Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-20
THE CITY
 AND COUNTY
Bob Irvine is coming.

Shumate came up from Phenix Sun day for a short visit.
 R. c. Irvine, the clothing and shirt salesman, will be in Prescott March 27 and 2S and wants his friends to re- serve all orders for him. If
 Rev. Bennett, of the Episcopal church of this city will go to Jerome Friday where he will remain over Sunday. officiating at the Sunday service Tn the new Episcopal church in that city.
 Zamloch, the magician, who is quite well known in Prescott, having given several performances here some years ago, will probably be in Prescott in a few days and give a number of his very entertaining performances.
 Ed. B. Webster, 'Kellers man, '" rep resenting that well known firm of shirt and clothing makers, G. Coke & O., will arrive in Prescott on or about April 3. Wait for his displayof swell togs." It will pay you-please you and fit your purse and person.
 Another cave occurred in the United
 Verde mine at Jerome on Sunday. There had been due warning of it, so that the men were all taken out and no one was injured.
 Cecil G. Fennell, of the Val Verde Copper company, is at present in Cali fornia. He expects to be in Prescott either the latter part of this week or the tirst of next to make arrange ments for the starting up of the Val Verde smelter on the Agua Fria.
 Col. c. P. Sykes, formerly of Ari zona and well known in Prescott on account of his connection with the llthographic quarTies near Ash creek. died recently in New York.
 Following are the new officers of the Jerome Miners Union. Presi- dent, T. H. Whelan; vice president. Q. Larsen; recording secretary, John Sullivan; financial secretary, Wm. Dullard; treasurer, Geo. England: warden, Sidney Carter; conductor, John Landers.
 Passenger traffic on the Santa Fe railroad is immense at the present time. On last Saturday eleven pas senger trains passed over the road at Ash Fork, three or four being specials carrying troops en route to Manila.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Long will give an informal farewell reception at their residence this evening from till l0l o'clock, to Mrs. H. D. Ross, wholeaves on tomorrow mornings train for the east to continue her study of music.
 Died-Isaac Morris, March IS, age 3S, a native of Germany He has lived here about ten years. Funeral took place this afternoon at o'clock from Logan's undertaking parlors.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, March IS: Geo. B. Upton, Wickenburg; G. E. Lamb, Clinton, Iowa; MT. and Mrs. Geo. Rohpeter, Dewey; Mrs. Wm. McIntire, Flagstaff; Allen Craig, Los Angeles; Knox Taylor, Ketchum. Idaho; E. R. Stock, San Francisco: G. G. Henderson, Walker; Dr. Scar borough, city.
 The s. F., & P. railroad is doing a heavy freight business both ways at present. The freight train leaving Ash Fork each morning is composed of between twenty-five and thirtycars daily and three days in the week will average the latter number.
 Thieves broke into a cellar in the rear of the residence of Fen S. HiI- dreth few nights ago and stole con siderable silverware and clothing, be- sides carrying of small trunk. The thieves were tracked to the east side of the hills, but there the trail was lost-Mohave Miner. I
 A rumor on the street today reports that a personal encounter occurred in Phenix last evening between H. J. Allen, of Jerome, and J. P. Dillon. over county division, in which Allen | was reported to have drawn a knife. [ when parties separated them. Be yond the above meager information. no further particulars were obtained 2 and the rumor could not be traced to [ any authentic source. 0 County Recorder Pat Farley, who | has been confined to his bed with an attack of humps, for nearly two r weeks, was able to be up Sunday. but received back set from ventur- ing out too early and was reported & worse last night. It is hoped be will s soon make complete recovery. One V thing is certain, Pat knows he has c had the humps. 4
 IT Workmen from the Prescott Elec- | tric company have gone out to the b Pen Gold Mining company's Lynx n creek properties to complete the work h of installing the new electric light " plant. The new mill has been com le pleted to such an extent that the wiring can be completed. This will T give the plant about sixty lights in u all, or nearly score more than has oI been in operation since the plant was g put in few weeks ago. e F. D. Berry, of Marysville. Califor- v ma, who has been spending several D' weeks here visiting with his cousin. U Mrs: Ed Shumate, left for Little g hook, Arkansas, Sunday morning. S GS where he will take for a life partner U one of the fair daughters of that city. During his visit here Mir. Berry made of number of friends who wish him 4l much joy. F 1l Frank M. Murphy brother of Gov Jo ernor Murphy, is in the east making with eastern capitalists the famous old Tombstone "a mines are to be opened and worked uo o 'n an extensive scale. There is no st' nan in all Arizona who can do more n all Arizona who can do more in the Ju ilrectlon Of securing development apital for Arizona than Frank Mur- 'hy. The many millions he has di- sid ected to Arizona is ample evidence eff i this fact. The Gazette says that an Tombstone will be under everlasting pri bligations to Mr. Murphy when the e. hines on Contention Hill begin oper- Citizen. Ioi H. B. Clifford received a telegram is oday stating that in response to his aft lvitation Chairman Percy, of the Los ' Ingelcs Mining Exchange will leave o,-; hat city tonight for the purpose of E. , lsiting Prescott to investigate the tbi lueen of Arizona. While the stock 9-;r 1-ir as met with strong bear movement cor -om the oil spectators of Los An " " eles, who think that if the public