Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-30

E. J. F. Horne will leave Monday for months visit east.
 Judge w. c. Campbell has re turned from his visit east.
 Mrs. c. O. Ellis went to Pheni1 last nis s.ht for weeks visit.
 For good dinner go to the Rich, ards Hawkins building tonight.
 E. NJ. Sanford returned last night from attending court in Kingman.
 Geo. E. Brown came in yesterday from his Lower Agua Fria home.
 J. W. Dougherty has returned to Prescott, after an absence of a year in California.
 Arthur He.ndy passed through Prescott yesterday morning en route to Jerome.
 Patronize the ladies dinner this evening at the Richards Hawkins building.
 Home cooked turkey dinner for 5O cents this evening at the Richards Hawkins building.
 Dewitt c Bates, brother of Wells H Bates, well known in Arizona, died in New York recently.
 W. E. Drake and family have moved into their elegant new resi- dence on Mt. Vernon street.
 Last chance today for choice seats for the Rice Grand Opera company. The subscription closes this. evening.
 The grand jury in Pheriix has in dicted Constable Mcdonald for mur- der, for the killing of circus man recently.
 Mrs. J. c. Mather has gone to Tempe to spend a month with her daughter, who is teaching at the Tempe Normal school.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Metzgar have returned from a protracted visit to Southern California, for the benefit of the latter's health.
 Judge R. E. Sloan has returned to Prescott, after a three weeks absence, during which he held a term of court at St. Johns, Holbrook and Kingman.
 Tim Hannon was brought up this morning from Hillside mine and placei in the hospital. He is re- ported to be a very sick mine.
 T. H. Edminston went to Ash Fork today to meet his mother, Mrs. c. R. Edmiston of Clinton, H., who expects to spend some time in the city visiting her son.
 Hon. TBos. Ryan, assistant secre- iary of the interior, came up from the south this morning, and while the train was at the depot was taken for drive through the town and out to Whipple. He went on through to Ash Fork.
 Col. Thomas A. Or returned yes terday morning from tour embrac ing a considerable part of the coun- try. Wherever he went he fonnd an unexpected interest in Arizona, espe cially in the mines of the territory.- Republican.
 1'ucson papers state that R. c. Brown, who was bitten seriously some time since by dog thought to be af- ficted with rabies, has sufficiently re- covered to be out again. No mention is made of what has become of the dog.
 The box sheet for subscribers to the Rice Opera company will open at the Brisley drug store at 9 o'clock tomor- row morning. Subscribers should call during the day and select their seats and procure their tickets. The regular box sheet will open on Mon day.
 This evening the ladies of the Con gregational church will serve a tur- key dinner in the vacant room next door to Blumberg's store. Adults. 50 cent; children, p cents. A gen eral invitation is extended t0 the pub lie.
 Subscriptions to the Rice opera company's evening of grand opera will close. this evening All subscrib CTS will have the privilege of select their seats tomorrow, and parties fail ing to subscribe today will be unable to secure seats until Monday when the regular box sheet will open.
 The United States grand jury at Tucson has found two indictments against ex-Collector of Customs Wm. Hoey. One on the charge of taking bribe as United States officer, and the other for aiding and abetting the entrance of Chinese into the United States unlawfully.
 4 gentleman from Peoria, H., ar rived in the city yesterday. He said that a petition to the president for the appointment of Col. Alex O. Bro die to be governor of Arizona is in circulation there and is being exten- sively signed. Col. Brodie is well known there, that being the home of his mother and sister.-Republican.
 Prescott hotel arrivals: B Jones, Williams; Geo E Brown, Mayer; J F Cunningham, P s Wren, Gro mine; E F Hartman, Providence; J T Aug