Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-13
WEDNESDAYS DAILY

John Reilly is in from Slate creek 1. H. Voge is on a business visit tc Los Angeles.
 Geo. H. Scheurman is confined to his room with an attack of rheuma- tism.
 The city council will hold a special session this evening.
 T. H. Fulton, of Los Angeles, is a guest at the Burke.
 A successful physician is one who is appreciated by his patients for what they think he did for them.
 The fire delegates from the different companies are urgently requested to attend meeting at headquarters hall this evening at 7:30 sharp.
 Other county division bills are incu- batting since Statesman Allen launched his Verde county bill into the legisla- tive vortex.
 The special services at the Metho- ~>dist church, Marina street, will con tinue for the balance of the week. All are cordially invited.
 The regular monthly meeting of Mechanics Hook and Ladder compa- ny will be held this evening at s o'clock. All members are requested to attend. H. D. Campbell, Foreman.
 Wiedemann's Big Show presenting the fact farce comedy, "The Steam Laundry" is the offering at Dake's opera house for one night only, on Wednesday, March Is.
 Wiedemann's Big Show is present. ing the comedy winner "The Steam Laundry" with company of 30 peo- pie, strong cast, clever specialties and magnificent orchestra. Dake's opera house March 13.
 "What to Eat" is the name of Minneapolis paper that comes to us now and then. We would respectfully inform the publisher that what to eat IS not so important just now as how to get it. Perhaps our delinquent sub scribers might assist us.
 Here is anextract from one ofthe lat = est novels: "Gerald Harbison panted F heavily. The close atmosphere of the little apartment constrained his splen- did lungs. He went to the window, opened it and threw out his massive chest" All of which would go to show that the landlady was hot on his track.
 The troops which have occupied Fort Huachuca for some time have been ordered to Manila, and their places were taken this week by num- Der of troops of the Fifth cavalry, from Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.-Tucson Citizen.
 A fright train of fifteen cars. loaded with sheep, passed through Prescott today from Phenix en route to the , Cudahy Packing company at Los An geles. These sheep are from the vari- ous herds that have been wintering in the Salt river valley.
 A Phenix girl took header from | bicycle and was jared into uncon- sciousness. Methods of resuscitation | failed until a benevolent looking old | gentleman exclaimed; Rub herneck." At this the young woman came to her | senses. Tears came and she repressed | cry of anguish as she exclaimed: "Rubberneck yourself, you old fool" and she was so mad that she couldn't cry.
 T. NJ. Sloan, who has filled the posi- nf r.Itr fTal-nt D-a-aO4A has been transferred to Phenix and | left op last nights train to take the position of city ticket agent there. Moody Rosensquist, formerly at Con gress Junction, has taken the position | of city ticket agent in Prescott. ' Prescott Hotel arrivals March 6, R NJ Vail, J Brooks, Wickenburg; c P Pierce, San Francisco; W Young, Chicago; F Launtzen, Sena- tor; w W Bass, Grand Canyon; Wm Mills, Mayer; Jacob SalZflan, Will Hams; J NJ Crombie, Detroit; R A Thomas. Los Angeles; D N Bartholdi, A B Clinkscales, Jerome
 For the purpose of meeting with Grand Chancellor Knights of Pythias, Harry A. Drachman, there will be a special meeting of Prescott Lodge No. l.. K. of P. Wednesday evening March 18th, 1901. All members and | visiting knights are enestly y requested to be present. Your presence is also | desired at Castle Hall Sunday after noon, March 10, at l o'lock. Fred B Philpott, K. of R. & s.
 I. NJ. Christy came up on this morn ing's train from Phenix.
 Colonel J. T. Dougine left on to- days south bound train for his Santa Maria mines, taking with him ten miners to work in his mines. , About two carloads of wool is the present daily average shipment from Phenix over the $. F., P. & P. for eastern markets. The clip in the val ley this year will amount to about 100000 pounds, about 20 per cent larger than last year. The price for wool is, however, not as good this | year as last, which will make the net | proceeds about the same. The cause for thelecrease in the price is said to | be the lack of demand for wool in the | eastern markets, there being a larger comparative consumption of cotton than heretofore.
 THURSDAYS DAILY
 John Lawler returned this morning | from a visit to his mines. c. H. B. Carter has been spending ! couple of days with his family.
 T. G. Norris will go tC Phenix to- night on professional business.
 Mark Murphy, the well known mine | , foreman, is in town from the Mud | hole mine.
 Billy" Gaston has gone to Lynx creek, where he has taken a contract to build lodging house.
 Governor R. c. Powers returned | yesterday from his visit to Los An geles.
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