Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-16
SATURDAYS DAILY

Governor Murphy is expected to arrive in Phenix today. The gover- nor has spent six weeks working for the interest of statehood for Arizona. His efforts have always been directed toward obtaining this prize for Ari- zona, and had he been elected dele gate it would have come at this ses- sion. The governor while in Wash ington also worked for the passage of the Algodones bill which has become law largely through his efforts. If other men in public positions were as active for statehood and every inter est of the territory as Governor Mur phy there would be more accom- plished.-Tucson Citizen.
 Geo. Wooster has removad his sta tionery store from his old plaza roost to his elegant new quarters in the Cook building.
 Frank Brown, who was formerly employed in the Prescott Title com pany, but who has been taking a course in the Gem City business col lege, at Quincy, Illinois, will complete his course there next month and re turn to resume his work with the company.
 Shantytown is losing another of its ornaments today. The building next to the Brisley Drug company, which was occupied by E. A. Kastner & Co.,, is being torn down and removed.
 The case of the young man who was arrested yesterday for drawing a check when he had no money in the bank, was before Judge Moore this morning and the case continued till next Wednesday.
 There are only four prisoners in the city jail, and the city is quite free of the hobo element If the frost did no other good it has cleared the at mosphere of this form of pest, as his hoboship will wander to the south land to bask in the gentle rays of King Sol when Jack Frost shows up.
 There will be very interesting meeting at the Salvation Army hall tomorrow evening at s p. m. Captain Kuhne, who spent six years in the U. s. army, will give his experience and tell of his conversion while in Fort Walla Walla. There will be plenty of singing and a good time is assured. The Army holds meetings every evening and everyone is welcome They are always glad to have Chris tian people come and lend a helping hand.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins left on last nights train for Phenix.
 , Sylvian A. Lee, a celebrated hypno- tist, was a passenger on last nights south bound train, en route to Phe, nix, where he will play weeks en. gagement next week. He expects tc be in Prescott during the week com mencing January Fist.
 A. A. Baker, in the employ of Sine: & Maxwell, at their blaming mill, ha: , been very unfortunate during the past few days. While at work few = days since he had the misfortune tC have the forefinger of his right hand split open by band saw. Today a shaping knife flew out and split the thumb of the same hand open, inca pacitatingshim for work entirely.
 The large merchandise store of Nj Goldwater x Bros. has just been fit up with a fine large hot air heater which is not only much more satis factory way to heat the room, but i. clean, healthful and does not take UT any of the store room. A large fur mace for heating the air has beer placed in the basement and there art two large pipes leading to grates il
 the floor of the store for conveying
 the hot air into the room, while two other pipes carrying cold air from tn, l' lower part of the room to the fur 5 mace. Thus a natural circulation O
 air is kept up which keeps the atmos !, phere in the room fresh and healthy
 A system of drafts makes it possibl
 to easily regulate the heat from tn
 upper floor. Coal is used as fue