Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-18
WNDESDAY S DAILY

An undelivered telegram for A. J
 bran is advertised in Los Angeles.
 The thermometer regist cred 50 de
 eesSbove zero this morning.
 Blue Lodge Masons will confer the
 ird degree tonight.
 Called meeting of Masonic lodge
 night for work in the third degree.
 Special Agent A. F. Leach left this
 prning for Cottonwood to investi-
 te the alleged unlawful cutting of
 nber on government land.
 With the cooperation of business
 en and mining men, the Journal
 iner will give this section of Ari-
 na the best advertisement it has
 er had by the publication of its
 ecial edition.
 Hunters should take notice that the
 len season for quail does not com
 Ence until October 15. To have
 ail in your possession is against the
 ".
 Thomas J. Laird, the well known
 ning\ man and newspaper core
 |ondent of Groom City, is in town.
 Lee Townsend, the murderer of
 mes White, was yesterday held
 thout bail to appear before the land jury to answer charge of
 urder.
 Mrs. J. NJ. McMichaels and child
 n of Big Bug are in town 10 spend
 e winter, to enable the latter to
 tend the public schools.
 W. E. Allen was able to be out to- Ry, although still suffering intense bin. No clue has yet been obtained 1 Leonard's whereabouts, or if one hs the officers are not saying any ping about it.
 Read.notice of Appeal to Charita-
 e" in this issue and do a kindly paritable act by donating school boks to deserving children unable to
 rchase them.
 A letter was received in Prescott sday announcing the death in San francisco recently of Al Whitney, |rmerly resident of Prescott. Whit By was in Prescott on a visit few |eeks ago. The Courier will have to add a new |Ipply of venom to its fangs before it ets the JOurnal-Miner to reply to its knseless filings at this paper, as the |burnal-Miner has made it a point to fnore such personal attacks. Prescott hotel arrivals, Sept. g: E
 Morton and J F Cunningham. |ickenburg; W Colbick, Chicago; iss Van Deren, J. Van Deren, |erde; Nj c Sharpnick, Williams; frs A J Patterson, Providence; c F (owlitg, R R; Geo H Gillespie, 1 [uron; ] s Johnson, Mayer; W J |ond, Nashville; D J Jewett, Chino, | |olo; H c Stockwell, Los Angeles; rs Thayer, Mrs Cook, Big Bug; E |
 HaSkins' Jerome. The newspaper reports published | ! st week throughout the country, i |lys the SOlomonville Bulletin, origi- | |ating from Tucson press dispatch, l bncerning the Apache Indians on be San Carlos reservation being on be verge of going on the war path. | las unfoundeG. There was some 1 |ttle anxiety felt at Fort Thomas sev- kal days ago because parties from 1 lat town had come upon a large | lmber of Indians at Ash Fiat. north ! est of Thomas, holding a kind of 1 Ebisterous dance, but they offered no sturbance to anyone. Mir. Burnett, | sue clerk at San Carlos agency, was Stafford Tuesday and he informed ! e editor of the Bulletin that the In ans were perfectly quiet and peace ble and that there was absolutely no ! Euse for alarm.
 | |C. W. Nickliu, the printers supply ] an of Los Angeles, has sold out his Hsinsss to an incorporated company,
 Sch Mulford Winsor of the una Sun is one of the incorporators. ! Fr. Winsor has been in the employ \ the institution for some time, prob ply for the purpose of sizing up the |usiness with the object in view of baking this purchase.
 W. H. Smith has returned from the |Iogollon mountains, where he pur- based fine lot of fat cattle fer his beat market.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Fletcher, nee Miss Inez paible, will leave tomorrow for her |Ome at Indianapolis, after a three honths' visit in Prescott, very pleas ntly spent with relatives and friends. |lrs. Fletcher and Mrs. H. B. Long ecefved their friends at the residence fl the latter yesterday afternoon as a prt of farewell to the departing |uest, and very large number of edies were present to bid the young |dySood bye, and express their good Fishes for her and regrets felt at her departure, the afternoon being very Pleasantly spen bv all present.
 THURSDAY>LY Emma Goldman, the high priest iss of anarchy has been arrested in Chicago.
 E. St. John, formerly with the Rock Island road is talked of as the ,robable successor to Chas. NJ. Hays, IS president of the Southern Pacific