Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-03

They say the surf bathing at Coro nado beath, Calif., is the warmest ol the coast, and we all know the climat is simply perfect in summer.
 Miss Gussie Raible has returned from attending college in Indianapo lis. Her sister, Mrs. R. NJ. Fletcher returned with her for a visit to rela tives.
 The mercury in the Journal Miner thermometer, located in the shade or the north side of a building, haC reached SS degrees above zero at nool today and was still climbing.
 Married, in Prescott, June g, 1901 by Rev. Alfred Quetu, John A. Me Cracken and Miss Rosalie G. Dwyer The bride is cousin of Mrs. P. J Farley, and formerly resided here having taught school in a number o districts in this county.
 The jury in the case of Miller, iron Yuma county, returned verdict about g o'clock last night of mol guilty. This verdict seemed to be generally anticipated by those who listened to the evidence throughout
 Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart re- turned this morning about 1 o'clock from the scene of the forest fire. He carried the evidence in his face, in the shape of a skinned nose, that he had been to the fire. He says that he and the rangers had gotten the fire under control before he left, but it had burned over an area of B acres.
 Messrs. Burke & Hickey will give up the Sherman house tomorrow They have had charge of the above house since the big fire of last July. Geo. Schuerman, owner of the above hotel, will assume charge of it on Monday, after having had a years vacation.
 Mike Pagan has received a letter from the east, stating that Richard Stockton has been appointed to a position in the legal department of the Missouri Pacific railroad com pany. Mir. Stockton's many friends in Prescott will be pleased at his sue cess. He is very bright and able young man and is destined to succeed in his profession:
 Prescott hotel arrivals, June 27, 1901: Geo B Upton, Wickenburg; J E Coleman, Los Angeles; Mrs D Link, Raleigh, N. c; Mrs G M Wright, White Horse mine; George H Gillespie, Huron; H W Paulson, Providence; Howard Legge, Kirkland; :; Chas M McMichael, McCabe; James A Humphreys, Senator; MT and Mrs Amos Sweigert, Walker; A H Justus, Cordes; Max J Alwens, Maxton; W W Lewis, Crook mine; w M Donne, Columbia; N c Webster, Meath; Thos Watchman, Chloride.
 One of the largest capital stocks named in an incorporation paper in the territory was filed by the Inter national Wireless Telegraph and Tel ephone company with a capital stock stock of S25, 100000. The incorpora- tors are residents of Philadelphia and are Wm. Gehring, Harry W. Shoe maker, R. Leander, w. J. Moss, Henry s. Bass.-Enterprise.
 Sam Dennis returned last evening from a short sojourn at Yuma, and is again mingling with his Hassayampa friends as of yore. He says that af ter a man puts in B years imbibing Hassayampa fluid, the proper thing is to switch beverages and go to the sparkling waters of the Gila. Mr. Dennis met Governor Murphy today and asked permission to go back, but the executive was immovable and Sam is now retailing out a "hard luck" story.
 Last Thursday evening through the efforts of Deputy Sovereign com mander Gum, a class of twenty good men in Prescott were elected to mem bership in Prescott Camp No. 3, W. O. w.. Ten were initiated. At next meeting which will be on next Thurs day evening a social for the pleasure of the members, their wives and visit ing members of the order will be given at their hall. At this meeting a large delegation of Phenix Wood men are expected to be present. MT. Gum is doing splendid work, but then, he is working for a splendid order.