Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-22

colt small boy should cut this out an, label the trousers of his pants with il ' Maricopa county pays the penalt , of advertising as a health resort. Tn county physician informs ils that ther are forty patients at the poor farn
 now and fully two-thirds of that mum , Der are people who have never teel residents of this county. And in th winter season the number of invalid reaches seventy.-G Gazette.
 The young man referre! to in th' dispatches who picked up the red ho bar of gold bullion at the Congress mine to show the president, was Chas Richmond, formerly student at th, univer ity and commandant of tin, unive, " cadets. MT. Richmond VII be remembered by number of oul people Star.
 President Krueger, while in the United States, will inspect the ariC lands of Arizona with a view of plac ing a colony of Boers thereon. He should be guided to the Lonesome valley section near Prescott, and thereby be in touch with the senti ment of nine tenths of our people or his late cause.
 A request has been made that the Fourth of July committee on sports arrange for flag picking by the cow boys. There are quite a number oi 1 lrx-s. f,, fhf- e-onffa,, -b1 proficient in this trick and will gladly enter such a contest and give very pretty exhibition. The committee have promised to consider the matter and will no doubt decide to give a handsome prize for the winner.
 Miss Frances Thorbecke returned a few days since from Los Angeles where she graduated couple of week, ago from, the Bronsberger Home school. Miss Frances took up short hand and typewriting in this scbool last August and finished the course with high honors, being highly com plimented by her instructor for hel proficiency. She will engage in hel work here if she succeeds in securing a good position, but if not will return to Los Angeles, where she has been offered position.
 A. J. Head and wife returned last night from attending the Fiesta and presidential reception at Los Angeles Mir. Head says the president bowed very gracefully at him and seemed de lighted to see him, even if he did have to look up to the third story to see him. He says the city was a grand sight and the crowd was the greatest ever seen in Los Angeles
 There will be meeting in the Bap- tist church at o'clock Sunday after noon, May Is, in the interest of The Children's Home society. The pas tors and congregations of the differ ent churches will unite in this service. Rev. A. H. Gunnett, the superinten- tendent of the society. and others, will address the meeting. All who are interested in the welfare of home less children are cordially invited to be present.
 O. F. Place, well and favorably known to Prescott people, arrived last night from Chicago and is here again on mining matters in which he is in terested. Mir. Place is a veritable globe trotter, and during the eighteen years he has been identified with this section as mining man, he has made thirty eight round trips between Chi cago and Prescott. 4 remarkable feature also of his transportation feats is the fact that he has never ridden a mile on a pass or without paying full fare, and has paid out in this respect over 5000 in cash for the privilege He will remain for a few weeks and then retrace his steps to Chicago to remain until business calls him again to this section.
 The Phenix Republican says that on Thursday marriage license was issued to MT. James G. Barton, of Yavapai county, and Miss Beatrice Brawley, of Phenix. The ceremony uniting the above couple was per formed last evening, it is said, and they left this morning for Stod- dard, their future home. The bride is highly spoken of in the capital city, while Mir. Barton likewise has host friends in this section.
 Joe Roberts has just completed his new cold storage plant for the o. K. meat market, and it is peach. He did another wise thing by putting in a fine 5-horse power electric motor, which he uses for motive power not only for his cold storage plant, but also for his sausage mill and other machinery. The motor was just in stalled yesterday and is running beau tifully today, and the cooling room gave the Journal Miner man a very cold reception when he peeped in, and made him think he had just landed in Klondyke. Joe is bound to keep up to-date in everything, and have first class market in every particular.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals May r: Mrs J G Barton, Phenix; G B Smith, w s Thurgood, San Francisco; W J Stevens, Los Angeles; J w Smith, Octave; J l. Davis, Val Verde; A White, Senator; H K Mcdonald, Mayer; F A Davis, Prescott; J H Akard, Octave; J G Burton, Stod- dard; J F Swift, San Francisco; c Chase, Tucson; c King, Chino; NJ E Conboy, Los Angeles; OF Place, J G Allyn. Chicago; G Puntenney, Chino ranch; E I Johnson, Craig;J J l Broyles and wife, Ash Fork.
 A very interesting case was before Judge Moore yesterday in which James Broyles of Ash Fork figured as the defendant. The case was the out growth of the right of Mir. Broyles to invade or break through a small pox quarantine barrier established at Me Cabe, in which his estimable wife was held as host in house, and he as a dutiful husband was just a little bit anxious to have her liberated, or in other words, he wanted to do little of the Cudahy kidnapping by himself. Accordingly he made a sneak Thursday night on the house, secured hls prize, and came to Pres colt in buggy. He was seen on the streets with his better half yesterday, and the fact of it being known that Mrs. Broyles had not officially been liberated from the house afflicted, an investigation followed with the result above. Mir. and Mrs. Broyles have just emerged from an attack of this disease, and it was while