Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-20
SATURDAYS DAILY

e --..---------------- -s,--.-----z.-------------. : SATURDAYS DAILY J. H. Emmert returned from busi , ness trip to Pheuix this morning. Jas Gillespie has returned from l trip through the east. J. H. Ehle has returned from Phe nix where he has been for some weeks Mrs. T. H. Bate, has reserved Fri l day afternoon as her time for recep- , tions.
 Geo. Buxton, the clever and popu- . lar fruit and produce dealer of Phe- nix, Is Tn town today interviewing our merchants.
 Mrs. Henry Kinsley came up from Phenix this morning after a visit of several days at that place.
 A marriage license was issued to- day by Probate Judge Hicks to Chas. COlquett and Miss Edith Rogers both of this city.
 Constable Pete Boscha came in from Congress this morning with a 150 day prisoner. the charge beng malicious mischief.
 The subject for Rev. H. B. Longs sermon lecture at the Congregational church tomorrow night, will be ''John Wesley" All are cordially invited.
 The Miners Union of Chloride. Mo have county, gave ball recently for the benefit of the school fund, and the affair netted Sl03.
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors J. E. Robinson has received a con signment of seeds from Washington and will gladly give to those who ap- ply for same.
 The adjourned regular monthly meeting of Mechanics Hook and Lad der Co. No. l will be held this even ing at s o'clock. Business of impor- tance. Refreshments will be served. All fremen invited. By order of H. D. Campbell, foreman.
 D. D. Mcdonald, he of the many mining ventures, will leave Jerome for Crown King shortly, to take charge of the boarding house there. This should be a pleasure to John Burkes, who will drop back into his old place with out a rival.-Jerome Reporter.
 G. B. Gellette arrived from Ash Fork today to take permanent charge of the city ticket office of the s. F., P. & P. road and operator of the Postal Telegraph company. Mr. Gellette has been in the employ of the Santa Fe road for some time as its agent at Ash Fork.
 w. H. Murphy, the newly elected secretary-treasurer of the $. F. P. & P. and P. X E. railroads, came up from PheniX this morning, which place he had been for several days getting ac- quainted with the business of the road at that place, aud also the real estate interests of his father, Simon J. Mur- phy.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals March 15: J k Mcdonald, $. F., P. X P; Rich ard DeKuhn, Cherry; G Graves, Den yer; c I Lengle, New York; CJ Chit tenden, San Francisco: Wm Park. Williams; Coy Carey, Goodwin: J CI Rankin, Chicago; R W Haight, San Diego; John P Nelson, Detroit; Geo H Keller, Needles.
 M. ROsenquijt. who has been sup plying the position of Postal tele- graph operator in this city for syereral days will leave tonight for bis regular place as operator at Congress June tion. Mr. Rosenquist is a very pleas ant and courteous young man and made number of friends during his short stay here.
 It looks now as if there would be a law suit over the relief bill recently passed by the legislature for the re- lief of John Duke. Mir. Duke has presented his claim to County Treas ureI J. P. Storm who has refused to pay the same, claiming that he has authority to pay only Warrants drawn by the board of supervisors or by or der of the courts. In this case the order comes directly from the leeis- lature and he claims he cannot honor it under the law.
 Yesterday the Tucson Citizen. one of the oldest republican newspapers in Arizona, passed into the hands of democratic syndicate, headed by c. M. Shannon and E. 5. Ives. O'Brien Moore and John H. Behan will as sume editorial and business manage ment respectively. The deal was con summated yesterday and the trade was made the occasion of a iollifca- tion banquet at the Adams last even ing. Mr. Moore is an able writer and Johnny Behan is one of the old-time wheel horses of Arizona Arizona Ga zette.
 The St. Patrick's ball at the opera house last evening was well attended and a most enjoyable time had. The prize winners were, for the best waltz. Will J. Murphy and Miss Sarah Me C-ea; best two-step, Tom Brown and Miss Nellie COurser; cake walk. Harry Cotton and Miss Kate Sendrey. were the winners of one cake and Joe Tier nan and little Miss Marie Honlihan. a tiny lass of about five years won the other. This couple were the recipients of hearty applause as they present ed themselves and caused much mer- riment by their slight" contrast in size. Little Marie, however, managed to pull her partner through and when the cake was presented them she evi- denced as much delight as their audi ! tors had.
 ". T. Wilbur, a citizen of the 1 Lower Verde country, is in Prescott.
 l.. l.. Lyon, of Denver. is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 Chas. T. Co!quette and Miss Edith ! Rogers were married at the Baptist church yesterday by Res. Taylor. The young couple are both well and favorably known by our people who wish them much joy in life.