Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-20

D.M. Clark is able to sit up som, new.
 John Koontz is in town from Vii Hanson valley.
 John Lawler has returned from a visit to the Hillside.
 E. J. Bennitt of Phenix came ur on this mornings train.
 Governor Murphy has issued hi. Thanksgiving proclamation.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Gage have gone to Tombstone for brief absence.
 Burt Dunlap is Tn quarantine in Los Angeles with a case of varioloid.
 The Grand Chapter, Order Eastern Star, will meet tomorrow at 1 o'clock p. m.
 H. D. Aitken returned last night from weeks business trip to the country.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Nather return ed this morning from their visit to Phenix.
 The jury in the case of Connolly, charged with grand larceny, failed to agree.
 Mike Lawler and R. Il. Row are in town from their Treasure Vault mine in Mineral Point district.
 
 Weather Observer Dr. Warren E. Day reports the rainfall yesterday at one and one-half inches.
 Mrs. Hilton, mother of 3. Hilton, has returned from attending au Eastern Star gathering in the east.
 The attendance at the present ses- sion of the Masonic grand lodge is the great6st of any session ever held in the territory. The register shows a total attendance of eighty-tFe.
 Rosa Daron was yesterday found guilty of grand larceny by jury. The crime was committed at Ash Fork.
 The trial of the case against Clem- ent G. Wilson was postponed from this morning until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
 Will Cravens,- who was killed al Naco recently whle attempting to rob a saloon was implicated in a bank robbery in New Mexico a few years ago.
 Ed. Jacobson, advance agent of Russel & Drew's Roanoke company Is in town, arranging for the appear ance here of the above company on Tuesday, November l9.
 Geo. J. Roskrudge, grand secretary Of the Masonic grand lodge, who is in attendance at the session here, was a resident of Prescott in the seventies.
 The rain storm which commenced yesterday afternoon lasted until near ly 9 o'clock. During the evening the downpour at times was quite heavy. Prescott hotel arrivals Nov. F: Il Jager, J $ Dougherty, L ? Brewster, 1 Mc5ianus, sPhenix; L WilbiI, Clevela1i. W E Bruce, Prosperity mine: Q " Strcdthof, Jerome; Mir ana 5irs A D Bingham. Denver: Nr and Mrs E ? Newton, Los Conllos; Br and Mrs 4 II Beam, Denver.
 W. |. Smith, John Koontz and L Wollenberg have just sold about 1900 cattle to air. Mitchell The cattle were delivered to the buyer and ship ped from Seligman to California a few days since.
 Coloue- 4. r. Brown. the well known powder man, is in town taking orders 5y the car load for his goods. With the present amount Of work in progress in this county he says that powder is the easiest thing in the world to sell.
 The reception and ball given last night to the Masonic Grand Lodge members was well attended despite the inciement weather The ladies of the Eastern Star had the opera house very beautifully decorated for the oc- casion. Dancing was commenced about 9:30 and kept until about 2 o'clock.
 Roanoke" " that comes to the opera house Tuesday, November l9, pre- sents in a dramatic form a beautiful life picture with every character true to nature. The play somewhat re- sembles -On the Swanee River in dramatic construction, but is entirely original, having been written prior to that favorite play. The company representing it is composed of ladies and gentlemen engaged expressly for their fitness for the paris they will enact. TirFSlay is not a sombre one, but has a bright Fiquaut comedy vein running throughogr while the heart interest is sufficient to enhance thein- terest and hold the audience spell bound throughout the action of the play.