Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-20

V and wife, J I Stephens, Williamson Il Valley; J H LaRue, San Francisco; W T w Thomas, Louis Schultz, G Hays, $ Los Angeles; L L Lyons, Denver; H e Jones, Walker; J B Valdrini, Provi- dence.
 Grand Chancellor Harry Drachman
 of the K. of P left for the north this morning, continuing his visit to the
 different lodges of that order in the
 territory. He will visit lodges at Flag '- staff, Kingman, Winslow and Vii
 Hams, returning from thence south s again, when he will visit all the lodges in that part of Arizona. He reports
 the Knights of Pythias in flourish P ing condition all over the territory.
 If a newspaper should attempt to l publish the views of its various read
 CTS on all subjects for month it would not have a single subscriber
 left and the editor would be lynched,
 for cause, by his former patrons for 9 publishing such heterogeneous mass !. of accumulated contradictions. And r yet there is certain class, because
 they have paid years subscription,
 who deem it sacred right and duty
 to dictate the policy of the editor in all things according to the views of , the subscriber. A paper must live or
 die on the principles for which it ' stands, and the paper that conscien- ] tiously prints clean publication, free
 from prejudice, giving the facts, with or,f feor ov- fo vor is hound to oroepar even though it does occasionally make mistakes. A newspaper is printed to
 please many and help build up the country in which it is located, not to air the personal grievances of private
 individuals with axes to grind.-King
 man Arrow.
 ''The Courier extents its sympathy
 to Richard Lazarus, just sent to the insane asylum from Phenix for shoot
 ing at whistler. Lazarus is sane on all subjects, but is seized by a desire to kill people who perpetually whistle when they bother him with their whistle. All whistles, ranging from taxless toots down to "A hot time in the old town are nerve destroying | and misunderstanding. * * * * If the editor of this paper should ever be- come republican and be sent to the lower regions as a penalty for the crime, without doubt he will be placed at the mouth of a fac simile | taxless railroad tunnel from which | the roar of taxless toots continually | pour, while twenty regiments of idiots will whistle an everlasting chorus of | A hot time in the old town tonight. Yes Mir. Lazarus has our sympathy Courier. If the Courier man keeps up his everlasting whistle" of ''taxless toots" for few more years. it is dead sure winner that he will join poor Lazarus.
 FRIDAYS DAILY
 E.B Gage came up from Phenix this morning.
 E. A. Haggott returned from a visit to Phenix this morning.
 Mrs. Mike Pagan is reported to be quite ill.
 The grand march for St. Patrick's ball tonight will start at 9 o'clock sharp.
 H. P. Anewalt has gone to San Diego, California, for visit with his family, who are at that place.
 Frank Carlisle and wife returned from Phenix this morning after a weeks visit at that place.
 A letter from G. W. Sessions. of Cherry, Arizona, tells of the death of Jose Barsanti, good citizen of that community, few days ago. Bar santi's remains were laid away in the fami Y cemetery on the ranch where be lived. He leaves a wife and two children.
 An order was issued this afternoon by U. s. District Attorney Robert E. Morrison for the removal of Gassett. the maa arrested in this county few days ago for robbing the postodice at B.istow, Kansas, to Topeka, that state. for trial.
 County Recorder Pat Farley is still confined to his room with the humps. The boys say, who have seen him, that his cheeks stick out even with his shoulders and his face is swelled so tight that he can only get a straw between his lips.
 The United Moderns held a very interesting meeting last night. There was a good attendance and after the rerular business of the lodge was ; o,er a pleasant social session was en- joSed at which refreshments were served. The prospects seem good for a prosperous season with the lodge. :
 us. District Attorney Robert E. 1, Morrison returned home this morning from SolOmonville, Arizona, where he had been prosecuting a gang of coun- I terfeiters that had recently been ar rested in the southern part of the I territory. There were six of them. in all, arrested, four of whum were bound over, and two were released for lack l of evidence. It is thought there is an organization of counterfeiters opera ting in that section some place, h4t as yet the officers have not been able to locate the fountain head of the bogus a money.
 Mrs. John Dickson returned last night from Bakersfield, California. where she and her husband went some months ago. Mr. Dickson had been l a sufferer with cancer in the ear for ] several years and went to Bakersfield l to have it removed, but the operation | was unsuccessful and he died there at 1 the home of his daughter, Mrs. Me 3 Cutcheon, few weeks ago. Mrs. l Dickson will visit here a short time ( with relatives and then return to her ( home in Skull valley.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals March II. J H Leonard, Octave; E E Andrews. Dawson. 4 L McVittv, Philadelphia: : H P DeMuud. S c Dunlap, Phenix; R r Hogdon, w c Crolf, city; Wm Marx. San Francisco; c NJ Struss c F Ribbot and boy, Phenix; Wm Merwin, Groom creek; Geo Keys. Los Angeles; Dave McGroave, Mayer. Wm Park, Williams James Gillespie, Providence; E H Parker, city; s W Feldheim, w s Gerret, San Francisco: ] w B Hays, Los Angeles; Kanox Fay Tor, Ketchum, R c Long, Jerome.
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