Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
WEDNESDAYS DAILY
H. R1snnewalt is in Phenix; will return Monday.

H. R1snnewalt is in Phenix; will return Monday.
 An excellent program will be ren. dered by the B. V.M.'s next Monday night. Don't miss it.
 Rev. H. B. Long returned from Phe- nix and Tempe this morning, where he delivered three lectures.
 Mrs. P. s. Wharton came up from Phenix this morning and is a guest of T. l.. Harris and family.
 Secure seats at Brisley's for Sodali: ty entertainment. General admission, 50 cents; children, 25 cents. Reserved seats without extra charge.
 It is hoped that large number of girls and boys will compete for the prize by writing an essay, after hear ing Dr. H. B. Longs lecture next Monday night.
 In order that that grand ball may begin promptly at 10 o'clock, the cur tain will rise at S:15 sharp at Mer- chants Carnival, Feb. P. & One of the most gorgeous and bril- liant features of the Merchants Car niTal to be given by the United Mod erns will be the electric display by the Prescott Electric Co.
 Pretty girls, graceful dancers, mag nTflnant music and stately drills characterize the Merchants Carnival which will be given by the United Moderns next Friday night.
 Close all business houses, lodges, etc., and attend lecture at Marina street Methodist church, Monday, Feb. Is, by Rev. H. B. Long.
 There will be a union meeting of all Christian Endeavor societies Sun day, Feb. 17, at at 6 o'clock p.m., at Marina street Methodist church. Mrs. Van Houtun, leader.
 There seems no doubt that the oil discovery near Stafford is the genuine thing. George O. Olney, Hank Dow de and o. c. May have sunk well about 1000 feet and have found a body of sand at that depth permeated with petroleum. They will continue bor- ing and will sink other wells. to the depth of 2000 if necessary. to develop the oil stratum they are sure exists under the whole district.
 Comet Grotto opening tonight.
 Attend the opening of the Comet Grotto this evening.
 J. W. Sullivan is in town today from Seligman.
 P. W. Strahan, of the Verde valley, is in town.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins left for Phenix yesterday on professional business.
 Another storm is brewing. We may get our Washington birthday flood | yet.
 Pitching Toward Sodom" will be the morning theme in the NJ. E. l church, Marina street.
 Parties report missing several arti- cles from Dake's opera house the night Of the masquerade ball.
 Smith & Cox have their asphalt workers out at Del Rio putting an as- phalt roof on the new engine and pump house of the water works system.
 The new Comet Grill rooms were crowded last night with ladies and gentlemen, who called to inspect the place. Every one who visited it was pleased with the elegance of the place,
 The Orchestra and choir will give an evening service of music and song at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street, Sunday evening. The address will be by the pastor. Theme, Ewes Dialogue With Satan"
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, February I5: Ihos Bates, Chicago; John Hanlon. Crown Point; A H Sanborn, Los An geles; II OMalley, Crook mine; N A Comstock, city; R E Manning, Crook mine; w A Root and wife, Los An geles; Henry Maher, Crook mine; W Il Brown, Denver, Col; F T Smith, Junction, Ariz; Enos Cervantez, June ton; Dan McGlone, Mayer; W G Shook, Walnut Creek.
 The Merchants Carnival to be given at Dake's opera house next Friday evening, February P, is under the auspices of the United Moderns, and from the interest taken by the mer- chants and our people generally it will be a grand success. Tickets will be on sale at the corner drug store Monday morning, February IS. Secure your seats early.
 Our contemporary says: "The Cour- Ter puts little faith in the report that Senator Clark will be in Phenix dur ing the session of the legislature. Mr. Allen can attend to the matter in hand better than Clark himself" Mir. Allen IS the gentleman who has been i'm parting the information concerning MT. Clark's expected visit.
 Ernest Emanuel, who was mem- Der of the orchestra that furnished music for the masquerade ball, pur- chased new hat at Ed. Blocks for the occasion. He placed the hat on the rack in the hall and when he went to get it ''after the ball" he discovered that some one had appropriated it, leaving an old piece of headgear in its place. Mir. Emanuel requests the person who made the mistake" to re- turn the hat to him.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 Next Monday will be Chinese New Year.
 Pete Boscha brought a prisoner up f..,r,n (tnr, r-n-A1...l.,.-