Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-10

E. NJ. Sanford is in Kingman at tending court.
 Dan Bowen, the we'll known pioneer citizen of Mayer, is in town today.
 H. B. Clifford returned today from his visit to his mines.
 Mark Murphy is in town from Lynx creek.
 Look out for Tinsler's auction ad for April II.
 E. D. Treadwell is in town from Jerome.
 J. Q. Stephens is registered at the Prescott Hotel from the oil lands.
 c. c. Woods has decided to return with his family to West Virginia.
 An attempt was made to burglarize a residence in northeast Prescott on Monday night.
 Governor N. O. and F. NJ. Murphy visited the new strike near Wicken- burg yesterday.
 Frank 4. Davis has made applica- tion for a seat in the Los Angeles stock exchange.
 John Bauder, father of Judge J. P. Bauder arrived here recently for a visit with his son.
 A lot of new machinery for the Penn Gold Mining company was shipped to Lynx creek yesterday.
 Ralph Dillon. formerly of Prescott and Jerome is now engaged in mining in Mexico.
 Governor R. c. Powers and J. c. Rankin returned this morning from their visit to the Model mine.
 Judge E. W. Wells has returned from trip to Silver City, New Mex ico, on mining business.
 A railroad employee named Me Carty, who died at the Sisters hos pital yesterday, was buried today.
 Col. J. T. Dougine is in town from Camp Dougine in the Santa Maria country.
 It has no equal-Bass' Rose Leaf Jelly for chapped hands, face, and after shaving. For sale by druggists.
 4-3-1mo
 See the cakes in the Vienna win dows that will be given away next Monday night at Dake's opera house for the champion cake walkers. 4-4-4t
 All the ladies of Prescott are cor dially invited to attend the grand Easter ball at the opera house next Monday night. Free of charge. 1-4-4t
 c. H. Warth has returned from his trip east and went out to Groom creek this morning to look after his mining interests there.
 F. H. Potter, IT,, connected with the Saginaw and Manistee Lumber com pany, came up from the south this morning and will remain in Prescott for few days.
 A rainstorm has been in progress in California for the past two days extending from Los Angeles to the Oregon line and snow is reported il Nevada and Utah. It would be 8 welcome visitor to this section just now.
 Philip Richardson celebrated hi: 10th birthday today. He has resided in this section of Arizona ever since 1866, and is as spry and active yet a: many men at forty, and has gooC prospects for living another quarteI of a century.
 The recorders deputies have re corded so many oil location notice. that they have caught the oil fevel and have organized a syndicate anC purchased lot of alleged oil lands il Mineral Point district. The Journal Miner hopes that every one of then will make fortune. On account of the Sunday schoo convention meeting in Prescott mex Tuesday the date of the regular meet ing of the Political Study club, tn, meeting of the latter has been post l poned for two weeks, or until the dat of the next regular meeting whicl will be April 23.
 The ladies of Prescott and Yavapa county will be pleased to learn tha the Bashford-Burmister company hay again opened their dry goods depart ment, and attention is called to ou advertising columns for what thi company has to say about few spe cial lines. Mail orders will be givel careful attention.
 . Prescott Hotel arrivals, April 4: ] Nevin, w E DeWees, k D Treadwel . and wife, Jerome; $ H Rosentha Chicago; E B Webster, Oakland; J Stephens, Oil Lands; Frank D Myer, Jerome; E D Peters, Boston; Da Bowen, Mayer; E A Powers, Jerome Jos H Ray, Chicago; J w Pullal :. Los Angeles; J w Thurber, Ash Forh f 1 c Mann, Chamite, Kan: c w Pa !. mer, Jerome; F $ Dickerson, As i Fork; P D Barnhart, Denver; A ] a Barnhart, city; Miss A Bowman, Kar = sas City; l. $ Austin, Fl Paso: Dn