Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-27


 Der of young men of the city whC have no regular place to spend thei evenings. Any one interested cal find out all particulars by calling al Shumate's, and all who intend joining are asked to meet in the club rooms at s o'clock Saturday evening, Febru ary B.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 J. P. Dillon is in town taking a res from his labors as a legislative clerk
 Fresh oysters just arrived at Hook CTS. Try them and catch pearl. t
 Captain s. s. Mathers, an agent o the interior department, came up ol this mornings train en route from visit to the southern part of the terri tory to Santa Fe, New Mexico, wherC he is stationed.
 Walter s. Moss, representative o "A Breezy Time" company. is in towr making preliminary arrangements fol the appearance of the above company in Prescott.
 Mrs. H. H. Cartier will sell hel furniture and household goods at que tion on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1901, begin ming at ? o'clock pm, at 335 South Alarcon street. This is a five room house, well furnished. Do not fail tc be on hand. G. F. Tinsler, Auctioneer
 The leading article in McClure's Magazine for March will be a charac ter study of Edward the Seventh, written by George w. Smalley, the American correspondent of the Lon don Times, and illustrated by a re- markable collection of photographs.
 Rev. Joseph H. Smith, a noted re- vivalist arrived in Prescott on last evenings train and will commence a ten days special services at the Meth odist church tomorrow. Rev. Smith is en route to Redlands, California, where his family resides and where he will take a rest of several weeks.
 The W. c. T. U. will hold its regu- lar monthly meeting Monday after noon, February 25th. at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Mather, on Pleasant streat
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, February p. G P Henderson and wife, Phenix; I NJ Sloan and wife, T Nj Elder, city w Fisher and wife, Globe; E B Root Los Angeles; Thos c Moffett, Bisbee JsL Carder, Phenix; Grace Doty, Lyny Creek; w l. Tileston, Los Angeles; 1 E Mitchell, Yaeger; J A Humphreys Senator mine; Chas E Nathorst, J B Wilson, E A Powers, Jerome; Mir anC Mrs Wm Park, Williams; E H Ward Flagstaff; W J Lister, Mayer; Harry Fulton, Flagstaff; Jas R Sias, Provi dence; Joe H StapletOn, Illinois; E Legge, Monte Cristo; L Willard, Lo. Angeles; F L Criswell, Phenix; Ro7 Frankenberg, Tempe: c W Platt Kirkland.
 The Rev. H. B. Long will begin series of sermon-lectures on Reform CTS" Next Sunday evening will bt "W E. Dodge"
 W. H. Bowen, a forest supervisor died recently at Payson of pneumo mia.
 All essays on George Washington should be in at the Congregations parsonage before Monday evening February 25th.
 Mrs. H. P. Anewalt and little son of Prescott, Ariz., are at the Flaw thorne for the season. Mir. Anewalt the popular freight and passenge agent of the Santa Fe, Prescott anC Phenix railway, will join his famil, later.-San Diego Tribune. E. W. Gillett, general agent of tn Santa Fe, Prescott < Phenix railroa, at Phenix, has resigned his position and has accepted the position of gen eral freight and passenger agent O the Salt Lake road under R. E. Wells The s. F., P. & ?. looses a good of iicer in the person of MT. Gillett.
 County divisionists from Graham county have put in an appearance a 2 Phenix. They are said to have poole | issues with Mir. Allen on the ques ton.
 Q F. H. Baldwin received a mixed ca n load of apples and oranges yesterday
 FRIDAYS DAILY Q Dr. J. A. Ketcherside, of Cam | Verde, is is town.
 Q Geo. B. Russell returned last nigI s night from his visit east. ,. S.A. Logan is confined to his be with la grippe
 c. c. Randolph, formerly editor the Phenix Republican, is visiting Phenix.
 E. J. Carter, brother of Unite States Senator Carter of Montana,
 in town.
 If you want to enjoy the best CT s tertainment of the season, get a goo !, supper and have a nice dance go the merchants carnival tomorro = night.
 A lively rivalry has sprung up bt tween our merchants for the gran 2 prize at the merchants carnival tC a morrow night.
 NIT. Latin, the prOspector an i' miner for the Prescott Printers syI
 dicate is in town again with sample l. of ore from some of the prospect owned by the syndicate in Whit t Tanks district.
 :, Prescott is supplying Phenix vii d a car load of evergreens for decoratil I purposes for the capitol dedicatio exercises.
 Mrs. E. Butler and her son Richal
 Butler left this morning for Fairfa Minnesota, in response to a summon announcing the serious illness of tE l formers brother.
 fl Free perfume, free supper, free a'
 pies, free oranges, free dance to tho
 who purchase tickets for the me @ chants carnival tomorrow night. Read notice of sale of stove in tn
 issue.