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

lin, Atlanta, Ga; J Kelly, Los An geles; T H Conroy and wife, Stock ton; J F Thomas, F A Jones, Chi cago; Fred $ Levy, St. Louis, Dan I iel Reardon, J c Smith Chicago; J Bethune, city.
 Governor Otero of New Mexico ar rived in Prescott this afternoon by special train. He is en route to Phe. nix to attend the statehood confer ence, which meets there tomorrow and during his stay in Prescott has been driven around the town and shown what has been accomplished in the way of building a new town ill little over year since the fire. He will go south on tonight's train. He was met at Ash Fork by Governor Murphy, who accompanies him to Phenix.
 Perhaps no young woman now be- fore the public has had so interest ing a career as Miss Maud Miller who vile appear at the opera house on October 18th. Miss Miller was born ln a lighthouse on the coast of Oregon. Her mother died while she was an isfant and her entire training save while she was receiving her edu- cation in convent, was left to her father, that rugged and grand speci- men of western manhood, Joaquin Miller, the poet of the Sierras. Ne cessarily the daughter as a child, lmbibed the very nature of the father and she is today a feminine edition of that brilliant genius.
 Flagstaff is agitating the question of closing saloons each night at an early hour.
 Why send away for printed matter for interpretations when they can be secured at the Journal Miner office.
 The dinner given by the ladies of the Congregational church last even ing was a great success. The room was crowded from , till s o'clock and the meal was enjoyed by all, being like your mother used to cook.
 The Los Angeles Express chroni- calls the marriage of Miss Helen Riordan and James Keneally, both of Flagstaff. The bride is the daughter of Mir, and Mrs. D. NJ. Riordan, who are well known to Prescott people.
 4 case of mayhem is reported from one of the outskirt precincts, wherein a business man of this city lost a DOT tion of his nose. Arizona has had many queer criminal freaks to its credit, but this is the first instance of cannibal being found nosing around.
 Three crack shots from the An heuser went to Skull valley yesterday on hunting tour. Out of about sixty-five rounds of ammunition they bagged six quail and one rabbit, be- sides upsetting their rig and spilling all of the occupants in the middle of the road.
 The editors better half left us the other day to teach school in the San Pedro valley. We have the edge on most of our brother editors. We have wife who can make living for us when we fail to do so ourselves, which is often the case with the aver age country editor. God bless our home.-Wilcox Bange News.
 It was well-pleased audience that filed out from the Loring last evening, aud it was also a large audience that filled nearly every seat in the audi torium above and below. There had been some criticism heard in regard to the performance in advance, but they were silenced by the excellent entertainment given by the company, in a program that touched all the way from comedy to grand opera, and those who wanted all grand opera were delighted with the innovation of other and lighter numbers given dur ing the Riverside Press.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, October p, 1901 Daniel Reardon, Chicago; J c Smith, Chicago; J Bethman, jr, city; Frederick Grunedey, Los Angeles; W H Williams, Chicago; D F Nit chell, Bauman's camp; Mir and Mrs Fred Evans, Walker; Fay White, Me Cabe; c L Maxwell, Cleveland, O; E $ Osborne, Los Angeles; E Barr, Prescott; A Ration, Los Angeles; Joe Hays, Los Angeles; Fred NJ Newe:i, Los Angeles; T A Altman, Jerome.
 J. R. Harrington of Crowned King is in town.
 Mrs. E. E. Ellinwold and children have arrived in Prescott to reside.
 E. J. F. Horne left yesterday morn ing for Chicago for d months vaca- tion.
 Maud Miller is seriously ill in Cali fornia and her Prescott engagement has been cancelled.
 Misses Maud and Grace Hanna will sing at the Halloween social on Thursday evening.
 Gus Hirshfeld of Phenix came up on yesterdays train for a couple of days VlSlt ln Prescott.
 Miss Amy Nelson returned Satur- day evening from four months visit in Southern California.
 James Cashin, superintendent of the grading force on the Big Bug railroad, was in town Sunday.
 Geo. L. Shorty White of the Agua Fria is in town today on a bus mess trip and circulating among his friends.
 Mrs. W. P. Covillaud and son re- turned Saturday evening from their visit to California, having been absent about two months.
 Dr. Tyroler of Williams, stopped off in Prescott yesterday as he was en route home from PheniX attending the statehood conference.