Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-24
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, Hon. c. H. Akers. territorial secre tary, came up from Phenix this morn ing for a brief visit with relatives ant to circulate among his friends. Ml Akers is very popular both as an off cial and as an individual. and is al ways accorded a hearty welcome a . his old home.
 Died-April 16, Florence, aged years, 6 months and 24 days, daughte of Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Love. Tn, funeral will take place tomorrow (Thursday) at II am. from the family residence on South Montezuma street Friends and acquaintances respect fully invited to attend.
 A. J. Doran, the well known mining man of Yavapai, was in Phenix today for short stay. He has just returned from an extensive trip throughout the east, including Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia, and he is highly elated over his success in securing capital for the development of his promising mine in Yavapai county Enterprise.
 Mrs. H. B. Long will give a talk tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the Congregational church on the subject l of boys clubs. Mir. Long has recent ly organized a club here and she will explain its objects and workings to- morrow in order to get as many par ents as possible interested in it A class in calisthenics and military drill will also be formed at f o'clock for girls and young women.
 Reese NJ. Ling left for the east this morning on business connected with the McCabe Extension company. Mir. Ling is secretary and treasurer of the company. The property owned by it Is among the most promising in this county and with sufficient capital to develop it could soon be placed on a dividend paying basis.
 At Tuesdays session of the Grand Lodge LOOP, the following officers officers were elected: grand master Richard Humphrey; deputy grand master, F. P. Trott; grand secretary, Geo. Mintz; grand warden, J. L. Perry; grand treasurer, c. F. Avery; grand trustees, Benjamin Robinson, N. A. Morford, J. T. Moore; grand representative, George A. Mintz.
 The rumors of railroad amalgama- tions, large and small, which have for several months emanated from var ous eastern points, have finally been located out this way. There was a story on railroad row today that the Santa Fe system had been absorbed by the Pennsylvania as an offset to the new Hill-Morgan and Hartman Rockefeller lines across the country, and also that the Santa Fe had taken under its wing the Oceanic Steamship company, owned by John D. Spreck- els of San Francisco. Just how much truth there is in either of these state ments it would be hard to judge at this distance.-Los Angeles Express. Prescott hotel arrivals, April 16: E P Hart, St Louis; NJ L Storm, San Francisco; Ben Blanchard and family, Kansas City; A T Taylor, Chicago; J W Thurber, Ash Fork; Philip Fcrve. Wilkesbare, Pa; c B Stone, Standing Stone; J c Fuller. Wyanlising, Pa: NJ Parmlee, Pasadena: Geo J Steg- maier, Wilkesbarre; R c Houston. McCabe; Dan McGlone Mayer; J W Smith, Octave; II NJ Hubbard, New York; H B Howland, Dulute: c L Bisbee, Los Angeles; E A Powers. Big Bug; Joe Hays, Los Angeles; c H Akers, Phenix.
 Groom creek has lately had the ad- dition to her force of mining men Chas. Thompson. the celebrated Col orado prospector, who has lately ar rived from that state and will locate Tn this county to resume his vocation.
 Western Investments is the name of a very neat little magazine published in Los Angeles. the initial number of which has just been received at this office. As its title indicates, its mis- sion Is to set before eastern investors the opportunities and advantages of fered by the great west for investment and to do SC in a terse but intelligent manner. It is published by The Western Investments Company. This copy devotes two pages to Arizona, besides containing full page map of the territory, showing structural lines. related to ore deposits. also a very good full page illustration of the new cap- itol building.
 N. c. Parmley, the energetic Chap arral mining mar, Is in town today. and with Messrs. C. B. Stone, J. C. Fuller, Geo. J. Steigmaier and Philip Forve, of Pennsylvania, are at the Prescott Hotel. These latter gentle men have been guests of Mir. Parmley for several days at the Dividend mine and came to Arizona to examine into its mineral resources. stating that ou1 prominence in mining is of such a stable character and the inducements Tor profitable investment are so ap- parent, coupled with the fact that Yavapai enjoys such a good name as a field for capital. that they came tc look over the ground, and accordingly express themselves as well pleased with what they have seen or exam ined. These gentlemen are all repre- sentative business men of the Key stone state. and their visit will un- doubtedly be the means of further ad vancing our mining possibilities and encouraging capital to ecome identi fled with this industry that Yavaya county so plainly leads all other sec tions of the west in.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 Two men with drawn revolvers rob bed Ben Marsb's gambling house baci of the Peabody hotel at Memphis The robbers got away with S3,0G0.
 Miss Bertha Pentland will return from Tempe next Tuesday.
 The boys club will meet this even ing at ' o'clock. The girls club vii meet at s o'clock, in the opera house