Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-12-11

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 h J. J. Philbin, and B. F. Sharke, Il prominent business men of Chicago
 are on business visit to Prescott e MT. Philbin is interested in mines i ! this section.
 - The board of supervisors are dis S cussing plans for the improvement O e the plaza. Those contemplated ar, r the removal of the fence, plantins s trees and beautifying it generally. . The editor of the Journal-Mine,
 yesterday received a postal card iron Singapore, from a personal frienC who, with his wife, is making a trir around the world from San Francisco
 The card was stamped at Singapore October p and reached Prescott De cember 6, being forty-two days mak- ing the journey.
 Frank Harner, well known min ing man of Yavapai county, is in Phenix making preparations for a trip to his mining property in Sonora.
 Frank was with the late "Buckey" l O'Neill in Cuba, and has many
 frierds in Phenix who wish him sue
 cess in the land of "Manana. ."-En-
 terprise.
 Fong Murphy, one of the best
 restaurateurs in Prescott, will open
 the Commercial Cafe in the basement
 af the Wilson block tomorrow, Sun
 day morning. A fine dinner will be
 served at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Everything in the house is new and
 clean and satisfaction is guaranteed
 to all patrons.
 Mrs. Lynch of Seattle, mother of
 the late Mrs. J. c. Allen, who died a
 few days since on Willow creek, ar rived in Prescott on Thursday even ing. She and MT. Allen and the lat ter's little baby, left on today's train on their sad journey homeward to Seattle with the remains of the dead woman.
 The services to be held at the opera house tomorrow evening under the auspices of the w. c. T. U. will be participated in by every minister in town, and every church in the town will be closed in order to give all an opportunity to attend these services. The evenings programme and the topics which will be treated by the various ministers will be found in this issue.
 Two of the men arrested for par ticipating in the free for all fight on Granite street on Thursday night had | their trial yesterday before Judge | Campbell and two were sentenced to | pay fine of S20 each and the other was let off at half price. The men carried the proof of their participa- tion in the fight with them in the shape of bandaged heads and black ened eyes.
 c. w. Rogers will return to Los Angeles tomorrow.
 Major W. H. Bonsall the los An geles insurance man is in town.
 R. D. French's condition has inn proved greatly since Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Beck have re- turned from four months visit in California.
 Arthur Cordiner of Jerome was in town on Saturday, returning home yesterday.
 W. T. Smith of Phenix is in town looking after his interests in a suit pending in the district court. ;
 Clarence Spalding, formerly of t Prescott, but now a Knight of the l Grip" is in Prescott on his periodical 1 visit. (
 Special Agent A. F. Leach returned ast night from his official visit to Mohave county to investigate an al eged timber trespass case.
 R. J. HarrelI, brother of W. o. f aarrell died in Bisbee yesterday of q leart disease aged 52 years. He ormerly resided here and was we'll $ lnown.
 An Italian miner from Jerome. whose name was not learned and who las been in the Sisters hospital for ome time died on Saturday and was T buried yesterday afternoon. O
 A rain storm along the Pacific coast u s said to be headed towards Arizona. t will be a welcome visitor if its | nergy is not expended before its ar ival.
 Geo. w. Wilson, one of the owners O # Browns electro-geodetic ore finder Ias returned from a visit to Los An 'eles and will remain here for several lays.
 Royal Arch Chapter of Masons has n lected the following officers: High h riest, A. D. Barnhart; king, John J. R hawkins; scribe, P. A. Johns; treas Ter, G. H. Schuerman; secretary, iorris Goldwater. The installation ill take place next stated meeting in G n, The wind storm of Saturday result 4c d in sending the mercury down to 20 egrees above zero on Saturday night. his morning the thermometer regis sred 24 above. R w. N. Kelly is engaged today in at loving his store from the west side to the plaza into the more spacious lit pom of the Richards Hawkins build lg. His business has ouigrown his o., resent quarters. Se Services at the Wes. Prescott Iethodist church every evening this p. eek. Rev. l.. 3. Tatt will preach i'' 'morrOw ev, nruE an-. Rev. ]. NJ. eens oi Pr"r.v. pro=itiny elder of IS ie distr;ci. vii ss3rh 0l We mes Inc iy ev ming a,d e e-, evening dur ne s the week i'll Suas.ay, Bl