Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-20
MONDAYS DAILY

D. J. Boldridge left for New Yorl
 city yesterday.
 Mrs. H. D. Aitken was guest a
 the Grand hotel in San Francisco las
 Friday.
 sc. Hall, of the Manchester Chron
 icle, is visiting in Prescott on mining
 business.
 i Judge Hawkins is in Phenix at
 tending the session of the supreme
 court, which opened there today.
 A small cave in was reported tC
 have occurred at Jerome a day or two
 ago. No one was hurt nor no serious
 damage was done.
 Today, March 18th, is the day sci
 for the opening of the Algodones land
 grant in the Colorado river country
 A rush is expected at the land office
 at Tucson.
 small bridge about three miles
 south of Iron Springs on the s. F., P,
 & P. was burned Saturday afternoon,
 causing the transfer of the passengers on the south bound train. The dam age Was repaired yesterday and all trains are now moving as usual.
 According to the Border Vidette, of Nogales, Con O'Keefe is laid up with a broken leg, the result of a jump from buggy while team was run ming away.
 Mrs. B. H. Smith is making ar rangement to open a dancing ac- cademy for the instruction of chil- dren at the opera house, on Saturday, March 24. Mrs. Smith is one of the finest instructors in that line in the west, and will DO doubt soon have a large class. She will also instruct her class in physical culture and the Delsarte movements. See her an announcement in tbis issue for further particulars.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals: J H Bur fiend, Salt Lake City; Geo E Buxton, Phenix; W E Osborne, New York: H Legge, Monte Cristo; Jas A Hum phreys, Senator; NJ R Riley, Minne- haha; John Tilley, Prescott; Joseph Brown, J Stanley Brown, Prescott; s Cashman, St Joe; L A DeVault and wife, San Francisco; J F Hogue. St John; w SGoodall, Gallup; s John son, Mayer; J c Scarborough, city; John P Darling city; J R Mcdonald, E H Parker, s F, P & P By; E D Treadwell, Jerome; F NJ Underwood, Pasadena; Geo Puntennays, Punten- nay Lime Kiln; L Schmidt, Chino Valley; J B Jones, Williams; w W Bass, Grand Canyon; Allen Craig, Los Angeles; Ernest Marlowe, Sim mons.
 Chas. E. Brown arrived in Prescott a day or two ago from San Francisco. where he had been mustered out of the Philippine service after a stay in the islands of over two years. He went there from Colorado as a private in Company D, First Colorado In fantry, and after his discharge from that regiment he re-enlisted in the l corps, from which he was out in San Francisco last | December as first duty seargent. Mir. Browns health was impaired by | this service in the islands, and he is in | this section of the country for the pur- pose of regaining his strength. He is a miner of considerable experience and also a clothing salesman and is looking for employment in either of | those branches or in any legitimate line of work. He has number of ex- cellent references and anyone wishing the services of such a man will no doubt find Mf. Brown all right. Word gan be left at this office by anyone wishing to see him.
 Thomas & Post, bankers of New York. offer for public subscription 10000 shares of the capital stock of he Arizona Blue Bell Copper O., of he par value of S1.00 per share at the price of S25.00 per share. Subscrip- ion will be opened at their office on Monday, March Is and remain open until April 1st, included. The capi- al stock of the Arizona Blue Bell Copper company is S500,000. c. 4. president; A. Howard Hin ile, vice-president and NJ. L. Bouden, and treasurer of the com 1any. The mines owned by the com 1any are located in Yavapai county in Arizona in the celebrated Big Bug district. The ore now being mined It the 270 foot level indicates the per ;istency of the ore bodies. Contracts nave been placed for the erection of a The company has no bonds ,r indebtedness of any kind.
 Wm. Gnash, of the Arizona Gold S Copper Mining company, has just rom visit to the company's hines in the Agua Fria district. He lad some ore that was taken from t1e iha't of the Hidden Treasure mine hat went nearly S1C0 to the ton in rec milling gold. The company has ust extended the wagon road from he Swiss Girl group of mines to their making one of the best oads in the county. They expect before long to begin active work on he property.