Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-27

Governor Murphy has appointed B.
 A. Packard, H. A. Gerwein and Chas.
 G. Cornell as trustees of that territo-
 rial folly called by the name of re-
 form school to be built at Benson.
 Lovers of classical music can have
 their tastes gratifed every evening
 from to F o'clock at the Comet
 saloon. An orchestra is under en-
 gagement there which discourses only
 classical music. 3-23tf Realizing the inadequacy of legis-
 lator's pay, Keane St. Charles on the
 last day of the session of the legisla-
 ture introduced a bill providing for
 the pay of S4 additional per diem for
 future legislators.
 That bill intended to create Verde
 county, which was introduced in the assembly, was brought up from Phe-
 nix this morning. It will be sent over to Jerome to be introduced in
 the city council there.
 Beginning with the Sunday even ing service, March 31st, special ser cial services will be held every even ing during Passion Week" in the the Methodist Episcopal church, Ma rina street.
 Councilmen Ives, Blairand Riordan and Assemblymen Parker. Roemer. St. Charles and Campbell were ap- pointed as the legislative committee to assist in the reception of President Mckinley on the occasion of his visit to Arizona.
 The New York store was crowded yesterday with ladies on the occasion of the spring millinery opening of that institution. The display of millinery was very elaborate and the new spring styles simply exquisite.
 Rev. F. 2. Bennett being absent, l the Sunday school of the Epis- l pal church will meet punctu- ally at Il o'clock on Sunday, instead | of at the usual hour in order that | thefe may be rehearsal of the ser vices for Easter day. Teachers and i scholars are particularly requested to be in attendance at II o'clock.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, March p: w w Wycoff, SaE Francisco; G W Woodling, Mayer; w E Smith, St Louis; C M Deis, San Francisco; E ! Clark, J W Evans. Phenix: L W Quinlan, Flagstaff; " 4 Schultz, Mayer; Mrs Bickwell and two chil- dren, city; A W Beck, Big Bug; T c Thumb Butte; NJ Stefel, New York; J T Wheedon, Jerome; W P Rice, Los J R Parks, Spokane: Sam Lindsay, Manitou; Waiter Clark, city.
 An extended description of the Queen of Arizona Copper company, its officers and its holdings in the way of mines, stocks, etc, appears in this issue. It will be found interest ing to all, and a careful perusal of it Is specially recommended to the stock editor of the Los Angeles Express. who seems to have singled out the for special attack.
 H. B. Clifford and party returned last evening from their visit to the Big Bug district. The party was composed of Mr. Piercy of the Los Angeles stock exchange. and Mir. Brown, a mining expert, Mayor Bur mister, of Prescott, also accompanied hem. They brought back quite a ot of samples of ore from various mines.
 Hon. E. T. Hams and wife, of Ora nam county, came up on this morn ng's train from Phenix accompanied : oy their son for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Storm, the latter and Mrs. { jams being old time school mates. Mr. Hams was a member of the legis- ature and was chairman of the com nittee on county and county boun- , iaries. He did good service for his 2 constituents and was a consistent riend of Yavapai county during fhe | session being very pronounced in his opposition to county division. It was ( ,n this account that friends of county t iivision voted to send the bill to the i on territorial affairs instead c # the one on county and county V boundaries. The bill. however. could lot have fared worse in Mir. Hams committee than it didin that presided ver by Mir. Crouch of Yuma, as it lever saw the light again after get q ing into the possession of that com z nittee.