Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-23

Christian Science and the Bible or comparison of Mrs. Eddy's teach ings in Science and Health, With Key to the Scriptures" with Bible teachings, will be the subject of the address at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street, Sunday even ing. The pastor will answer any communications received, signed with the name of the writer.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Johns enter tained members of the Eastern Star chapter and their friends at their beautiful residence in West Prescott on Thursday evening. There were a large number of ladies and gentle men present and the evening was de- lightfully spent with various games and in social converse, after which elegant refreshments were served. MT. and Mrs Johns are fine enter tsiners.
 The following officers and delegates of the Grand Lodge, I. O. 0. F., have arrived in Prescott: R. Humphreys of Bisbee, grand master; Geo. A. Mintz of Phenix, grand secretary; l. NJ. Jones of Bisbee, John c. Evans of Globe. Other delegates from the south will reach Prescott on special train about noon tomorrow.
 Clay Simpson had fine specimen of eagle in town which he caught in Mint valley yesterday. The bird is a young one but measures over five feet from tip to tip of its wings. It had just finished eating a large rabbit when Mir. Simpson came up on it and it was so heavy it could onlyshy a short distance at time and he sue ceeded in running it down and catch ing it.
 David Nelson, formerly a promin- ent stock man of Mohave county but who sold out his cattle interests and removed to California, has returned to Arizona. and is negotiating for the purchase of large lot of cattle in the western part of this county and the eastern part of Mohave, and will engage in the stock business as ex- tensively as ever if this deal goes through.
 W. A. Milton, administrator of the estate of Peter Donnelley deceased, has made his final accounting in the estate, and the balance of money in his hands belonging to the estate amounting to SS0.35, was yesterday paid into the county treasury, there being no known heirs. The total amount of money received by the ad- ministrator was S601.45. Deceased was former resident of Briggs and owned a small bunch of cattle.
 c. H. B. Carter came in yesterday from Mayer. He says that place is enjoying its full share of prosperity along with the other sections of this country and is just now apparently on the eve of a big boom. B. D. Treadwell has commenced work on the erection of the smelter for the G. A. Treadwell Mining company and also has men at work putting in a pipe line from Wolf creek. With the completion of this water system Mayer is expected to take quite step in advance.
 i It is the duty of every respectable newspaper to do all possible to ad- vertise the town or city where it is published and thereby merit the SUD- port, confidence and good will of the people concerned, but in doing the required advertising an honest news paper must confine its statements to facts that will stand the examination of any one attracted by such adver- tisement. A periodical, whether daily, weekly or monthly is the mouthpiece, the expounder and pro- mulgator of all those advantages possessed by the city or country that it represents, and everything said for the purpose of attracting attention and holding the consideration of the public. While this should be done with all the art to winch letters and language are adapted, it must be based on fact.-Ex.
 The coming performance of the Collamarini, Repetto Grand Opera and Concert company at Dake opera house on the evenings of Thursday and Friday, April p and 26, will be an event of the utmost importance The vocalists are all artists who came to America from Milan, Italy a few years ago, virtually unheralded and unannounced, but by their great work they have endeared themselve: to the theatre-going public of thi: land. They will doubtless be remem bered by many as the stellar artists that created such an excellent i'm pression with that great organization known as the Lambardi Grand Operf company. The press and public de , clared the above company to le tho greatest organization ever heard il America, not excepting the Ellis anC Grau Grand Opera companies. but in ternal strife and poor management eventually disrupted the Lambard Opera company. Enc evenings gro gram will be comuls I of just sucl numbers, the first E IT, of the program will be rendered ir rven.ng dress anC the second part wnl be given over t | a. at