEpNEspAY,s DAILY

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 JIG. Adams, of Phenix, has returned from trip east.
 Wentworth recital at the Methodist church tonight.
 Hear Mir. Wentworth in "Honora Murphy and the Spirits" tonight.
 Attend the Wentworth recital at the Methodist church tonight.
 Louis Mel, the well known insu- rance man is in town on his periodi- cal visit.
 You will miss rare treat if you fail to attend the Wentworth recital tonight.
 General Lew Wallace's Chariot Race" by MT. Wentworth at the Meth odist church tonight.
 April 26 is the date set for the ex- ecution of ''Black Jack" at Clayton, New Mexico.
 By special request Mir. Wentworth will give "Auntv Doleful's Visit" at bis recital in the Methodist church tonight.
 There was another change in the weather last night, north wind set ting in and sending the mercury down Several degrees.
 c. P. Collins and J. R. Leonard, of the Penn Gold mining company and Octave mining company, will leave for the east tomorrow morning.
 An employe of the electric light plant received serious burns last night by the oil used for generating steam in the boilers blazing up in his face.
 Rev. F. E. Bennett officiated yes terday at the funeral of the late Mrs. Thorpe. Burial was in Simmons burying ground west of Prescott.
 Dr. Thomas Kelly and family left on this mornings train for their home in Omaha after brief visit in this section, where Dr. Kelly has mining interests.
 J. J. Fisher has purchased the old Brodie residence, recently owned and occupied by J. $. Douglas and family. 1t Is at present occupied by Mir and Mrs. C. O. Ellis.
 The cold wave is passing off.
 Storm symptome have all disap- peared.
 G. P. Harrington left for the Brad shaw mountains yesterday.
 John Duke left for Phenix on to- days freight train. The north wind of vest arday de- veloped into a regular dry blizzard last night. Capt. A. F. Brown, representing the California Powder company is in | town on his periodical visit.
 M. b. Albright is in town deliver ing the sets of Library of Universal Science in Prescott for which subscrip- | tions were taken fome time since.
 There are several cases of small | pox at Winslow, Arizona. Every pre- caution is being taken to prevent the spread of the disease.
 The wife and daughter of General Fitzhugh Lee, who have been visiting in Tucson, have gone to Los Angeles, where they will meet General Lee.
 Bob McClaery, formerly of Phenix, and well known to guests of Hotel . Adams, died recently of pneumonia, at Butte, Montana.
 c. S. Thompson, of the Jerome Re porter, has been appointed admins trator of the estate of the late Thomas | Dwyer, of Jerome. Out of three ap- | plicants for the position Probate Judge Hicks selected MT. Thompson. The Tucson Citizen says that there is more building going on in Tucson this year than was ever known in the i history of the city. New business blocks are being built and handsome residences, and the city is experienc- ing quiet beem.
 It is rumored that E. s. Perkins, of | the St. Johns Herald, has his eye on Tucson, with a view of starting re- publican paper there. That city is without a republican newspaper at present.
 Chas. Martin, of the Anheuser, has built an addition to the rear of his saloon and the restaurant department | has been moved into it. The original building has been remodeled and changed, enlarging the saloon portion of it.
 A little child of Mir. and Mrs. John Love died this morning of pneumonia, aged 4 years and ' months. The little one had the whooping cough, followed by the humps, which was followed by pneumonia with fatal re- suits. Another child of theirs younger than this is also seriously ill and not expected to live.
 Louis Becke, of Lynx creek, has just received notice of the raise of his pension from SS00to SIP, dating from December, 1900. MT. Becke served in an Indiana regiment during the civil war. Frank S. Stewart was instru- mental in securing the raise in his pension.