Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-13
WEDNESDAYS DAILY

WEDNESDAYS DAILY
 H. J. Allen was in town yesterda, en route to Phenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Treadwell ar in town from Jerome.
 Isaac NJ. Smith was taken to the in sane asylum on last nights train.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Rohpeter came in yesterday from their Agua Fri; home.
 John S. Riley, who is interested i1 mining iE Big Bug, was a Prescott visitor today.
 Mrs. Ed. NJ. Blake and her two children left this morning for Santa Ana, California.
 Another storm set in last night and snow and rain have been alternating at intervals since.
 Clark county papers refrained this year from putting in bids for the Va vapai county printing.
 Wells H. Bates left last night for Bill Williams Fork in the southwest ern part of the territory.
 Monday, February 25, has beeu fixed as the date for dedicating the new capitol building in Phenix.
 The storm settled down to regular business at noon today and the snow has been falling thick and fast this afternoon.
 Elks lodge meets tonight. Impor- tant business will come 70 for trans action. A full attendance of members is desired.
 Officers have been after a man named Curtis, who is accused of hold. ing up the Crowned King stage re- gently.
 The Prescott electric company re- ceived a telephone message today stating that the office building at the Henrietta mine was destroyed by fire early this morning.
 Ed Shumate has sent to California for masquerade suits for the ball to be given by the Degree of Honor, A. O. U. w., on St. Valentines night. The suits will probably arrive by next Monday.
 Henry Stoddard, an old time and popular miner from Big Bug was in town yesterday and today and favored this office with pleasant call. Mir. Stoddardis one of the industrious mining men of the county, and he is engaged in developing some very promising mines.
 Superintendent c. c. Glass of the Prescott electric company sent a force of skilled workmen out today to Lynx creek to put in a dynamo and wires for an electric light system for the Penn Gold Mining Company. It will have capacity of fifty lights and will be used in lighting the store, boarding house, lodging house, mill and hoist.
 Since this storm set in there has been a marked increase in the demand for miners, and today every unem- ployed miner has left town for some mining camp. Blocks employment agency commenced to receive orders a few days ago, and when they were first posted on the bulletin board two days ago there were numerous appi cants for the positions. An order has been bulletined now for over a day without any applications.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, Feb. 9th: E D Treadwell and wife, Jerome; Miss Lambertin, city; Mrs Bidwell, city; Geo Rohpeter aud wife, Dewey; Chas NJ Egge, McCabe; W c Key holds, Reliance; W McIntire, Flag staff; Jas W Neill, Salt Lake City; A A Gordon, London, B c; s W Gleason, Walker; T R Darnell, Hill side; J R Wells, Agua Fria; L NJ Seaton, Los Angeles; H NJ Hubbard, New York;M Donovan, St. Louis; c F Morgan, San Francisco; M Free man, Kansas City.
 Theatre goers will be given an op- portunity to see one of the most cleverly written and one of the best stage dramas produced in recent years when Human Hearts" comes to the Dake opera house next Tuesday even ing. This play which has run the gauntlet of the dramatic critics throughout the United States for the past four years and never received anything but enconiums like "Shore Acres" and plays of kindred type, portrays simple country people in their home surroundings. Being laid in the hills of Arkansas its author has afforded an opportunity for depicting characters whose traits, peculiar to themselves have furnished Americas $ best writers with many theme of in tApse human interest. The comedy Side of this people is so nicely blend ed in Human Hearts" with deep heart interest of a pretty and well told story that the author must, per force smile through tears that will not be restrained. It is a play that none who love the best in dramatic art should fail to see.