Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-15

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 Poor appetite is the result of an un- healthy stomach. Strengthen your digestive organs and arouse your liver and kidneys into proper action with the Bitters. It will cure dyspepsia. constipation, fatulency, and prevent malaria, fever and ague.
 Gov. N. O. Murphy came up from Phenix this morning. He will remain several days. He has just returned from escorting the presidential party through Arizona, and reports all con nected with it as having enjoyed the trip very much The president ex- pressed himself as specially pleased with his visit to the Congress mine, as the experience was new, not only to him, but to all of the party.
 Dr. O. L. Geer, of Martinez, who came up on yesterdays excursion train from Phenix received the sad in telligence last night that W. J. Shiek, an eastern capitalist, Lad met his death on the desert west of Congress Junction. No particulars were given. MT. Shiek is interested in mining in the vicinity of Tyson's we'll left Con gress Junction few days ago for a visit to the properties. He was well equipped for the trip, Dr. Geer says, and he cannot imagine the cause of his death.
 Prescott Hoted arrivals May s.: JQ Stephens, Phenix; NJ R Stoddard. Stoddard; s Christy,C Ratra, Phe- nix; E S Clark, Flagstaff; Mrs c W Carter, Kirkland; F Bettnian, San Francisco; H B Quick, Chicago; E I Johnson, Arizona; A H Wood, Bos- ton; O A Knox, Colorado Springs; J Sias, Providence; T Gearhart Me Cabe; W E Buzzee and wife, Mayer; J Corcoran, San Francisco;- J WNor- ton, Prescott; N L Amster. Boston; D D Mcdonald, Jerome; c M Deis, San Francisco; J R Lisle, Crouk mine; J s Smith, Jerome Junction; Frank A Davis, city.
 Every one who has had the pleasure of witnessing the production of The Hustler, admits that as a comedy ere ation it stands without a peer. It abounds in enough fuRny incidents and ludicrous -situatioHs~to stock a regiment of plays. The comedy is as spontaneous as the laughter it con- tinuously provokes. NIT. Jossey has given it an exceeding elaborate pro duction this season, retaining all the old favorites in the. cast as well as in troducing many novel speciaHies and spectacular effects. The SJossey Stock company will present The Illus tier during their engagement at the Dake opera house week beginning May 13. Ladies free opening night. Grand Saturday matinees s
 SATURDAYS DAILY
 Otto Lind, a mining man of Walker, is in town today.
 E. c. Campbell is in town from the Blue Dick mine '-.
 W.C Parsons came in yesterday from California. ..... .,.....
 A. H. Wood, of Boston, left this morning for California on business, whence he returns to Boston.
 Forest Supervisor Frank R. Stewart and his wife will return tonight from their visit east.
 The court house presents a quiet attitude these days, apparently rest ing up for the June term of court.
 Rev. H. w. Peck returned last even- ing from Flagstaff. He speaks in high praise of the Mountain City.
 The Penn Gold Mining Go. is ship ping considerable concentrates these days. A few more such mines would be great thing for Prescott. rs
 The remodeling of the Hawkins Richards building is making rapid progress and will soon be ready. for occupancy.
 It might be we'll for the several buildings now under construction to place lights around the buildings of an evening. This might prevent loss of life or severe injury to pedestrians.
 The Comet billiard parlors seem to be quite social place these days, as one can go in at any time during the evening and find all the tables busy; it is truly a gentleman's resort.
 J. c. Rankin returned on last nights train from a business visit east. He went to Chicago. with the Yaeger party on their return trip.
 Thomas H. Sherrard, of the forest reserve commission, arrived in the territory from Washington, D. C., a couple of days ago. His mission is to inspect the forest reserves.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh McCrum are in town for visit. Mir. McCrum was formerly one of the owners of the McCabe mine.
 The capitol building is the cosiest place in southern Arizona these warm days. The climate within that big structure is delightful. The commis'' sion knew its business when that tufa stone was substituted for granite.- Gazette.
 Sheriff Truman, of Pinal county and his son Fletcher were bitten the other day by a mad dog which was presented to the sheriff by Chief Sul. livan of the San Francisco fire de partIpent. Father and son left at once for the Pasteur institute at Chicago.
 Dr. Gonzales, the dentist, is expect ed to return to Prescott shortly. He will occupy rooms in the Coles Bash ford building. The doctor is good dentist and will no doubt enjoy. the same large practice as of old.
 W.J. Carr, superintendent of rail way mail service, with headquarter. at Denver, arrived on last night: train on an official visit to Prescott and vicinity.
 A miner named Hill fell down into the basement of fhe Coles BashforC