Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-16

territory. That that source of revenue will decline in a very short time, even no fool will deny. At this juncture the question arises, "Where are we at?"-Williams News.
 FRIDAYS DAILY
 S. S. Kelshaw will lead the Ep- worth League meeting of the Marina street NJ. E. church tomorrow evening at 6:30. Subject: Redemption of Youth" As this will be Mir. Kel- shaw's last evening with us for some time to come, a large attendance is desired. Everybody welcome.
 Friday a sorrel horse, with saddle, was found by F. Devisse near the Four-mile house, supposed to belong to the party that killed the Mexican who was found near Murray's few days since.
 Edward D. Tyler, a prominent ac- tor and the theatrical manager, died in Phenix on Friday of tuberculosis, after a long and lingering illness. Mir. Tyler stood high in the theatrical world and was sent to Phenix by the Lambs club, the leading actors club.
 Judge J. H. Kibbey, of Phenix, has gone east for visit to his mother.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals: A W Gund, San Francisco; J H Hicken, F Van Wooster, Bakersfield; Cal; Par ker J Boice, Phenix; A Stanwood, Boston; A c Tirchmann, St Louis; John Gray, wife and children, Los Angeles; Allen c Jones, Minnehaha; Noble Conger, Zonia copper camp.
 Edwin, the seven year old son of Martin Nolan, was horribly mashed and both legs cut off above the knee, at South Bissbee siding Thursday. Young Nolan with several playmates of about the same age, were playing on some cars of pipes standing near the ice plant, when the switch engine backed up and the boy was thrown between the cars and run over. He was quickly taken to Bisbee and at tended by Doctors Sweet and Kick man who did all in their power to al- leviate the terrible sufferings of the boy. At late hour word was received that the little one had died.-Enter- prise.
 D. R. Smith, cattle inspector, has got into a bad box. He inspected the hide of an animal that had been slaughtered by Wiler, the butcher, and certified that the meat was all right Dr. Hughes condemned the meat of the animal and destroyed it. The animal had lain nearly forty eight hours paralyzed before it was slaugh- tered. A warrant has been issued for Smiths arrest.-Enterprise.
 The supreme lodge of United Mod erns, located at Denver, has just pre- sented Mrs. J. E. Morrison, of Pres colt, with fine United Modern pin, set in pearls. The gift was made on the suggestion of Organizer w. J. Burke of the order. Mrs. Morrison is one of the most energetic members of the order in Prescott.
 The merchant who does not adver- tise in his local paper is not entitled to any sympathy when his fellow townspeople send away for goods. He is being served no worse than he is serving his home paper. It is a poor rule that won't work both ways.-Ex.
 The United States land office has been moved into the Lawler block. It occupies fine quarters there.
 A regular 5000 suit this week at J. w. Wilson's for $500. Sixteen dollar suits for S12S0. Come in be- fore they have been picked over.
 William McNHllan, an inspector of the interior department arrived in Prescott on last nights train on a general tour of inspecting land offices and the offices of surveyor generals. Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Rokohl have just returned from a visit to their ranch in the Verde country. They brought home with them about sev- enty or eighty fine mountain trout the result of few hours angling. The family of the editor of the Journal Miner is under obligations for fine mess of them.
 There was quite a delegation oi Jerome citizens in town today in the interest of Clark county.
 There were about fifty couple al at the informal dance given last night at K. of P. hall by Mir. and Mrs Friedman and a good time was had
 Hon. A. J. Doran returned this morning from visit to Phenix.
 Attend the Salvation Army meeting tonight.