Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-26

tudb db N6N lOIh udNluS uiOlO thol one thousand members. This is tn, first branch to be organized west O Chicago.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Geo. B. Scammell is on the sicl list.
 Chinese New Year will end on Sat urday.
 The firemen's ball will be given February 2l.
 Cecil G. Fennell came in from Va Verde yesterday.
 Don't fail to buy a ticket for the firemen's ball.
 Look out for Keller's man about Saturday.
 Jerome B. Hoover and W. S. Adams are in town from Jerome.
 Of course you will not fail tc patronize the fremen's ball.
 G. P. Harrington is in town today from the Bradshaw mountains.
 NJ. s. Taft, Mir. Burnham and Mir Sallinger left for Phenix last night,
 E. F. Bacon of the Hoyt Mining company has returned from the east
 Do you want household furniture! See advertisement of sale in this is sue.
 Captain L. D. Phillips will leave tonight for the southern part of the territory.
 Charles Keys was able to be down today after an illness of two months with pneumonia.
 Don't forget the date. February 2l is the night on which the firemen give their ball this year.
 Judge Reese NJ. Ling returned yes terday from his visit east on profes- sional and mining business.
 Frank Lecklider left for his home at Providence this afternoon after a couple of days visit in Prescott.
 Rerndon & Norris are moving their law offices to handsome rooms up stairs over the Prescott National bank.
 The 60-horse power boiler for the Test mill was shipped to- day to its destination on Groom creek.
 Everybody is welcome to the fire mems ball. The only passport neces- sary for entrance is the purchase of a ticket.
 Sam Webb is the J. Pierpont Mor- gan of Arizona newspaperdom. Sam has three papers under his thumb just now.
 E. NJ. Wood of Maine, brother-in- law of G. NJ. Willard of Prescott, is here. It is his first visit to Arizona and he is delighted with it.
 J. A. Lundell of Tucson, represent ing h. G. Dun & Co.'S mercantile agency is in town. He talks of trans ferring his headquarters from Tucson to Prescott.
 John Schroeder and Elizabeth Ferns, both giving their place of resi- dence as Yavapai county, were mar ried on Tuesday, February Is, by Justice J. NJ. W. Moore.
 Special Agent A. F. Leach of the department has received in from the general land office to have all illegal fences on public lands, removed at once or to report for prosecution. In pur- suance of the instructions Mir. Leach left today on a three days trip in the country to look after this class of business.
 C.. Gray and A. D. Smith today filed their diplomas as dentists for record with the county recorder. They have formed a partnership for the practice of dentistry and will open an office in Jerome.
 Vicente Romero, one of the Mexi- cans who indulged in a drunken row a few days ago, resulting in one of the getting badly bruised up. was tried before Justice Cornell last night and today was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $50 or do hard labor on the plaza for 150 days. His partner in crime has not been captured.
 The primary departments of Misses Strange and Edwards of the Prescott public schools will give a Washing ton program tomorrow (Friday) after noon commencing at ? o'clock. The public is invited.
 Messrs. Lembrook & Miller adver- tise in this issue to do window clean ing They are up to date in their business, thoroughly reliable and in their charges. Give them a trial and convince yourself.
 Dr. Dewitt Burnham of Rochester, \. T., who had been enjoying our su- perb climate for a couple of weeks, left on last nights train for Phenix, whence he goes to California and will return home via New Orleans.
 The funeral of the late Edward NJ. Bogart took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Episcopal church. Rev. F. T. Bennett conducted the services. The funeral was attended by a great many citizens, although deceased was a comparative stranger in Prescott.
 The death of a large number of sheep on the desert near Peoria re- gently gave rise to a report that they had been poisoned. It has been dis covered that such Was not the case but that their death was the result of eating a certain weed which grows there.
 The office of the DeMund Lumber company at Phenix was burglarized on Tuesday night. The safe was blown open but the charge of powder used was so large that the burglars were afraid to return to obtain its contents. The windows of the office were broken by the concussion from the explosion.
 Orville H. Tucker, the genial agent of Wells Fargo & O., and Miss Della Towles, a popular young lady of Prescott were married last evening by Rev. H. B. Long. The couple have the congratulations and best wishes of a large circle of friends in Pres