Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-27

California, where they Will take then Thanksgiving dinner with the form CTS brother.
 An Indian was killed in the Verde valley recently by fellow Indian and the other Indians in the vicinity are making vigorous search for the murderer.
 | D. D. Mcdonald broke all his prev ious records yesterday in his practice shoot at blue rocks, making a score of 96 out of a possible 100. Mir. Me Donald will leave tonight for Phenix to attend the territorial tournament.
 The themes of the services by Rev H. B. Long at the Congregational church next Sabbath are, morning, a Thanksgiving sermon, "The Christian Home;" evening, 'The Nation and the Twentieth Century" Special music by the choir, assisted by MT. Barkley, cornetist.
 Two car loads of eggs arrived in Prescott on Thursday. As there are 600 cases in a car load and each case consists of thirty dozen, the shipment amounts to 1200 cases, 36,0O0 dozen, or 432D00 eggs. One would naturally conclude that this would last for a long time, but dealers say they will all be sold within a month.
 All previous records in the district court were broken this morning in the trial of Frank McMurrain of Jerome, charged with burglary. From the time that the work of impaneling jury was commenced, until the close of the trial, and the rendering of verdict of guilty as charged" the time occupied was just thirty eight minutes.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, Nov. P: J E Dunn, Los Angeles; J c Ross, NJ L Alvin, Anson E Cohoon, Denver; c O Sparks, Herndon, Ky; H A Smith, H A Suttle, Reason, III; Charles Bulsford, Kearney, Ill; c w Platt, Kirkland; Miss Kenny, D J Shack ron, Los Angeles; G Waters, Jerome; M J Smith, Boston, Mass; J c Lusk, o Loper, Mayer.
 Friday evening about s o'clock a considerable amount of dynamite was exploded below town in the neighbor- hood of the Verde Queen. The party responsible for the explosion is mak- ing no effort to explain the whyfores, but it is understood that citizen had box of old powder that he had no use for, and being uncertain of its quality he took it down in the gulch this side of East avenue and exploded it.-Jerome Reporter.
 That experience teaches the value of newspaper advertising is shown in the case of the manufacturers of cigars. "A dozen years ago" says Tobacco, ''an advertised cigar was virtually unknown. Two or three pioneers who started advertising in a small way some seven years ago re- ceived such wonderful benefits that others were induced to enter the field, and all have had unprecedented re turns, apparently without hurting one another"
 The funeral of the remains of the late Dr. J. c. Scarborough was held this afternoon from his late residence, on Pleasant street. Rev. Leon O. Lewis of the South Methodist church, conducted the religious services, while the funeral was conducted by the Masonic lodge. The Elks and Knights of Pythias lodges, of which ! the deceased was a member, also at tended the funeral. The procession twas the longest seen in Prescott for long time, and no death which has occurred here for months has caused the universal feeling of sadness and gloom that this one has.
 At the recent meeting in Phenix of delegates of woman's clubs in the ter ritory, federation of clubs was or ganized with the following officers; President, Mrs. A. J. McClatchie, Phenix; vice president, Mrs. F. A. 1ritle, Prescott; recording secretary, Mrs. c. P. Hart, Bisbee; correspond ing secretary, Mrs. J. II. McClintock, Phenix; treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Black, Tucson. Two invitations for the next place of meeting were extended, one being from Mrs. Otis of the Monday i club of Prescott and the other from Mrs. Black of the Womans' club of ! Tucson. Prescott was accepted and it was regretted by the delegates that it was impossible to meet at the two places at once. The next meeting will be held some time in October of next year.
 Capt. Wallace and Lieut.. Patter- son of the Salvation Army hold their farewell meeting Thursday, Nov. 24 Capt. Kirkwood succeeds them in Prescott.
 The case of Powlas, charged with the murder of Bruce Protfitt at Big Bug, was given to the jury yesterday evening at o'clock and at noon to- day no verdict had been reached.
 Mrs. Ling, president of the terri torial assembly of the Rebekah lodge will leave tonight for Globe, after a very pleasant visit with the local lodge members. She is making an official inspection tour.-Enterprise
 Dr. w. G. Lentz, brother-in-law oi , the late Dr. Scarborough, accompa- nied by Mrs. Bunch, sister of de ceased, arrived from Phenix this morning to attend the funeral, which took place this afternoon.
 
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, November 18th, 1901: Chas Baden, McCabe Ariz; Joe Hays, Los Angeles, Cal; ( w Platt, Kirkland, Ariz; Geo w Sor ems and wife, Chicago, Ill; E L Sharp neck and Chicago, I'll; Ina Darnette , Louisa Carter, k Mcleod, Roanoke Co; Alfred Carrigan, Phoenix, Ariz J A Twichell, Pittsburg, Pa; Al Doyle Flagstaff, Ariz; J c Rose, Flagstaff , Ariz; Wm Savage, Hillside, Ariz; J 1
 Mullen, Los Angeles, Cal; H N
 Gibbs, Jerome, Ariz; NJ E Russell Denver, Colo; Bates, Chicago, III John Andrews, Minnehaha, Ariz 9 Fred Andrews, Ninnehaha, Ariz; Mir,
 M Stone, Jerome, Ariz; D C Mon g roe, White Horse, Camp, Ariz; C l 1 Wingfeld, Huron, Ariz; J A Tren 5 berth, Huron, Ariz; Ed Trenberth