Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-29
TUESDAYS DAILY.
Red Men meet tonight. Work in the Adoption degree.

jOnn Kinney le1t TOT the east on mining business this morning,
 Special Agent Holsinger came up from the south this morning.
 J. W. Wilson has moved into his new store building.
 The Knights of Pythias had three of the boys riding the goat last night.
 Be sure and go to the lecture this evening.
 W. c, Davies is in town from Phenix.
 J.L. Hall came up from Congress this morning.
 A. J. Hudson has returned from a | protracted visit in California.
 G. A. R. welcome blue Middlesex grand army suits S10 at Wilson's.
 W. G. Mcdonald, of the J. M. | Dennis Lumber company of Rhodes, Arizona, is in town today.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. H. Cook came up | from Phenix yesterday to remain for the summer.
 The wall of the new Prescott Ma tional Bank building is commencing to take on shape.
 Mrs. Jones, wife of the Congress merchant passed through Prescott this morning en route to Wisconsin.
 Excursion tickets to Coronado Tent city and return are now on sale, good for four months and include free ground and water. Also free transfer of baggage.
 Take 30 cents over to Wilson's and trade it for suit of summer underwear. Its equal cannot be du plicated for less than Sl.
 The new fixtures for the Bank of Arizona have arrived and will be placed in position as soon as pos sible. The bank expects to move into its new quarters by next Monday.
 Fl Paso has refused to grant the right of way asked by the Bisbee road to enter that city, rendering them instead another route the com pany did not want, and it is now said the road will go to Deming.
 One of the handsomest pieces of cut glass ever exhibited in Prescott can be seen in the show window of Geo. H. Cook & Co. It is punch bowl and is about thirty inches high.
 The little worms are busy at work in the old Burmister building on the plaza. It only costs 9 cents to see them. There are some people in this city who have paid many times that amount to see worms, and they were not silk worms, either,
 All of our SIPS and S1.50 shirts to be sold for S1. Percales, neglige, colored. and the Elgin brand white shirts at S1 Wilson.
 A New York music teacher, it is said, makes people beautiful by a constant repetition during five min , utes at time, ten times per day, of the vowel sounds ''a-a-o a-o-e a-o-e-o- O." By practicing that daily for six months one as homely as a mud fence can be made perfectly beautiful. At Benson, this week the reform school board accepted the plans for a l structure submitted by H. c. Frost of Tucson. Mir. Frost is the architect who made the plans for the fine school house which is the pride of Nogales the equally fine school structure at Wilcox, the Carnegie library at Tue son, the Owls club house in the same city, and has been awarded the plans for the Carnegie library at Prescott. The acceptance of MT. Trost's plans assures a fine building for the re- } form school.-Oasis.
 In letter from Senator Ives to the literary committee of the Fourth of
 July celebration, that gentleman , formally accepts the invitation ex- tended, and wlli deliver an oration in this city on that natal day. It is also stated that Senator Ives will be ac- ? companied to Prescott by many prominent people of southern Arizona 3 who gladly avail themselves of an op- portunity to escape the warm weather as well as to mingle with their north , ern brethren in general jolliication = and to see how the ''New Prescott sizes up alongside of the old one. They will all receive a hearty vel come.
 J. W. Wilson has the agency for the king Quality" shoe, one of the
 best S3.50 advertised brands known All shapes and styles. They will be - sold at the advertised eastern prices
 Martin Petit, an old and well 2 known miner and prospector, choked 2 to death at Congress Junction on Monday He had just come in from prospecting tour in the mountains s and had been drinking quite heavily a He went to the section house at noon
 for his dinner, and while in the act of
 partaking of it he suddenly rose from e his chair and started for the door, ap- 3 parently coughing. As he reached ,. the door he pitched forward to the
 ground and died in a few minutes.
 doctor who was summoned found 8
 large piece of unmasticated meat il
 his throat.
 Q Governor Murphy, Geo. P. Harring
 ton and P. A. Johns left this morn
 ing for Crowned King. As an
 nounced in yesterdays paper, tht
 governor goes to make an inspection Q of mining properties in that section
 with a view of railroad extension anC | will be assisted materially in his worh y by Messrs Harrington and John, IT and others of that vicinity who art n interested in the mineral resource,
 there. The examination will cove U several days, and the party will make u a personal examination of every clain e of prominence and the industry il l. general, along the route of the pro n posed road.
 e The genial Bob Irwin is a Prescott 70 visitor. He wears the same olC
 smile.
 d E. M. Doe, the Flagstaff attorney 9 came in on last nights train on busi e ness connected with the land office. d Judge J. W. Deane returned yes l. terday from the Yavapai Copper com T. pany's camp.
 n Prescott is attracting a great dea
 of attention to the outside world Jus
 now as a cOnsequence of our greaf