Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-10

!
 The Knights of Khorassan attract
 ed large crowd on the plaza ol
 Wednesday night tS witness thei
 parade. In the processionwere abou
 a dozen and half Knights of Pythia
 belonging to the Prescott lodge wh, were attired in white robes de hui
 and who were later initiated into tn,
 mysteries of the order.
 Col. M. H. McCord, U. s, Marsha
 for Arizona, has authority from tn,
 department of justice for the femova
 of the offices from Tucson to Phenix
 The marshal is allowed his expense.
 when away from his office by the pre-
 sentation of proper vouchers, but witt
 the office located in Tucson and hi:
 official residence in Phenix he was
 unable to recover expenses while il either place, although compelled tC
 pay hotel bills in Tucson.
 c. H. Akers, the former territorial
 secretary, has opened offices at Ills N. First avenue in the O'Neill block and is prepared to do a general
 brokerage business in all classes of commercial activity. MT. Akers pos. sesses a hearty, genial manner that wins for him host of friends where ever he goes and insures a lasting popularity. Combined with his hustling, energetic character, and his substantial integrity, this assures him from the start prosperous clientage Enterprise.
 Prescott hotel arrivals, July 1. 1901: How. ard Legge, Kirkland; John Hanlon. Grown Point; D c Thorne, Jr. Santa Maria; c Mo Manus, Phenix; W J Burchell. Tempe; Sam Easterling. Phenix F H Sinner, McCabe: W J Walker, Jerome; H Wall, Mayer: s R Sands. Yaeger; Chas Heidenrich, Mingus mts; D NJ McNare. John O'Connell, Mayer Sam McCurdy, Jerome: W P Parkhurst, San Francisco: " B Hays. Los Angeles Carl Heyden. Tempe: Ell Trenberth, Provi- dence; A D Shultz, Mayer; Rafael Racomtz, Simmons; s P Gibson, Jerome; Wm Rob erts and family. Simmons; E s Treadwell. Jerome; c E CohoOn. Washington. D c: D c Monroe, New York; Geo H Gillespie. Huron: Wm P McLoud, Walker. W P Hays. Los Angeles; W Clark and wife. Fools Gulch: D c Monroe, New York SEE Stelrind. $ Cavanies. J A Teach, W s Terry, Phenix :: c W Ament, A Jager, Chicago: Geo T Mlllner and son, Kirkland: G W West, Je- rome Jc: J A Jagger, Jr, Tallac; Harry c Leslie, Hayer: Geo W Sanders, Vulture mine; Chris Palache, Boston; T D Murdock. Galesburg, III: E Richardson. New York: O o Sparks, Herndon, Kan: Marable Erwin and wife, Ashyille, N c.
 Among all the handsome decora- tions in Prescott, one that seems toat- tract special attention from the crowd is that of A. Blumberg's New York store. One of the Cortez street win dows is draped with flags and bunt- ing very artistically and is carpeted with the same material, while stand ing out in front is a figure represent ing Columbia by a small girl dressed in national colors and labeled 1776. In recess just in the rear of this is a full grown Columbia bearing the figures 1901 and holding in her hand an electric light globe. With the cleo tric light illumination at night the effect is very beautiful and artistic.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 Territorial Auditor G. W. Vickers came up from Phenix this morning to join in celebrating the Fourth of July.
 J. C. Forest will leave tomorrow for Southern California to spend about one month recuperating his health.
 Jos. Roberts has just received a car load of fine grain fed fat hogs from Kansas for his O. K. meat market in this city. They are beauties and will make the choicest pork.
 All members of Prescott lodge, K. of F., are requested to meet at their Lodge hall this evening at 8 D. m. sharp, to take part in D. O. K. K. parade.
 Fen S. Hildreth always has on hand supply of postage stamps and postal cards for the accommodation of any one who may need anything in these lines. This will often save many step to the postoffice.
 It takes more than fire to down a newspaper man. The Williams News office was destroyed by fire at an early hour yesterday morning and before sundown yesterday Geo. U. Young. it's enterprising proprietor had new plant ordered and on the road to Will jams.
 Twentytwo members of the Ora natic Order, Knights of Khorassan, lrrived this morning from Phenix and will initiate about fifteen members of Prescott Lodge, K. of P, this evening nto the mysteries of the order. A street parade of the members in uni .orm will take place at $40 p. m. headed by the band of the order.
 Prescott camp, No. 3, W. O. W. will have an open meeting or log rolling on night of 4th from 9 to If D. m. All visiting WOodmen and their wives md circle are cordially invited to drop ID to the hall at any time and see what is in store awaiting you.
 All who expect to take part in the Horribles' parade and festivities are to meet at the Athletic Club headquarters tomorrow evening 1t ' o'clock promptly. Costumes will be ready and it is hoped to make his very interesting feature of the lays sports.
 Rev. H. W. Peck and family have ust returned from a weeks stay in he Verde valley. He says he receiv- d warm reception from the Verde climate and very cordial one from he people. The crop outlook for the 7aliey was splendid and all the peo- ole hard at work harvesting grain or cutting alfalfa. While at Camp Verde they were the guests of Mir. ! md Mrs. G. W. Hance. The open handed hospitality of their host and hostess was only equalled but not ex- ,elled by Mr. Hance's dyed-in-the- wool republicanism.
 FRIDAYS DAILY.
 James Goodwin, son of Frank Goodwin, the well known citizen of Willow Springs, has been taking in Fourth of July festivities. It is his first visit here for about five years.
 In the shooting tournament yester- lay the Jerome club made winning n nearly every event. Walter Miller 1f Jerome won high average and Ray Hill of Prescott, second.