Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-31
FRIDAYS DAILY.


 periodical visit.
 Robert Cornell has been appointe'
 poll tax collector for Prescott.
 Miss Jessie Stanford left on thi
 mornings train for California.
 Col. Wm. Christy came up iron
 Phenix, this morning.
 T. NJ. Earnhart of Kirkland left fo home last night, after days bushes visit in Prescott.
 The contract for building the ad ditons to the county hospital has beer awarded to Hummer & Parks.
 The health of D. Miller, who wa. sent to Yuma for year is reported tC be quite poor in that climate.
 Mrs. Fred Sattes was among tho number of excursionists leaving fol the coast today, her destination be ing San Francisco.
 NJ. E. Conboy, representing Braun x Co.,, wholesale druggists of Lo: Angeles, is making his periodical visit to Prescott.
 Judge E. NJ. Sanford will build a residence for himself and family or Pleasant street, near Averyt's resi- dence.
 John Roberts is in town today from the Santa Maria country. He reports good rains there and thecountry gen. orally prosperous.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, July P: J NJ Sullivan, Prescott; Mrs. G. NJ. Wright and child, White Horse mine; W L Harris, Williams; Chas F. Wright San Francisco.
 J. Conlee, thewell known mining man, will go out to Lynx creek to- morrow to develop the property of the White Horse Mining company, of which D. c. Monroe is general man. ager.
 The will of the late Samuel Smith was proven and admitted to probate today, and Edwin D. Hill appointed executor of the estate. The entire estate is bequeathed to three of his nieces.
 James Shirley, the hustling mining man, left this morning for Jerome, from where he will go east for couple of months. MT. Shirley is en- gagged in promoting the sale of some very large mining properties at pres ent.
 The McCabe Extension people will give house warming and dance in their new boarding house at McCabe tomorrow night. A general invita- ton is extended to the public to at tend, and from a dozen to twenty peo pie from Prescott have already signi- fled their intention of going out to it.
 The Los Angeles Herald of July 24 gives an extended notice of the mar riage of Col. Northam, a Los Angeles and Miss Leotia Stoney. The notice is accompanied with cuts of the couple, and picture of Col. Northam's elegant mansion. Miss Stoney was formerly a resident of Jerome, and her sister is married to F. s. Mcclure, formerly resident of Prescott. She has a host of friends in Arizona who will congratulate her on her good fortune.
 A crazy Chinaman with suicidal mania was arrested and lodged in jail today. He had made several murder ous slashes on his head requiring ten to close them up, and had also a knife wound in his abdo- men. The latter would probably have proven fatal but for the fact that the knife struck rib and glanced around his body instead of entering the cavity.
 Geo Wood was in town today and had some samples of ore from the Test mine which was full of native silver. The shaft in the mine which was seventy feet deep when MT. Wood took hold of it is now down to depth of 210 feet and the quantity of ore, as well as the value of it continues to grow better with depth.
 ''The ournal-Murphy's malicious of the Courier's men, ton of the Bank of Arizona building is what is to be expected from that quarter. The bank people are the priests of the temple. The fellows who do the worshipping of the al dollar are of the Journal Murphy stripe, although pennies in stead of dollars should be substituted in that particular case. e."5Courier- The above explanation places even worse construction on that Grecian- temple, man-killing- -mortgage-dollar worshipping Prescott National bank than the Journal Murphy's malicious interpretation" of it. The priests of any temple are always to be more devout in their adoration of the object they worship than their followers, and they are not good priests if they fall short of it.
 SATURDAYS DAILY
 Masonic lodge meets tonight.
 John Lee is in town from the Verde valley.
 Jndge W. c. Campbell returned last evening from visit to Jerome on business.
 Ed. Shumate is expected home to- night from a visit to California for the benefit of his health.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Bennett of Phenix were visitors in Prescott yes terday.
 Miss Harriet Hudson came in from the Gopher mine yesterday with Mrs. Kautz and daughters. The party re- turned last night to the mining camp.
 J. w. Akers has gone to California for brief vacation. Mrs. Akers has been visiting there for several weeks.
 There will be mass at the Catholic church tomorrow at 7:30 a. m., as well as 9:15 a. m. This change of time will continue during the hot spell.
 W. F. Taliefero. of the land de- partment of the Santa Fe Pacific rail road company, came in on last nights train on business trip.
 Harry Heap came up from Phenix yesterday morning to attend the dance at the opera house last even- ing.
 Allie Mulvenon is now located in his new quarters in the fine new brick building erected by him on the corner Of Granite and Gurlev StreetS