Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-02-20
TUESDAYS DAILY.

Drill for the merchants carnival to- night.
 Entertainment, grand ball, feast, all in one, at merchants carnival.
 Seats are going like hot cakes for the merchants carnival. Get your seat early.
 W. c. Greene, of Cananea copper fame, was married recently in Phenix to Miss Mary A. Proctor.
 Prof. D. NJ. Martin returned to Pres colt again a few days since, and ex- poets to remain here for the next six months.
 D. B. Riggs, who has been acting as relief agent for Wells, Fargo & Go. in Prescott duaing the absence of Agent Tucker in the east, will leave tonight for Tucson.
 Besides the entertainment and grand ball at the merchants carnival Friday night, Feb, 22, you will be served with all kinds of refreshments by the diff ferent dealers in the city.
 O. H. Tucker, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent in Prescott, returned last night from enjoying a thirty days leave of absence, visiting friends in the east. He was in Topeka during Mrs. Carrie Nations first visit to that place.
 w. A. Root, representing the Los Angeles Mining Review, is in town in the interest of a 10000 special edition which the paper proposes to issue shortly and which will be de- voted to Arizona's mining resources.
 Senator Clark, of Montana, owner of the United Verde mines, will be in Phenix this week. County division in Yavapai is as good as settled since Clark has decided to visit the legisla- ture. What is the matter with Allen, the mule buyeri-Tucson Citizen.
 At his own requst, City Ticket Agent Wm. Solomon, of the s. F., P. & P. railroad has been transferred to Wickenburg and will go down there tomorrow, with Mrs. Solomon, to take charge of the place and take up their residence there. Tom Sloan, well known all along the line of the s. F.. P. & F., will have charge of the city office in Prescott.
 In last evenings account of the in stallation of the new electric plant for the Penn Gold mining company, the printer failed to put in type the men tion intended of Sampson Harris, un- der whose personal direction eplant was installed. MT. Harris, although only lad still in his teens, has shown an unusual ability as an electrician, and is one of the trusted assistants of Chief Electrician Glass. The plans for installing this plant were placed in his hands and with two assistants he completed the work, and when it was so completed Chief Electrician Glass went out to the mine and tested the plant, finding everything in first class shape.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals: Frank Bett- mann, San Francisco; Jas NJ Merritt, Los Angeles; J J Fountain, Kansas City; w JtLester, Mrs. Wm Nellis and children, Mrs Gus Moe, Mayer; w A Long, city; R R Smith, Yaeger; w A Root and wife, Los Angeles; Grace Doty, Lynx creek; Harry Full ton, Flagstaff; Dan McGlone, city; Joe Smith, city; Wm Park, Williams, A T; Geo B Pratt, Phenix; Abe Goldbaum, Tucson; CE Getchell, Los Angeles; Wm Nellis, Mayer; Paul Huntington, Phoenix; Albert Hitler, R A Carquerville, L w Tatum, Chi cago; R D Silliman, Honolulu; Dr W A Hendrix, Los Angeles; J R Parks. Spokane; w s Head, Camp Verde; Mrs E N Sherwood, Glenn Cove, Ill; l. Gustafson, Chicago; D H Tucker, city; Mrs E c Broad, Los Angeles; N w Calhoun, Jerome; O w Roth beck, F c Miller, Los Angeles; F H Potter, Jr, Williams; G NJ Scott, Cherry Creek; Tom Jenkins, Jerome; w Mathews, Bisbee.
 Seats for the merchants carnival are going like hot cakes.
 UT. w. A. HendryX Is paying his periodical visit to his Empire mine on Groom creek.
 Ed Shumate is moving into his new quarters today and will open there for business tomorrow morning.
 w. A. Scott, of the Mining and Scientific Press, of San Francisco, was caller at this office foday.
 The big pump to be used in lifting the water of Del Rio into Prescott's city reservoir arrived at the former place last Sunday, and is being placed in position.
 c. P. Collins, of the Penn Gold mining company, and also of the Oc- tave company, arrived in New York from a visit to his properties in Peru on February 14.