Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-26
FRIDAYS DAILY.
Colin Timmons is in Prescott.

home in Ohio.
 FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Colin Timmons is in Prescott.
 Harry Thomas has returned iron accompanying a shipment of thre, car loads of horses to Kansrs City.
 Dave Woods of McCabe, had a mar row escape from cremation recently His cabin cabin caught fire while h, was asleep and he was quite pain fully burned before escaping from tho burning building.
 Tickets of admission to commence ment exercises at Brisley's drug store Adults, 50 cents; children, 25 cents curtain rises at seven sharp.
 St. Joseph's Academy commence ment exercises at the opera house to night.
 In the case of the territory vs. I NJ. Aldridge, indicted as Joseph Daniels, the jury returned verdict ol guilty as charged. Aldridge was charged with stealing sheep.
 Fred Irvine, wbo was convicted of burglary in the second degree, was sentenced this morning to two years in the penitentiary.
 The trial of Frank Tursech on a charge of perjury has been in progress today.
 H. NJ. Gibbes of Jerome is in town today.
 Miss Rosalie Dwyer of San Fran cisco, arrived in Prescott last evening to visit her cousin, Mrs. P. J. Farley. Miss Dwyer is not stranger in Pres colt, having visited here before, and has a number of friends who will be glad to welcome her back.
 A Whittier girl graduate delivered an oration on Greece and the Renais- When she comes back to earth she will discover that the sub ject is grease and mayonnaise.-L. A. Express.
 The Union Pacific is certain to push its line to Los Angeles to a completion. How do I know it7 Be- cause Mir. Hartman so informed me, and he is not in the habit of making statements that have tinge of doubt. He gave me this information during a conversation I had with him in New York, and I am convinced that the work on the Oregon Short line now going on in Nevada is not to be stop ped until this city has another trans continental line east.-Such was the positive statement made by Henry E. Huntington to Los Angeless Ex- press reporter.
 Minister Conger, on his return trip to China, will stop in Prescott for a visit to his brother who resides here.
 E. NJ. Doe of Flagstaff came in on last nights train on professional busi- ness.
 Judge A. c. Baker and Walter Ben nett are in Prescott for the purpose of defending Miller and Fain, charged with the killing of Mrs. Burns, in Yuma some time since, the case hav- ing been sent here for trial.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, June 19: E H McKenna, Walnut Creek; Geo H Gillespie, Huron; R W Gordon, Mayer; Mrs J E Hursch and family, John Hanlon, Crown Point; E D Seaton, Dan McGlone, Mayer; Geo w Wood, Jerome; Dan Reams, Providence; Geo. Puntenney, Big Chino; Geo Kinkard, Walker; W G Subers and Son, J NJ Sullivan, Pres colt.
 Janitor Peterman of the public school buildings, reports that the stone throwing boys are again en- yage1 in their malicious mischief business of breaking windows. Eight panes of glass were broken last night.
 A man named Kennedy was brought up from Congress yesterday and lodged in jail in default of $500 bonds to answer a charge of burglary. He Is said to be one of a trio who came to Congress from Phe- nix with lot of mems clothing and who are accused of burglarizing Englehardt's store at that place.
 D. \. Bartholdi of the Verde Chief Mining company, operating at Je- rome, Is In town.
 Rev William Burkholder of the Free Missions has returned from at tending the annual conference of that church in Los Angeles.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: Charles R Chicago; NJ J Miller. Kansas City: W E Hinty, Los Angeles; Wells H Bates, New York; w NJ Tiffany. Phenix; Geo W Middleton. Wicken- burg; Geo B Russel, city; Mrs I T Stoidard, Stoddard.
 5Irs. Ida Crouch -1azlett delivered her closing lecture in Prescott last night on the subject of The New Citizen" There was quite a large
  audience in attendance and her lee ture was listened to with marked at tention by all present. At the close of the lecture an opportunity was given the ladies present to sign the roll of membership of the movement and quite a number enrolled their names on the list. Mrs. Hazlett left this morning for Mayer and later will go to Jerome and the Verde valley. but expects to return to Prescott again during the year.
 The Indian school band came up from Phenix to Iron Springs yester- day, to spend the summer there.
 4 United States grand jury has been summoned to convene in Pres colt tomorrow. The trial jury has been summoned for next Monday.
 Garfield NJ. Casey and Miss Ada M. Subers, of Lynx creek were mar ried on Wednesday June 19 by Rev. Il. b, Long,