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

reported to have fallen on the noun tains south of town.
 Mrs. John Bagsby has sent a very fine embroidered handkerchief from California to the Catholic fair.
 Geo. Cook, Prescott's jewelryman left this morning for California, where he will remain a week or ten days.
 For slight remuneration your for tune will be told tonight at the Hal lowe'en social by letter also by cards
 Miss Florence Herndon will enter tain her young friends at her home this evening with a Halloween party
 A. NJ. Cavell has purchased the second hand furniture store on Cortez street known as the Prescott Supply House.
 Mrs. Alex. Thompson left thls morning for Los Angeles with heI son, where the latter will enter school.
 It is reported that the owner of one of Mob Hills nobbiest residences of fers his mansion for sale with view of taking up his residence elsewhere.
 Henry Kinsley will retire from the Prescott National bank December 1 having sent in his resignation some time since to take effect on that date
 The following scores were made by D. D. Mcdonald at bluerocks this week: Monday, 91 out of a possible 100; Wednesday, 12S out of l50 Thursday, 91 out of 1C0.
 J. H. Lee has, returned from his second trip to the Knondike country Poor health forced him out, this time, but as soon as he reached the United States his health commenced to i'm prove.
 Rev. H. P. Case delivered very interesting address last night at the Congregational church on the subject of Sunday schools. He illustrated bis talk by means of a stereopticon There was a large audience present.
 4 substantial side walk was laid yesterday on the east side of Cortez street between the postoffice and the Prescott National bank building. Il was an improvement very much needed.
 The Congregational church was well filled with people last evening tc hear the address by Rev. H. P. Case of Los Angeles. NIT. Case is an in teresting speaker and illustrated hi' talk with stereopticon views which were beautiful.
 Prescott hotel arrivals Oct. 30: MT, s Cook, Mrs E w Wells, McCabe w G Shadrack, San Pedro N NJ; C W Sorano and wife, Chicago; NJ ( Sharpneck and wife Williams; E Reefeuyder, NJ D Johnson, Ernie Roth, Geo Guerney, Los Angeles.
 Messrs. Heyman and Doris, tn, well known furniture men of Phenix have formed trust by consolidatin: their business interests. A compan, will be organized to carry on tn, business with d capitalization O | SI0O,000.
 Superintendent McDermit, of tn White Hills Mining company, ant MT. Lowery, a mining man of Den yer, left for Mohave county thi morning. They were in Prescott at tending hearing in the land office a witnesses.
 While J. E. Wagoner was attempt ing to extract a shell from a Win chester rife recently at his home il Walnut Groves the, shell explode' with painful results, as the thum and part of his right hand were tor off. He arrived in Prescott las evening to secure surgical attendanc for it.
 Geo. W. Wilson arrived in Prescot
 last evening from Jerome with hi electro-geodetic ore finder. He gay an exhibition of the instrument 6
 Hotel Burke. Mir. Wilson will rt
 main here for some time and probs bly, permanently. He met wit splendid success with the instIumer , at Jerome as he has at other places. Captain L. D. Phillips returned O this mornings train from a visit i
 the southern part of Yavapai and i , Maricopa county on mining bushes! Captain Phillips represents Douglas Lacy x Co. of New York and the . extensive interests in this section keeE r him busy looking after them. H { will leave tomorrow evening for th southern part of the territory whel z the company is installing a smelte - Dr. Walls performed a surgics ], operation on Ray Hills left hand la l Tuesday, removing tumor that Ina |. been forming for several months. TT ! many roots of the tumor, like Il e legs of an octopus, were entwine a around tendons of the back of tl ' hand, and were beginning to eau e Ray little trouble. The operatiC
 was successful and Mir. Hill is fee = ing as well as ever. D While und
 the influence of chloroform Ray fe } hungry and took bite at his tongu Had not the doctor pried his teet o apart and released the tongue, R; ' would have been talking with h fingers at present.
 $ Arthur Foley Winningham-Ingral z Lord Bishop of London, contribut l. an interesting paper to the Nover 7, Der Cosmopolitan on "The Overcrow ' ing of Great Cities and Remedies l. It." Appropos for the discussi,
 of the invasion of England by Anne
 cans, Edmond Gosse furnishes in t
 same number an essay scoring En
 men for their narrowness of intelle
 Incidently he has hit at Americ
 intellectual life in the twentieth ce . tury.