Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-03
MONDAYS DAILY
This is " All Fools Day.

This is "All Fools Day.
 J. NJ. More was in town Saturday on business trip.
 Colin Timmons returned Saturday night from a visit to Los Angeles.
 H. B. Clifford is expected home from Los Angelss on tonight's train.
 John Lawler has gone out to look at his country possessions.
 Judge R. E. Sloan left this morning for Kingman to hold term of court.
 The board of supervisors are in session to-day.
 March verified the old adage this year by coming in like a lamb and going out like lion.
 MT. and Mrs. c. O. Ellis have rented the J. s. Douglas residence on Mt. Vernon street.
 Social dance at K. of P. hall Tues day night, April 2d, 1901. Given by Friedman's dancing class. 2t
 J.J. Fisher has moved his office into the basement of the Bank of Ari- zona building.
 A lively snow storm occurred Sun day afternoon. It only lasted for a few minutes, but snow fell lively while it lasted.
 The result of Saturdays school election was victory for Judge An drews by majority of IA, the vote being, Andrews, 335, Mrs. Lowry 191.
 "A Subscriber" is respectfully in- formed that notices of social functions must have some name attached to in sure publication-and particularly on April lst.
 Mrs. Henry Pierce, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. T. B. Garter, of Walnut Grove, died last night after a brief illness. She was only nineteen years old.
 Rev. H. w. Peck, commencing this evening, will hold special Passion week services in the NJ. E. church every evening this week except Satur- day.
 A large number of Prescott singers met at the M. E. church yesterday afternoon to rehearse music for the Sunday school convention, which meets on Tuesday of next week, April g.
 Mrs. J. J. Hawkins and her daugh- ter, Miss Lila Hawkins and Mrs. w. c. Campbell and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Noble Prentis, of Kansas City, are visiting in Phenix.
 w. c. Bashford will shortly com mence the erection of a handsome residence on Pleasant street, on the old J. A. Guild property, adjoining his residence.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Douglas and their son left last night for Mexico, where Mir. Douglas is engaged in min ing. After remaining there a short time Mrs. Douglas will go to Califor- mia for visit.
 J. c. Herndon entertained the mem- bers of the Prescott bar, and their wives, at his home on Saturday even ing. There were about twenty-five guests, and a sumptuous repast was i served, at which every male member made a speech. It was quite a brill iant social gathering.
 The Journal Miner was misinformed about the removal of J. NJ. w. Moore He still occupies his old quarters in office row, and says he expects to re- main there until ordered out prior to the commencement of building opera tions on the row.
 Word has been received here that another accident occurred in the Un- tied Verde mine at Jerome last Friday night, in which two men were killed and four others seriously wounded A number of holes had been loaded ready for shooting, and the work oi ] lighting the fuse was in progress The fuse used was too short, and before all of them were lighted, the | first ones commenced to explode causing the accident.
 w. Wilson is in receipt of letter from NJ. J. Hickey, from Hot Springs, Arkan sas, in which the writer speaks very hopefully of his condition. He ] is in the hnpds of skilled physiciaps