Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-08

Prescott Hotel arrivals, May 2: R M Cormick, F J Albright, Chicago John Hanlon, Crown Point; s E Knapp, Los Angeles; Chas E Nat horst, Jerome; Max J Alwens, Maxton Geo Rhopeter, Dewey; Harry Pagan, Seattle; Albert Stenwash and wife San Francisco; N c Webster, railroad; c B Longford, Cripple Creek; T B Whiteside, Banning creek; S R Hill McCabe.
 son April 15, the St. Louis and North Arkansas railroad was com pleted, and first class passenger train service established to Harrison, Ar kansas, forming, in connection with the Frisco line at Seligman, Mo-, the only railroad to the great and Jas yeti but partially developed mineral fields of Northwest Arkansas.
 c. P. Steele, brother-i -in-law of T. l.. Harris, arrived in Prescott last night from Colorado Springs, to accept a position with T. W. Otis. Mir. Steele is an experienced groceryman and Mir. Otis is fortunate in securing his services. Mir. Steele will bring his family to Prescott as soon he can make the arrangements. He is de- lighted with Prescott at first sight. and says it was far beyond his ideas of what it would be, and the great number of substantial buildings going up would be the envy of many eastern cities.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, May 3: c w Wright, N O Murphy, Phenix, E w Stephens, Williamson valley; Geo West, Jerome Junction; F w Bangs, Bangs, San Diego; w Nellis, Mayer; NJ NJ Treadwell, Jerome; Geo T Mil ner, Kirkland; Wm Foster, Boston; H Robinson, England; NJ H Flint, J Mullen, J Hale, c Madden, Los An geles; H E Hill, G Heinze, Plain field, Vt; E D Treadwell and wife, Jerome; c w Walker, Providence; J J Lith; Jerome; Ed Hill, McCabe; J Newland, Yaeger; Geo Tisdale, city.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 Mrs. A. A. Johns will leave on Mon day for a ten days visit to Phenix.
 Boring for oil has been commenced near Tempe.
 E. NJ. Doe, the Flagstaff attorney, is in town.
 s. M. Boblett, of Lynx creek, was a welcome caller at this office today.
 Mrs. G. W. Middleton has returned from two months visit to San Fran cisco.
 H. E. Potter, Jr., is again in town. He will leave on tomorrow mornings train for Williams.
 , Judge and Mrs. R. E Sloan and chil- dren and their niece, Miss Carr, will leave on, Monday for visit to rela- tives in Ohio.
 w. J. Lynch a nephew of John Lawler, accompanied the latter from the east with a view of locating in Prescott.
 The Misses Marshall, who have been spending the winter in Prescott, left for their homes in Tennessee this morning.
 Prescott promises to be depopu- lated on the occasion of the presi- dents visit to Congress and Phenix. A special train will be run tomorrow, on which passengers can go through by daylight.
 Mir. Emery of Massachusetts ar rived on last nights train to look after the interests of the Shackelford, Mining company.
 Robert DeLarge was in town today en route to Crown Point to take the position of superintendent of that mine.
 Mrs. Ben Rybon and children have returned from a stay of seven months at Agua Caliente, Arizona, where Mrs. Rybon has been for her health.
 Fen s. Hildreth came over from Kingman today and will remain in Prescott, having accepted position in the business department of the Jomnal-Miner.
 A woman employed at the Prescott hotel was engaged last evening in cleaning pair of gloves with gaso- line, when some one in the room lit a match which ignited the gas from the fluid, causing serious burns to the woman's hands.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals April 30: G P Henderson, Placeritas; j Q Ste phens, Phenin; Arthur Moss, Jerome: Geo A Gamble, Kansas City; I T Stoddard, Stoddard; A D Schultz. Mayer; L NJ Caldron, Prescott; H w Taylor, Minnehaha; Jas G Barton. w J Lester, Mayor; H Hanson, Los Angeles; Thos c Powell, Providence. R l; J L Noble, Ash Fork.
 The members of Zuni tribe No. 6, LO.R.M had a good, old fashioned Corn and Nension" social last even ing in the council chamber after the regular work of the lodge and the adoption of a pale face whom they had captured in the forest. A very enjoyable time was had. It is the in tention to have one of these smokers every moon in the future. l Whenever a big strike of mineral i, made it almost always happens that some one is found who tries to ge ! hold of 1t. The Gro Grande, in whicl the big strike was recently made seems to be in for a lawsuit now, ac cording to papers filed in the district court yesterday. The action is brought to cancel deeds given to the property some time since, it being claimed tha they were obtained through fraud Albert Meishing is the plaintiff in tn, case and the Gro Grande Mining com papy, Geo, B. Upton, Garrett E, Iaml