Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-26

A row between MeXicans is reported to have occurred at Jerome Tuesda, afternoon in which one man was ia tally shot and three men were seri ously stabbed. Four men were ar rested and placed in jail.
 Mrs. Ida Crouch-Hazlett had { large audience last night to hear hel lecture on progressive suffrage. Hel lecture was very interestingone ana she interspersed her talk with humor ous stories which kept her audience in continual good humor. Mrs. Haz lett will deliver another lecture in the church this evening.
 Aaron Goldberg the well known Phenix merchant came in from Iron Springs this morning. He says that colony is filling up rapidly since the advent of warm weather in the valley
 Work is progressing rapidly on the cut off of the railroad. They expect to have it completed by September 1
 Mrs. A. M. Osenburg and her daughter Miss Estelle Osenbure, mother and sister respectively of Eu- gene Osenburg, arrived last night from California to remain here during the summer. They left Prescott fourteen years ago when Miss Osen- burg was onl y two years old. Many changes have occurred in the town as well as of the people who inhabited it during those years.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 c. H. Bushnell, forest ranger. is in town from Crowned King.
 Forest Ranger J. R. Gaines is in town from the Big Bug country.
 Ed. Shumate returned last evening from a business trip to Los Angeles.
 Governor and Mrs. N. 0. Murphy and their son Paul came in on last nights train. Mrs. Murphy and Paul are en route home from the east, where the latter has been attending school, the governor going up to Ash Fork to meet them. The latter will return to Phenix tomorrow evening, while the others will remain here for some time.
 The funeral of the late E. P. Holi- day will take place tomorrow after noon at 3 o'clock.
 There will be a welcome meeting in the Salvation Army hall Saturday night. Capt. Wallace of San Fran cisco comes to take charge.
 Prescott lodge, w. o. w., held a very interesting meeting last night at K. P. hall.
 All who are seeking cheap insur- ance would do well to investigate the rates with the Woodmen of the World.
 Prescott Elks will have a Midway performance on the plaza during the three days celebration in Prescott.
 D.O.K.K.'s at the Prescott cele bration.
 Miss Ada Archer of Chicago is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Wilson, in Prescott.
 Lamps and glass ware at Linn's. Cheaper than any place in the city. If
 Moden's ice cream parlors will open this evening.
 Governor Murphy will deliver the Fourth of July oration at Congress. A purse of Sl,000 has been raised to be given away in prizes.
 Fen. s. Hildreth's new goods com menced to arrive today and he is busy at work putting them in place, pre- paratory to opening his new drug store in Hotel Burke building.
 J. A. Patton, vice president of the Foresters Oil and Investment com pany of Los Angeles, is making visit to this section looking over our mining resources.
 There is quite delegation of In dians in Prescott at present as wit nesses in a murder trial in which an Indian is charged with lassoing an aged member of his tribe and then dragging him to death.
 The sheriff has taken Miller. Irwin. DeArmour, Indian Sam and Le Strange to the Yuma penitentiary.
 United States Marshal NJ. H. Me Cord came up on this mornings train from Phenix to attend the United States court.
 The jury in the case of Dan Reams returned a verdict last evening of guilty of battery.
 The Midway, during the three days celebration, will be in charge of the Elks and one of the main attractions will be biograph exhibition, show ing the Paris exposition, the Calves ton flood, and all the latest pictures that are now being produced by these machines. Another feature on the Midway will be the wonderful optical illusion, Cabaret de la Mort. which will be worth coming miles to srr. There will be the beautiful Juno and other concessions too numerous to mention.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, June 2l: E E Parker, St Paul, Minn; P Wells and wife, Tucson; Chas W Pugh, Phenix; Jas w Smith, Octave: \ W Tarr, Kingman; J A Ogden. Dead wood, s D; Geo W Ward, Jerome. A S Holmes, Fennel, Tex; Capt. L D Phillips. Geo H Hummer, New York: Chas H Bushnell. Crown King; w T Robinson, Flagstaff; E 4 Powers. Providence; Frank l. Creswell. Phe- nix; Eli Puntenney, Chino; Dan Reams, Providence.
 The services at Masonic hall to- morrow afternoon over the remains of E. P. Holiday will be public. They will be held at 3:30 and all friends and acquaintances are invited to be present.
 Irwin Jewett. the well known Lvnx creek stage man, has purchased the Fashion livery and feed stables of Chris Carmac and has taken charge of them. He will run them in con nection with his stage line Mir. Jewett will nc doubt make 8 good