Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-22

terminus of the read is to be located in an extremely rich mining region il the Harqua Halas, and the route is tC be laid out so as to take in many ot the better camps along the way.
 The saloon and singer war is now in full newspaper blast in the salty city, and from PheniX exchanges here are a few sentiments of ihe ve2ed state of affairs troubling our brethren down there: The men who work iu saloons for their IT, in : are entitlei to one days rest in Week and the only way they can get it Is to compel the saloons to close their doors on Sun lays. At the next meeting of the ,Ouncil We hope to see an ordinance passed closing every saloon ill the city on Sunday. y.-Tucson has never made any great pretensions towards being a moral town, ct that city had the de cency to exclude female singers from the saloons and in that respect, if no other. it is far ahead of Phenix
 In conversation with a Journal Miner reporter today the genial Tom Elder said: You should have pug chased stock in the Venture Hill Min ing company. Three days ago it sold for 25c; today the stock is selling for 40c, and every share sold of this stock has been purchased by Arizona par ties. Is this not a good showing when home people will back such a mine? We have done over 1,200 feet of work and are at a depth of 525 feet, and every foot shows up better. We are all highly pleased and expect to make a great mine of it." This wonderful new copper mine is only about one mile from the worlds famous United Verde owned by Hon. w. A. Clark.
 John Hanlon is up from the Crown Point mine.
 Be sure and see that play of the days of '49 entitled "In Shasta's Shadow"
 A telephone is the newest thing at the Lincoln mine. You can ring up here in Prescott and talk to the men ill the shaft.
 This is a quiet day at the city hall. Only one was admitted to the place of rest, that one was a hobo.
 The Epworth League social which was to have been held tonight at the Marina Street NJ. E. church has been postponed until next Friday evenin g
 The rainfall of yesterday was pretty general. The heaviest, however, was between Prescott and Jerome. At Ash Fork, Turkey creek, Crowned King, Senator, and to the country southwest of here was enough to give the grass a good start and give things a green appearance for some time.
 Julius Jacoby has just completed fitting his handsome barbershop. The fixtures are antique oak with three large plate lass mirrors, and has three of the latest modelled chairs and every care will be taken to have every thing perfectly clean and germless. All towels and cloth used on each GUS toner will be boiled and sterilized. This will prevent any disease.
 The following appears in the Tue son Citizen of Wednesday: "The Ga zette and other papers have been say ing much about the troubles of the The Citizen. MT. O'Brien Moore and myself bought The Citizen and agreed to run it. myself as business manager and Moore as editor. The money to pay for the paper was ad- vanced by friends under an agree ment that when the debt was paid we were owners of the paper. l put in some $500 myself and my friends most of the balance. Mir Moore claims that he has discharged me and that he is editor, manager, secretary, treasurer, and in fact the whole thing. I am running the paper and will con tinue in the old stand" The above is signed by John H. Behan, who for years was a resident of Prescott and for four years sheriff of Yavapai county.
 MONDAYS DAILY
 Hon. T. G. Norris left last evening for Phenix.
 E. R. Johnston and wife are re cent arrivals from Rochester, N. Y.
 Harry Brisley came up from Phe nix this morning.
 Why not extend an invitation to the people of Phenix to come up and help us celebrate on the Fourth?
 All the boys who are interested in Iowa oil stock wear a smile this morn ing.
 Geo. Curry, formerly of Wilcox is a recent arrival in our city and will open up shop here.-Bisbee Re view.
 It is no disparagement of Mrs O'Neill was married yesterday to say that the lady is worth Sl50,0O0.-Ga- ! zette.
 The Courier extends our Jerome friends cordial invitation to close up shop and come over and see new Pres l colt celebrate the Fourth of July Courier.-Well, it's up to H. J. Allen.
 Morris Goldwater. returned yester- day from Fan Francisco, after an absence of two months. It will be a source of regret to the many Arizona friends of his father to learn that the latter has been in feeble health for some time, but recently has been i'm proving.
 Geo. H. Smith came up from Phe- nix this morning. Mir. Smith has been quite i'll and came up to recu- perate in this glorious mountain air He is a guest of Harry Brisley.
 The following story has been going the rounds of the press: "A Tomb stone barber shop has been turned into bank. The utensils will prob ably be used in shaving notes"
 The third quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held tonight at 9 o'clock at the Methodist church.
 Dr. s. A. Thompson of Los Angeles will preach morning and evening at the Methodist church, Marina street, tomorrow.
 M. E. COnboy, representative of w. B. Braun & Go. of Los Angeles, Is a Prescott visitor Mir. Conboy has the distinction of being the smallest com mercial man on the road, but from