Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-11-20

Roanoke" is the name of Ha
 Reid's greatest dramatic effort. Pei
 haps Mir. Reid has written more an
 better plays in the past ten year
 than any other American author, an,
 Roanoke" is conceded to be hi
 masterpiece. Human Hearts" "l
 Night Before Christmas" "A Home
 spun Heart" are all from his prolifi
 pen. Roanoke" is play of southerl
 life, as it's name implies, and tha
 beautiful southern atmosphere O
 love and devotion are depicted in |
 masterful manner. The compan,
 which will present this beautiful pla,
 Dake's opera house on Tuesday Nov
 19, is an excellent one. Each artis
 being selected for his or special fit
 ness for the characters. The scener, and effects are said to be very beauti
 ful.
 A Bisbee dispatch of Wednesday says that John McNally, boy of 14 was killed yesterday by firing a 2: caliber bullet from his rife into boy of giant powder. With a companion he had been hunting, and coming tC a mining shaft the boys inspected it climbing down the ladder to the first level, distance of thirty-five feet where they found box filled with giant powder. McNally removed g tub which had been placed over the powder, and when the boys got to the surface, McNally told his companion to go to the end of the ore dump, as he intended to fire into the powder The companion had not reached the end of the dump when a terrific ex- plosion occurred and great powders were thrown into the air, which he had to run fast to get out of the way of. McNally's body was thrown 40 feet and his head was blown from the body. He was the son of a promi- nent Bisbee man.
 Governor Murphy returned to Phe- nix last evening.
 | F. A. Tritle jr. went to Phenix on last nights train.
 Cecil G. Fennell came in last even ing from Val Verde.
 Dr. Day has been appointed exam ming physician for pensions.
 Dr. and Mrs. Geo. McGinnis have removed to the Congress hotel.
 Miss Jessie Sanford returned last evening from her visit to California.
 P. A. McLanahan and Nellie King were married yesterday by Father Quetu.
 Mrs. J. L. Fisher left this morning to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry Tritle in Phenix.
 Frank c. Ward and Miss Jennie Stockmeyer were married yesterday by Probate Judge Hicks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Claypool enter tained the public school teachers at dinner at their nome, last evening.
 Four witnesses from Congress, who failed to respond to subpoena, were yesterday sentenced to five days in jail.
 Jeffries licked Ruhlin in San Fran cisco last evening in five rounds. It was Jeffries' fight from start to fin ish.
 NJ. G. Burns has just returned from visit to the Val Verde and says that the camp there is very busy at present.
 Repentance" will be the morning, and ''The Curse of Meroz" the even ing theme at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street.
 It is Major George Arthur Allen now, the gentleman having just re- received the appointment as major on Governor Murphy's staff.
 J. W. Dougherty has started ex- cavating for the foundation for new one story brick on Cortez street ad- joining the building occupied by the second hand store just north of the postoffice.
 Sheriff Munds left last night for Yuma with Rosa Darou and H. P. Fauber, the former under a three years sentence for robbery commit | ted at Ash Fork and the latter for two years and six months for burglary.
 Because her former husband sang in the St. Joseph, Mo-, choir, "Wash- | ed in the Blood of the Lamb" Kan sas woman got up in the church and | loudly remarked that the laundry would have to work overtime if he were to be saved.
 Martin Sauber, mention of whose serious illness was recently made in these colums, died yesterday and his funeral took place this afternoon. Deceased was a native of Germany, about 45 years old, and had been resident of Prescott for several years.
 The Congregationalists have been some substantial improve ments to their property. A new side walk has been laid along the street in front of their property and a walk and platform has been placed in front of the church, and a walk laid to the parsonage from the side walk.
 It is rumored that the Blue Bell Copper company has purchased the ranches and water rights in Del Rio with a view of locating their smelter their. The city now owns the use of the water two days out of four, and the ranchers there own the rights to the water for the balance of the time.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, Nov. Is: J Green, Globe; c H Gibbs, Je- rome; c W Payes, Jerome; Pane P Hastings, Jerome; A H Emery, F L Bernardo, S F; F w Andrews, Chi cago; E J Parkinson, Jerome; H Ces- met, San Diego; Miss L c Genung, Yarnell; F D Mayer, McCabe; D c Munroe, White Horse Camp.
 F. Adams has recently opened meat market and bakery in the O. K. block, west Gurley street, known as the City Meat Market and Bakery. He proposes to have on hand at all times full and complete stock of the best fresh meats and fish and will also be prepared to fill out of town orders for same. A fresh stock of bread, pies, cakes and doughnuts will be kept constantly on hand. Call up phone PTS for trial order and your order will be promptly delivered to any part of the city.
 Mrs. L. P. Nash died in Phenix a