Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-15


 daughter in California. t Bishop Kendrick held services in ? the Episcopal church yesterday. H. K. Mcdonald has purchased the
 Fashion livery stable and MT. Jewett, the former owner, will hereafter de- vote himself entirely to the stage
 business.
 A son of John Love lost nine teeth
 and was otherwise injured by being
 kicked by horse last night.
 Union services of the various churches will be continued this week at the Baptist church.
 Photographer Tyler expects to leave Prescott in a few days for Albu- querque. He has some mining inter ests at Bland which he will look after.
 Rev. F. T. Bennett's condition i'm proves very slowly. It will be weeks before he fully recovers, if complete recovery may be hoped for at all.
 The Woman's Relief Corps will meet in regular session Tuesday even ing, January II. A good attendance is desired, as important business will be transacted. By order of presi- dent
 Fen $. Hildreth has a rousing busi- ness talk in this issue. If you have any need for anything usually kept in first class drug store, it will pay you to look over his advertisement.
 A successful St. Louis merchant says that any man who can afford to open store can afford to advertise. Advertise" is his advice, "even if you can take but two inches of space in a leading newspaper. Fill your two inches in way to make them a feature of the paper. Make your add daily bulletin of your business-a news item from your store.
 Bisbee is now a full fedged city, the board of supervisors of Cochise county having recently granted pe tition for incorporation. The coun- cilmen are L. c. Shattuck, T. M. Shearer, J. B. Anguis, Ed Scott, Peier Johnson, James Letson and | Otto Geisenhefer. The mayor and | other officers have not been appointed | yet.
 The Prescott Social club (public | reading room) will hold their regular annual meeting for the election of of ficers at the Baptist church on Tuesday evening, January 14th, at 7:30 sharp. All persons interested in establishing the free reading rooms whether members or not are request ed to be present.
 The city council has called a special election for Tuesday, Febru- ary f, from 10 o'clock a. m. to 4 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of elect ing city treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by thedeath of City Treasurer Herb. Pentland.
 The Prescott Social club free read ing room) will hove meeting tomor- row (Tuesday) evening at 7:30 sharp, at the Baptist church, instead of at the Congregational church as an Everyone interested in the work is invited to be present, whether you are a member or not.
 Two prisoners in the Apache county jail made their escape when they only had one day to serve. It is sup posed they had other cause for being and were afraid the officers were properly on. A case of ''the guilty fleeing when no man pursueth."
 It is stated that there are a couple of individuals il town who are sus- pected of being bank robbers and safe crackers. They are being shad- owed by the officers of the law.
 The loss of a good woman from , any community is always deeply felt, for such always exercise au influence i for good. Be it ever so mild and un- assuming, the influence is always 1 there, radiating its beams in many ways. Such an influence as this was always given out by Mrs. E. B. Gage, who has just passed to the beyond. She was much beloved wherever . known. In southern Arizona, es- pecially in this section. Mrs. Gage had many sincere friends. who will grieye to learn of her death, and who will sympathize with her good hus- band in his irreparable loss.-Star.
 The recital of Mrs. Margaret Speed ; will take place next Friday evening at the Knights of Pythias' hall. She will be assisted by the best local talent.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Fisher have re- turned from a two weeks visit in 
 Judge and Mrs. Sloan have re- turned from California after weeks visit.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the ( Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Ruffner next Wednesday after noon.
 Geo. E. Sanders has withdrawn from the Wickenberg Herald and Dick Hall is now the main push on that paper.
 Walter T. Gregory, the newspaper reporter of Phenix, who served through the Cuban war, and then went to the Philippines and has put in about three years in the service of his country, is now at Jefferson Bar racks, Missouri. He expects to be out in a few days when he will return to Arizona.
 Captain L. D. Phillips left Satur- day evening on his periodical trip to Calabasas to look after the mining in terests there of Douglas, Lacy & Co.
 W. J. Martin is in town from Cop per mountain.
 Elrena Harrington. the little daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Harrington, aged one year and one month, died yesterday. The sorrowing parents left on today's train with the re- mains for Taylorville, Illinois, where they will be buried.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Model Mining com pany for the election of directors was held in the office of the company in the Union block at 3 o'clock this af ternoon.
 Mir. Clelan, advance agent of the Boston Ideal Opera company, for merly the Andrews Opera company,