Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-23
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
 Jerome will have a Sweet Sixteen social on May 1.
 Governor x. O. Murphy came up from Phenix yesterday.
 F. M. Murphy returned this morn ing from his eastern trip.
 The population of Cananea is re- ported as 1000. It is said there are 5000 men on the pay roll.
 Judge E. ". Wells returned today from a business trip to Phenix, where he owns large property interests.
 Reese NJ. Ling left today for the east on mining business. He expects to be absent for about three weeks.
 Bishop Kendrick arrived in Pres1 colt today and will officiate at tomor- rows services in the Episcopal church.
 A new tailor shop is being estab- lished in the room formerly occupied by the lady barber shop on Gurley street.
 Swartz & Hughes have moved their paint shop from the Odd Fellows hall to the first door north of the Sherman house.
 "The Art of Enjoying the Bible and "The Busy Man Who Didn't At ko,, @o n;e D,.;ro-,. ,-;I Aa tha subjects of the sermons at the Baptist church tomorrow.
 At a recent meeting of the board of directors of the McCabe Extension Mining company, Owen Callaghan of Chicago was elected vice president of the company.
 4. G. Oliver has received word that supplies have been shipped from de- partment headquarters at Denver to Whipple for the company of troops which have been ordered there from Fort Douglas, Utah.
 E. W. Ramsey has inaugurated a new enterprise for Prescott, but one that is common in larger cities; that is the starting of a bootblack stand especially for ladies. His stand is located in R. H. Burmister & Sons Co.'S store.
 The dance given last evening by the Fraternal Brotherhood simply added another to the list of social at fractions given by the order. The Brotherhood are excellent entertain CTS as every one who has ever at tended their socials will attest.
 Edgar W. Stephens came in yes terday from his stock ranch in Will liamson valley. His partner, Senator Farwell, has been engaged in helping to make laws for the state of Colorado for some time, being senator of that state.
 The annual lconvocation of the Epis- copal church will be held in Prescott commencing Friday, April p. On Saturday evening, April 26, recep- ton will be given to the Bishop and visiting clergy at the residence of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins.
 A country school teacher boxed the ears of pupil few days ago. The boy told his mother and the next day the teacher received the following note: ''Nature has provided a prop CT place for the punishment of a boy, and it is not on his ear. thank you to use it hereafter"
 Mrs. c. J. Randall and son, mother and brother of Mrs. s. A. Logan, ar rived last night from Boston. Mrs. Randall came to nurse her daughter who has been in ill health for the past three months, and will take her to California in a few days, where they will spend the summer.
 Citizens of Prescott are respectfully requested to attend the reception and dance to be given on Monday evening to the members of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. The entire affair is absolutely free, and all are requested to turn out and assist the lodge in welcoming our visitors.
 A deaf and dumb printer named Kennedy who has been living in Pres colt and surrounding mining camps for some time, employed at his trade part of the time and part of the time engaged in other employment, was killed at Blackberry yesterday by be ing run over by train. Kennedy is said to have a family in California, and he left here a few days since to go to them.
 James W. Hill, one of the best known architects of Los Angeles, and brother of Mrs. D. Fitzpatrick, arrived , here from Los Angeles this week and will assist MT. Fitzpatrick in his busi ness during the summer, after which he will go east to take an important position. While Mir. Hill is here Mir
 Fitzpatrick will take a business triI extending to Victoria, B. c. J. D. Tucker, of Los Angeles, is il . town today. MT. Tucker is advance f representative for Blanchard & Ven ? ter Lyceum and Musical Bureau O t Los Angeles. under whose direction 9 the Collamarini Repetto Operati' 3 Company will appear at the Prescott !: opera house April 9 and 26. Mir ' Tucker is also preparing this field fo . a series of lectures and concerts fo 9 next season. They will begin abou :. October and continue through thu - season for five numbers. Blanchard - x Venter have been very successful Q during last season. So much so tha y there has been a great demand for al i entertainment course in most ever y town from Seattle to El Paso for tn e coming season. The people of Pres - colt should come forward and help t 1T bring such high class talent to thi
 city.