Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-19
From Tuesdays Daily.

Fireman'q ball Friday; February 2lst.
 OE Walker is in town from Sim mons.
 !, J.K. Miller of Martinez is in town on a brief visit.
 AlfredsApxon returned today from Wickenburg.
 Save up your spare cash for the firemen's ball. February 2lst.
 The Degree of Honor will give a grand masquerade bail April lst.
 ''The Wellington" will be the name of the resort to be opened up soon by Mccoy brothers.
 Prof. E. c. Lindemann, a mining expert of Denver, is visiting this sec ton on professional business.
 The Prescott fire department will give its annual ball on the night of February Fist on account of the 22d falling on Saturday.
 John H. Hise the mining man, left on today's train for the east on min Ting. business. He expects to be ab- sent until early in April.
 A man was brought in yesterday from Lynx creek, who imagines that he is the Prince of Wales and that he owns extensive rich mines.
 E. w. Wells and John Lawler are advertising for plans for their new building on the east side of Cor Etez street adjoining the postoffce.
 The funeral of the late Georgiana Key Fitzpatrick, sister of David and Aaron Fitzpatrick of Prescott, took place III Los Angeles on Sunday.
 Reese M. Jones, an old time resi- dent of Mohave eounty, died in King kpan last week, aged 67 years. H. had resided,>in that county twenty two years.
 J. s. Smith, proprietor of the June ton hotel at Jerome Junction, was in town today. Mir. Smith and his wife have sold out their hotel and will give possession March I. sSince Frank Alley quit the Globe Times that sheet has an anonymous editor.
 J. B. Girand, the civil engineer, has taken an office in the Prescott Ma
 tional Bank building. H. Kruger left today for his min ing camp after spending d few days in town on a business visit. 3 B. F. Switzer is able to be on the ] streets again after being laid up foI
 over two months from the effect ol 7 cutting himself in the leg in Copper
 Basin.
 . Mir. and Mrs. Henry Goldwater art
 preparing to leave Prescott about the
 first of March for their new home in
 Seattle. An advertisement appears ] in this issue of the sale of their house
 hold goods.
 During the absence of Governor McCord from Phoenix yesterday San Webb took possession of the Phoenil
 Gazette. The ownership of the Ga
 zette seems to be sort of a mixed-uI : affair.
 Joe Brannen, former we'll knowr
 resident of Phoenix, is in town today
 He has rented the Junction hotel al
 Jerome Junction and will take charg, of it in March. Mir. Brannen is {
 brother of Conductor Brannen of tn, T s. F. P. X F., and of Johnny Bran .r nen formerly a resident of Prescott. Mark Bedell, wealthy Colorad
 mining man, has been in this sectiol r for a number of weeks recuperatin; ss his health. He has improved S g much since coming here that he nov , thinks of locating and engaging il '' mining here.
 ;, The delegates of the fire depart Al ment are requested to meet at head
 quarters tonight for the purpose c = electing a chief, assistant chief ant
 secretary. By order of J. P. Tiernar |, chief.
 J.B. Girand and his assistant, ] | F. Hess, came in yesterday from Lii I tie Hell's canyon, whore-they hav | been doing some surveying. | Ben Daniels sporting friends C | Tucson have put up 5000 against a equal sum that Daniels will receiv his commission as United States mal sEal.
 A telegram from Washington say that Ben Daniels letter to the pres , dent is not satisfactory and that th , commission to Daniels will not l 2 issued.
 ! Edward M. Bogart, brother oi th
 new proprietor of the Hoffman ba . died this morning after an illness (
 three or four days. The remains wi ic be shipped east for burial. ar B. Hilton has the addition to h D. building about completed and hs H. moved the machinery for his machiI De shop into it. The latter will 1
 placed in position soon and the whi = of machinery will then be heard
 the block.
 ,I About fifty ladies were preser )! yesterday afternoon at the residenC
 of Mrs. Frances Willard Munds
 participate in or listen to the France n- Willard memorial exercises. I'll 1g programme as previously published Dee these columns was rendered with or d. exception. Owing to the sickness (
 Mrs. H. B. Long the paper prepare
 by her was read by Miss Helen Mur on van. A generous collection was give n; n, for the good of the cause and refresl d ed ments were served by the hostess ( id the day, Mrs. Munds, who has alwa, proven herself a most charming ho tess.
 I'd Oliver Wendell Holmes Played il ! .-I