Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-15
WEDNESDAYS DAILY

mr--anQ MrS. Frank h. stewart re- turned last night from their visit east.
 Mrs. NO. Murphy is up from. Phe- nix with her husband.
 F. N. Murphy will leave for the east on Monday.
 NJ. A. Tucker is recent arrival here from Albuquerque. Mir. Tucker is a brother-in-law of the Berry boys and has locased-on Lynx creek and has engaged in placer mining.
 Mrs. A. V. Kautz and her two daughters and Miss H. Hudson will leave in. a few days for, McCabe where they expect to reside for some time and enjoy. the experience of life in a mining camp.
 W.'J. Berry, jr., will leave next week again for another search along the line of the, Santa Fe railroad for his father, who has been missing since last sum- mer.
 l.. E. Whicher prominent young bnoker of Boston and New York came in today from the Red Rock mine and left by special train for Congress. Mir. Whicher is4one of the owners of the Red Rock plaperty.
 The maniwho fell into the basement of.the eCo1es Bashfofd building on Thursday night was T. c. Hill, the well known painter and miner, who owns mining claims west of Thumb
 Mrs. Willard, wife of Architect Mil lard left Friday morning for a six months visit with relatives in Phila- delphia..
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Jake Weber took place this afternoon and was largely attended The sympathy of. the community goes out to the be reaved husband and notherless chii- dren. '...-e a--....-- .-...-
 s. D. .Lount,. a pioneer. citizen O Phenix, and one of the most promi- nent citizens, died there on Thursday night, after an illness of several weeks. Mir. Lount was 65 years old at the time of his death, and was well known to all old time Arizonans. George B. Lount, of Prescott. who died some years ago, was brother of the de- ceased.
 The Epworth League services at the Marina, Street M. E. church will be held tomorrow at s o'clock pm, in- stead of 6:45, the usual hOur As this isthe twelfth anniversary of that or ganization, there will be an especially prepared program. Every one is cor dially invited to the service.
 Miss Nellie Darby, the high school teacher in the Prescott schools, sent her resignation to the board of trus- tees last night. Miss Darby is una ble, on account of ill health. to finish her terms work and will depart for her home in the east early next week. MT. Robert K. Porter was telegraphed for at Williams, and will take up her work on Monday for the remainder of the term.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, May 10: Nathan Price, Chicago; Otto Lind, Walker;.W o Secor, Los Angeles; J Aebfiiiken, Walker; Geo o Kincoid, Prescott; VIE Bruce, Huron; Dr w A Hendryx, Los Angeles; E A Pow CTS. Big Bug; B F Jones, F E Whicher. Boston; c T Gillett, Leeton; R M Vail, Los. Angeles; c w Pearce, Craig; J Nj Ream, Los Angeles; c c Fisher, Jerome; J A Caldwell, Will liamson valley, H M Hubbard, New York; J W Adams, Pine Bluff. Ark.
 A very interesting program will be rendered at the musicale and lecture to be given Tuesday evening, May l4, at the Congregational church. Judge J:.W. Deane will. give an address of thirty-fve minutes taking for his subject, "One Hour Enough" Music al numbers will be given by Mrs. J. W. Deane, Miss Criley, and a male quartet, consisting of Messrs. Thomas, Beach, Aitkenand' Oakes; recitation by Mrs. W. W. Ross, and a piano solo by Miss Bailey The very low price ot.25 cents admission and the excel lent talent on the program will insure large att attendance.
 J. N. Rohenbatg, of this city,, has .receive& late advices from San Fran cisco tEat bis son Julius, whorecent- ly fell from moving train near Bakersfield, was now on the road to recovery and that the injuries sus- tained at the time would not be per manent,, Mir. Rodenburg, with the members of his family in San Fran cisco also, express the deepest grati- tHde toward Mrs. Wescott, the matron of the county hospital at Hanford in caring and nursing the boy, and that her kindness and consideration Is in- deed commendable and truly praise worthy. Gus" many friends in this city will be pleased to know that he is still ''it." -'
 A little incident occurred at PheniX the other day during the visit of the presidential party, that served tC prove that the young American of Arizona is up to date. During the reception to Mrs. Mckinley, little three year old Trevor Modem, who was with his mother, Mrs E. B Modem. called out in a voice loud enough to be heard by Mrs. Mckin ley and quite a. number of others "Hello, Mrs Mack Mrs. Mckinley turned and saw where the salutatior came from, smiled very sweetly anC throwing a kiss at him said: Hello my little man." She really looked more pleased at this spontaneous out burst from this little boy than she diC with all the spread and show of fash ion and that was crowded upon her
 W. B. Kelly is getting out news. paper ill the Bisbee Daily Review Mr. Kelly was born, So to speak, in printing office, and being an intelli gent and enterprising young man, bound to succeed. He is one of tn brightest and best ''all- around" news paper men inetbes territory.
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