Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-27
WEDNESDAYS DAILY
T6Nae still a few seats left, but

on OInclal business.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. E. Dowlen are ex- pected to return to Prescott at an early day.
 Mrs. s. s. Walstrum returned a few days since from visit to Hannibal, Missouri.
 Mrs J. H. Emmert came in with her husband on his return from his trip east. Tbey are domiciled at the residence of Mrs. J. L. Fisher.
 The editor of the Journal Miner ac- knowledges receipt of an invitation to attend the capitol dedication exer- cises.
 From the action of the legislature in passing the exemption law, Ari- zona will be visited with more ''taxless toots."
 Mrs. F. L. Wright and Mrs. R. R. Coleman left this morning for San Francisco for brief visit and incl dentalIy to attend Bernhardt play.
 A. Borders and family left this morning for Albuquerque, where they expect to reside, in the future. Our people very much regret their depar- ture.
 Santa Maria district carries the ban -ner for women mine owners. No less than six or eight women are interested in mines in that district, some of them being engaged in the work themselves.
 It will only cost you S1 to see a splendid entertainment, get your fill of good things to eat and enjoy a splendid dance at the merchants car nival Friday evening at the opera house.
 One of the most unique features of the merchants carnival Friday night will be tea party scene, to which all the young ladies of the carnival will be invited. The different merchants will contribute something good to eat which will be served at the supper, and toasts given in real banquet style. Don't fail to attend.
 Prescott Hotel Arrivals, Feb. 19: Cal Blakeley, city; Walter Polk, Den yer; c Henia, St Joseph; Duncan N Hood, New Orleans; Thos Harford, Phenix; Geo Hopkins, Kansas City; Thos J Roberts, New York; B Blanch- ard, Kansas City; T E Parish, Phe- nix; Moody Rofenquist, Pasadena; Wm Park and wife, F R Nellis, J J Foster, Williams; E J Carter, Chi cago.
 Advices from Honolulu state that Ed. S. Gill, a former newspaper man of this territory, but now editor of the Honolulu Republican shot a reporter connected with the Honolulu Adver- tiser, causing a serious wound. The shooting scrape was followed by bit ter newspaper war between the two papers and more bloodshed was ex- pected. The Advertiser, instead of making personal attack on Gill as editor of the paper, aimed its attack at Judge Humphreys, who is the re- puted proprietor of it.
 The hearing in the case of Jack Green which has been continued for a number of times, was again called up by Justice Gray this afternoon. Green was charged with passing a worthless check on the Anheuser saloon, paya- able at the Phenix National Bank. The case against Green is said to be a very strong one.-Enrerprise.
 c. E. Mills. of the Detroit Copper Mining company at Morenci, was reg istered at the Adams today. MT. Mills states that his company is now engaged dinconstruction of a 36-in guage railroad from Morenci to Guthrie on the A. & N. railroad. The company has hitherto had 20-inch track, but it was not adequate to meet the de- map6S made upon it, and a broader guage was accordingly built.-Enter- prise.
 William Ashurst, father of Henry F. Ashurst, of Williams, was accident ly killed in the Grand Canyon the latter part of January, his body be- ing found only last Sunday. From the position of the body it seems that in trying to climb up a steep place in the Canyon he caught limb to pull himself up by, when it gave way dis lodging an immense rock which fell on him, pinning him to the earth, and holding him there until he died. He was alone at the time. Deceased was about 60 years old.
 4 United States grand jury will be impanneled next Monday.
 The adjourned term of the district court will commence next Monday.
 Frank D. Armour has been placed in the county jail charged with horse stealing. He was arrested in Coconino county.
 The Prescott social club gave its closing dance of the season, until after the Lenten season is over, last night at the opera house. The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion and there was large attendance and everything passed of very pleasantly.
 The public schools will hold appro- priate exercises tomorrow in commem- oration of Washington's birthday. As many patrons of the school as can possibly do 50 should attend and en- courage both teacher and pupil.
 Jesse Yoakum, who is interested in the Prescott brewery enterprise, has forwarded sample of Del Rio water to Chicago for analysis, for the pur- pose of determining the quality it pos sesses for use in making beer.
 From the county records it is seen that J. A. Jackson has located an ''old maid" in Walnut Grove. MT. Jack son is not the first one that has located an old maid in Walnut Grove, but the particular one which he claims title tc is mining claim of that name. | An ounce of preventive is said tC be worth a pound of cure. As small
 )x is reported is a number of neigh
 b<ing towns, it is well to be on the life side and get vaccinated. Ros, has just received fresh lot of virus AnDuAn