Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-01

soYA 1 R. A. Sweet, the Chicago capitalist who is interested in mines in this sec tion, is making his periodical visit tC Prescott.
 The rummage sale has proven sC successful that the ladies find them selves out of many desirable article. which could be sold if they had them Parties having any articles for whicf they have no further use are requested to notify the'ladies and wagon will be sent for them.
 A party of eastern capitalists, who are interested iu the mines being operated by G. W. Middleton arrived in Prescott last evening to look over their holdings in Arizona.
 The Christian Scientists have taken rooms in the Union block on the north side of the plaza and have opened reading rooms there, which are open daily and where all are welcome. A general invitation is extended to the public to avail themselves of the priv ileges afforded by these rooms.
 Frank S. Emmal, formerly of Pres colt, will graduate from San Fran cisco medical college next month. It is said that he intends to return to Prescott to locate for the practice of his profession. He was a very good physician before he went to the medi- cal college from his long experience in the drug business.
 New Prescott should have a rousing Fourth of July celebration this year. It is business as well as a patriotic proposition. If no celebration is given our citizens will go elsewhere to celebrate, and if good old fashioned celebration is given outsiders will come here. People will celebrate and Prescott might just as we'll have the advantage of it as any place else
 Prescott hotel arrivals, April 25: B A Powers, Jerome; J B Paul, Angel of the Alley; Wm Nellis, Mayer; J G Barton, Phenix; c P Wingfield and wife, Huron; Wm Wingfeld, Mayer; Harry J Lee, J W Spear, Phenix; J H LaRue, San Francisco.
 Business Manager Harvey J. Lee and Associate Editor J. W. Spear, of the Phenix Republican, came in on yesterdays freight train from the south. They are making tour of this section in the interest of the above paper. They will leave for Je- rome tomorrow morning.
 Dr. J. NJ. Criley will address the boys and girls club in the,C ,Congrega- tional church on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Patriotic songs will be sung. Mothers of the boys and girls are invited to be present. There will be no admission and no offering will be asked.
 There seems to be a scarcity of la borers in this section at present. The contractor for the Del Rio pipe line finds it difficult to get as many men as he desires for his work, while one hundred. men are wanted for track laying on the Rock Butte cut of of the railroad, they have only been able to secure thirty five.
 Rev. Frederick Bennett, rector of the Episcopal church at Prescott, ar rived here today to attend the convo- cation of the diocese at Trinity church tomorrow. The Rev. Mir. Bennett is chaplain of the blue lodge and Royal Arch Masons of the territory and also prelate of the Knight Templar com mandery at Prescott, so that he had many Masonic greetings on the streets today.-Enterprise.
 J.N. Rodenburg received telegram yesterday that his son Julius was in the railroad hospital at Bakersfield California, suffering from very serious injuries received on the Southern Pa. cific railroad. The manner in which he received his injuries was not stated although a telegram from Superin, Burkhalter, stated that he would make inquiries and report. It was reported | that he had a severe wound in the back of his head and his skull proba ply fractured, and there was another severe wound over his left eye.
 FRIDAYS DAILY
 Geo. E. Brown is making his semi periodical visit to Prescott.
 The Elks are making elaborate pre- parations for their May Day ball.
 Civil service examination at tht court house tomorrow.
 Do not forget the complimentary hop at Dougherty hall tonight.
 Ice cream and cake tonight at tn, rummage sale.
 The orchestra will play tomorrow night at the rummage sale.