Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-06
FRIDAYS DAILY
Geo. T. Milner is in town today.

FRlDA 1'S DAILY
 Geo. T. Milner is in town today.
 J. E. Jones, editor of the Flagstaff Gem, is in town.
 Ed Block has returned from hi. goods purchasing trip in the east.
 The comedy event of the season will be "A Breezy Time"
 N. c. Webster came up from Phe nix yesterday.
 R. NJ. Vail, civil engineer of San Diego, is visiting this section.
 J. H. Robertson has purchased a newspaper plant and will soon begin the publication of a democratic week ly newspaper in Phenix.
 c. P. Collins, the Pennsylvania cap italist who is interested in a number of mines in this county, is expected here daily now. He has not visited his mines for nearly three months.
 The special services being conduct ed by Rev. Jos. H. Smith are increas- ing both in attendance and interest. Mr. Smith preached last night on the Wrath of God" taking his text from Paul's letter to the Romans
 Yesterday was Mrs. J. c. Mathers' birthday and four or five of her lady friends assembled at her residence in the afternoon to assist her in celebra- ting it, having very enjoyable time
 After number of combinations on petition of the defendant, Jack Green was sentenced yesterday afternoon by Justice Gray to ninety days in iail. Green passed worthless check for S75 on the Anheuser saloon several weeks ago.
 The United Moderns hold their regular meeting tonight at Odd Eel lows hall. As this is the time for set ting up the affairs of the merchants carnival recently given, it is urged that all members be present promptly at s o'clock.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals Feb 2S, 1901, J F Swift, San Francisco; Thomas McGeorge, Albuquerque; G Nj Scott, Jerome; G Francis, San Francisco; Mrs Savage, Holbrook, Arizona; NJ F Somers, Los Angeles; N c Webster, Phenix; W NJ Griffith, Tucson; F c Rodenburg, city.
 Thomas Ketchum, the notorious train robber and out law has been sentenced to be hanged in New Mexi- co March 22. The supreme court of that territory has rendered decission affirming the judgment of the lower court. Yavapai county officials be- lieve that Ketchum was the murderer of Rogers and Wingfeld at Camp Verde on July 3, 1899.
 Tom Woerner, well known in Tue son and Southern Arizona as Soldier Tom" met with an accident at Tomb stone yesterday, from which he will perhaps die. He was driving when his team ran away with him and he was thrown beneath the horses and the injuries he received were thought to be fatal. Mr. Woerner came to Tucson with the soldiers, and leaving the service of Uncle Sam he located in Tucson and engaged in gambling. He is married and his wife left this morning for Tombstone when she re- ceived news of the accident which be- fell her husband.-Citizen.
 A monster mass meeting was held at Camp Verde a few days since to enter formal protest against the passage of the Ivy irrigation bill. The settlers there are considerably worked up over the injustice to them of the passage of this bill, as it is aimed to put the control of the water of the Verde river under owners of the Salt river valley ditches. A committee consisting of John Woods, G. w. Hance, w. l. Johnson, Fred Stephens and L. B. Bell was appointed to go to Phenix and file the protest with the legislature and to work in opposition to it.
 Election of a school trustee will take place in a few weeks. The re- tiring member is H. T. Andrews. The present board has given eminent satis- faction in their respective positions. The schools have never given better satisfaction and citizens of the dis trict will consult their own interests by re-electing Mir. Andrews. In ad- dition to this the present board has had the plans drawn up for the new school building and have the matter well under way, and it is not advisa- ble on this account to make any change.
 SATURDAYS DAILY Opening night at R. H. Burmister x Sons company.
 The hottest "cake walk that ever happened in "A Breezy Time"
 G. w. Hull is in town today on regular business trip.