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


 recent arrivals in Prescott. They ex- pect to remain here permanently.
 William Nelson is in town from his wood camp up in the cedar forests this side of Ash Fork.
 Superintendent W. J. Martin of the Copper Mountain mines is in town on business visit.
 The Young Peoples societies of the various churches held union services last evening at the Methodist church.
 The new time card went into effect on the Santa Fe road today. There will be no change in the local road.
 Call and see the new job faces just received at this office and see if it is not just what you want in your job printing.
 Go to the cantata at the Knights of Pythias hall tomorrow night and see what the ladies of Prescott can do in the musical line.
 Miss Speed will entertain you with "Mice at Play" at the cantata and song recital at the K. of P. hall, Tuesday, November 5.
 Dionisius Miller has been pardoned from the penitentiary. He is 70 years old and has always borne a good reputation prior to the trouble he got into recently.
 J. H. Hubbard, owner of the Queen mine near Iron Springs, returned to Prescott few days since after an ab- sence of about four years spent in the Klondike country.
 J. M. Aitken of Phenix is taking his annual vacation. He will spend it, as he has for several years past, hunting in northern Arizona. Joseph H. Holmes and H. W. Watkins of Kingman will be his associates.
 Gaddis & Perry's store in JKingman was burglarized last week. A former employee has been arrested charged with the, crime. A portion of the stolen goods were found in his pos session.
 Melvin NJ. Israel, general agent of the Fidelity Savings association of Denver, is in town today on business connected with the association. The company has number of sharehold- CTS ln Prescott.
 District court convened this morn ing. The calendar of the term was called and a number of the cases set, when an adjournment was taken till tomorrow. The grand jury will be convened on Wednesday.
 J. J. Reilley has completed his picture, "The Fair Captive" and it is beautiful one, both in its conception and execution. Mir. Reilley is an artist of much above the average ability. He is not only an artist with pencil and brush but is word builder artist as well.
 The Journal-Miner has just re- ceived several hundred pounds of new job type and other printing material. The type is the very latest designs. This office always had the reputation of doing the finest job work in north ern Arizona, and it intends to main tain it by keeping up with the spirit of the times in securing the latest de- signs in type.
 The Ruble Theater company com mences a weeks engagement at the opera house this evening. They played a weeks engagement in August and filled the theater every evening. They have added three or four good players to their number since then and will present an entirely new repertoire this week.
 A daring jail break occurred in Yuma at noon on Sunday last, in which all the prisoners es- capped. It was planned by a mur- derer named Hart and highway rob Der named Lewis. They took a Southern Pacific engine and run it twelve miles east of Yuma, where they abandoned it and took to the mountains. Officers secured another engine to make the pursuit, overlook the robbers at a mining camp, killed Hart and captured Lewis.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, November 8, 19O1-F NJ Root, Denver; William Stephens, Los Angeles; J S Johnson, Mayer; Chas M Pierce, San Fran cisco; E Wells and wife, McCabe; P L Clark, Denver; J NJ Harper, city L H Hinckley, Wickenburg; c B Burson, Wickenburg; J A Conlee, White Horse camp; Fred Anderson, Congress; John Anderson, Congress; Sarah Cahoon, Jerome; c $ Davis, Jerome; Bob Jones, Jerome; T H Coleman, Jerome; J A Presser, Jer- ome; J c Scarborough, city. The Phenix Republican has the following item: Justice Gray has found an envelope containing pension papers belonging to Gabriel Il. La Berton. He will be glad to deliver the papers to the owner on his prov ing property" Instead of Gabriel H La "Berton" the name is evidently G ? H. La Berteu, as that is the name of } the oldest printer in the territory and who is also veteran of the civil war and man who is entitled to as much pension money as anyone who ever shouldered musket in his country's defense. MT. La BeIteu held cases on the Journal Miner for several years until failing health compelled him to retire from his calling, when he purchased lot and built com fortable residence on it in Phenix where he and his excellent wife spend their winters and come to Prescott during the heated term where they also own property, the proceeds oi which, with the pension received by ,, MT. La Berteu, afford them a com fort blo lirrir,or dt,rir,rr khoir dool;,,..r