Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-24

Who will take the initiative toward getting up Fourth of July celebra tion7
 R D French came in on last even ing's train for a short visit with his family.
 The office of the Oriental Mining company at Providence was destroyed by fire on Friday.
 Another child of Mir. and Mrs. Wm Love died last night and their baby is not expected to live.
 It is reported that J. I. Broyles, ol Ash Fork is sick at Ash Fork with ! yarioloid.
 1 ''The Evolution of Sinner" will be the evening theme at the Methodist church, Marina street. All invited.
 Geo. T. Milner, wife and child came up from Kirkland on yesterday's freight.
 Henry D. Norton submitted final proof today on 160 acres of land in Kirkland valley.
 Themes for the sermons at the Con- gregational church tomorrow are Morning. Rest Places;" evening, "Ties of the Heart"
 'The Great Captains Marching Or ders" will be the subject at the morn ing service at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street, tomorrow.
 Worth Rybon and Miss Frances Fryer were married on Thursday evening, at the residence of Ed. Shu- mate, by Father Quetu.
 It is rumored that James Shirley and W. W. Vanderbilt recently pro noted sale of mining property in California from which they received a commission of S60,000 in cash.
 Mrs. T. J. Vandergriff, mother of Assayer Smith, of Richenbar, arrived in Prescott yesterday en route east and stopped off here for days visit with her son, the latter coming in from Richenbar to meet her.
 All the material for the Del Rio pipe line is now on the ground, and Captain Weeks has all the men at work putting it in that can be worked to advantage, and expects to have it completed within twenty days. The pumping machinery is all in place, ready to start up.
 Mrs. Kate Burke, of San Francisco, sister of Murray McInernay, is in town for a brief visit. She visited this section about twenty years ago when she became quite a favorite with Prescott people and those who were living here at that time will be glad of the opportunity of renewing their acquaintance with her.
 w. H. Ferguson returned yesterday from making an extended visit to various mining districts in the south ern part of the county, in company with Mir. Bartholomew, a Colorado mining expert. He says that every place he visited the greatest activity prevailed. They visited the celebra- ted Ora Grande mine, Crown Point, O'Brien's camp, Minnehaha and Stan ton.
 City Engineer Wm. Dewitt ad- vises water consumers that there is an abundance of water for all purposes and the more they use the better sat isfied he will be. The well north of town remains nearly stationary with about nineteen feet of water in it. He pumps 10000 gallons per hour for ten hours per day from it without making any perceptible impression on it. The Goose Flat well has also an abundance of water nit.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals April 18th: Mrs. Katie Burke, San Francisco; Mrs T J Vandergriff, Los Angeles; c o Jacob, San Francisco; J A Twichell, Pittsbrg; Al Doyle, Flagstaff; G H West, Jerome Junction: L A Harcourt McCabe; Lyle W Martin, Camp Verde; Geo. T. Millner and wife. Kirk land; John Holdren, Mesa; J NJ Du- rant, Redlands; " H Durbin, King man: Mrs NJ Duran and Mrs NJ Jehon Elk Creek; Frank Lerch, Los Ange- les.