Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-06

Hills country.
 R. c. Powers returned last evening from Jerome.
 Ben Blanchard has returned from visit east.
 Attend the cantata at K. of P, hall this evening.
 Wanted-A second girl Apply p Cortez street. Phone l7. St
 Ike Patrick, veteran of the Brad shaw mountains, is in town today.
 John Luke is in town from the Union mine in the Bradshaw noun tains.
 Prof. J. A. Church, the well known mining engineer, arrived in Prescott recently.
 You can sell your second hand stoves, tents, carpets, etc, at the Pres colt Supply house. St
 County School Superintendent J. B. Jolly has gone to the Verde val ley to visit the schools in that section.
 Bob. Grigsby was in town today from Del Rio, where he has been in charge of the big pump for the past three months.
 Today's business in the district court was light again. A demurrer in the case of Heyne vs. Van Alstine was argued and submitted and a number of cases were set for trial
 If D. D. Mcdonald does not cap ture some of the good prizes at the territorial shooting tournament it will not be for lack of practice. Mir. Me Donald goes out daily and takes shots at fifty blue rocks and succeeds in breaking all but very few of each | lot.
 Miss Hattie Minier, a popular young lady and an experienced dress maker, has opened dressmaking par lors on Pleasant avenue, two doors south of Jos. I. Roberts residence, where she will be pleased to meet the ladies of Prescott and take their or ders for dressmaking.
 @|'D. NJ. Clark had relapse on Sun day evening and for several hours his copdition Ayas1Quite- critical. He is reported much improved this morn ing and the physicians are now hope ful that they have succeeded in over coming the unfavorable symptoms which manifested themselves on Sun day.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, Nov. f; J E Lewis, Mrs Wheeler, Big Bug; F c Bicknell, city; Geo Harmer, Chi cago; J H Canavan, Los Angeles; Ben Blanchard and NJ Van Seyor, Kansas City; Chas Evans and wife, Kirkland J E Pulsifer, Providence; Mrs B E Sweetwood, Williams; Frank Wal kins, Leon Hohar and Louis Ney Kansas City; A w Lewis, Los Ange les: J. w. Johnson, Jerome; s H Hinckley, San Francisco: w G Drew Del Rio.
 At yesterdays meeting of the Mon. day club communication was receiv- ed from Phenix relative to fedora. ton of clubs in the territory. The club appointed Mrs. D. NJ. F. Weeks and Mrs. J. L. Munds as a committee to confer with the Phenix club. The programme for the day was as fol lows: Paper, "John Paul Jones and the American Navy during the Revo lution," by Mrs. Willard; reading Paul Revere's Ride," Mrs. w. w Ross; ''Stores of the Revolution" by members of the club, led by Mrs. w M. Claypool. Mrs. G. H. McGinniss sang the Sword of Bunker Hill"
 Under date of November l, the fol lowing blood. curdling item appeared in the associated press items of tho California papers, purporting to hav' been sent from Prescott; HI. c Cox, city marshal of Prescott, wa, shot and instantly killed by Charle Levy (colored) this afternoon. Co, had attempted to arrest Levy on ; trivial charge. Levy escaped. Citi zens generally closed their stores anC officers are now in pursuit of tn, negro" How it got through as al associated press item is not known a the associated press correspondent here had nothing to do with it, and o course as every one knows there i not even a semblance of truth in | single word of it.
 The Ruble company opened | weeks engagement at theopera hous last evening and was greeted with big audience. The company mad themselves solid with the Prescott theater going people during a wreck engagement played here some tim since, by their excellent acting. Si"c , that time they have been strengthen ed by the addition of several neV members to the company, and 1t . needless to say that they added fires laurels to their reputation last night The play produced at last nights pc! f formance was the Princess of Patches a very interesting one, pOrtraying Tiff in the south. The play gave entir 5 satisfaction and the company is as sured of a good business during tn balance of the week.
 Lloyd Griscom, formerly manage of the Castle Creek Hot Spring , hotel, and well known to many pee | pie in Arizona, but who gained an in ternational reputation while acting a charge de affairs in Constantinopl during the absence of the America
 minister, by pressing the claim c this government against the Sulta ' to successful issue, was married i Q London recently to a wealthy Amer n can lady. The ceremony took plac | in one of London's big churches am e was quite notable event. It was al ,. tended by dukes and duchesse'
 barOnets and barOnesses, and prince
 and princesses, and so on all alon
 the line of titledom, and the brid was the recipient of a handsome an l. valuable present from King Edward s although he was not present at tn ceremony. Mir. Griscom was recent o appointed minister to Persia, and b ;. will shortly leave for the Persia r capital to assume the duties of tn 2 office. MT. Griscom made man . warm friends during his brief res l. dence in Arizona, by his genial man
 ners and courteous bearing, and ever
 last one of them will congratulat him on his happy marriage, as we
 as on his deserved promotion in diI
 lomatic circles.