Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-27

] Atf Jl4 lL Cill ocllSc oI luSttCt OI Ol UT dinary human feelings of a civilized people, and they are particularly pref udiced against the English speaking ! people generally, regardless of nation ality.
 SATURDAYS DAILY
 Merchants carnival tonight.
 Frank A. Davis has returned from a visit to Los Angeles.
 Owing to a partial suspension oi l business today local items are scarce
 Uunited States Attorney Morrison has returned from Phenix.
 Erwin Baer left on this morning. train for St. Louis on a visit of six ] months or a year.
 The melting snow in the mountains is furnishing good flow of water in ] Granite creek.
 Special services held by Rev. Jos eph Smith will begin next Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopa church, Marina street.
 Quite a number of our people have ] signifed their intention of going to Fhenix, on the freight train, on Sun day, which will have a first class coach attached, and take in Mondays capitol dedication
 Rev. Joseph F. Smith will com mence a series of special services in the Methodist church next Sunday morning. He expects to continue them for abont two weeks.
 4 lot of new water pipe has been strung along Gurley street, indicating that another crusade on the streets Is contemplated.
 J. J. Lawless, a prominent young attorney of Buffalo, New York, is ex- pected here soon in the interest of the Pan-Amenc8n exposition, which opens in Buffalo, New York, May 1.
 c. W. Foster. manager of the Pos tai telegraph at Ash Fork, and Miss Margaret Radbeck were married in the parlor of the Harvey House at that place on Wednesday night. The wedding was followed by a dance in the dining room.
 King Edward VII will leave Lon don tomorrow, Saturday, evening Feb ruary 23, for Germany. to visit his sick sister. Princess Frederick, mother of Kaiser Wilhelm.
 If the details of the shooting scrape in Honolulu, as sent out by the assO- ciated press, are correct, 1t would seem that the wrong man was shot, Ed. s. Gill, who shot the reporter, had published derogatOry articles in reference to some California ladies visiting in Honolulu, and it was to ex- poslulate with him that Stevens visit ed his office and was shot by Gill.
 J. c. Stephens who has just re- turned from a trip to Los Angeles, states that an agent of the German government is there purchasing horses for the German Army. The price paid is SI2500 per head for horses weighing not less than $50 pounds.
 Dr. Yglesias, the worm doctor who visited Prescott with his uncle, the latter dying here, has just been ac- quilted in Los Angeles of a charge of murder. He shot and killed his part ner Perez, the latter it is claimed first attacked Yglesias.
 The dead body of a man named Umger was found yesterday in a tun- mel of a mine owned by him in Fur key creek. From the appearance of the body death had occurred a week before.he was found and is supposed l. to have resulted from old age. Prescott Hotel arrivals, Feb. 21: M A Rolfe Chicago; + R Wood, Phil adelphia; Jas Gillespie, Providence; R Smith, Yaeger; Ii c Tyler, Walker; J $ Johnson, Mayer; Nelson Wolfe, city. Geo " St0lle, Philadelphia; F N Townsend, W $ SOmers, Los An geles; J c Ross, Memphis; c liar ! Inngton, city
 ! The Prescott public schools are ] very fortunate in having an excellent corps of teachers from the principal all along the line to and in the kin dergarten No other town in the southwest can furnish a complete 1 corps Of teachers without single . poor one in the lot.
 A Pennsylvania man has taken the cake for devising new way to make ! a living. He got himself sent to jail : seven years ago for contempt of court in refusing TO sign a paper, has re- uaiueI there ever since, and still re- fuses Co leave.
 An exchange very pertinently in- quires: "}Nhy don't the allies demand lhe head of Dam Li, and thus put an end to some of the misreports from China 5'
 R. H. Burmister & Sons company have changed the date or their open ing day from February ? to Satm- day, March ?. The public will please take note of the change and visit the place on Saturday. An orchestra will be present on the latter date tOfWnish music for the occasion.
 The Tucson Star since installing its linotype has enlarged to an eight col umn paper. The newspaper these days without a linotype is a relic oi the last century, and the Journal . Miner regrets that since the big con Gagrdtion of last summer it is in that class, not from choice, but from force 0f circumstances.
 The exercises in the public schools yesterday commemorative of Wash ing.0n's birthday were very interest ing Appropriate exercises were held in ali the rooms, and there was a large number of visitors present The boys of Miss Campbe.Is room had it very beautifully decorated with flags and buuting,andtla youngsters Of her room and those of Miss Heizer' room united in portion of the exercises.
 Bashfori-Burmister company hl hot talk is this issue, as it be gin nd ends with stoves. The in t-le ing 7pace between the stove p ee and the stove inis is devote
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 lsa everybody who lives by eat ing. n fact 1t is enough to start int, action the s3IiVry glands of an epi cure, relating as it does to the good thiugs to eat, all of lb5 Club Hous,