Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-22
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
 A. Redewell, the Phenix piano mar is in town.
 J. W. Conger has taken lease or the Pentland residence.
 Robert Pryor was called to Phenix last night on important business.
 JIG. Martin left this morning for a short business trip to Los Angeles.
 B. c. Redlon was in town yester- day from his mining camp, fourteen miles south of town.
 Wm. Brink, an old time resident of Prescott died yesterday. He leaves a wife and several children.
 Miss Gene Lecklider, sister of Mrs. A. W. Edwards, arrived in Prescott last evening from Ohio. She was met at Ash Forks by MT. ank Mrs. Edwards. She will spend some time visiting here.
 MT. and Mrs. c. T. Stewart left today for the state of Washington after a visit of several weeks in Pres colt with their son, J. W. Stewart.
 County Treasurer J. P. Storm is confined to his home with very se- we're attack ofneuralgia. Ed. Wright says Jim has head on him like a poisoned bull pup.
 Mrs. Alfred Averyt, who has been visiting with friends and relatives in the east and south for several weeks is expected to return home to- night.
 Joseph Engles and two sons have gone to the Hillside country to do some work on a tunnel on a mining claim belonging to J. Q. Stephens.
 Prescott lodge No. If, A. O. U. w., will install officers this evening and smoke later on. All members are requested to be present.
 "Genuine Friendship" will be the morning and "The Conqueror" the evening theme tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street.
 The Boston Ideal Opera company came in from the north yesterday as far as Jerome Junction, going over to Jerome to play an engagement last evening and tonight.
 Henry Hartin joines in the race for city treasurer today by placing his card in this issue. MT. Hartin has had considerable experience in that line of work, is thoroughly reliable young man, courteous to all and has many friends in Prercott. If elected he will make first class official.
 The United Moderns are making extensive preparations for a grand rose Valentine ball to be given at the opera house the evening of February IA. The Moderns have a well estab- lisoed record of doing things up prop erly and this ball will no doubt be a very enjoyable affair.
 The Prescott Camera club will hold its regular meeting at Dr. Metzgar's dental room Monday night, and all members and those who anticipate joining are requested to be on hand. the bylaws will be presented for the approval of the club, and an interest ing paper will be read by Mir. Tyler, the photographer.
 Worth Rybon received a telephone message yesterday from the health officer at Phenix stating that his little sister was improving and had passed the danger point, but that his father, mother and brother ware all down with small pox, the former two being quite serious.
 Supt. of Schools J. B. Jolly, re- turned last evening from an official inspection of the schools in the south ern part of the county. He reports the country suffering very much for need of rain or snow but otherwise in good condition. The schools are in splendid condition in nearly all places, with increased attendance over last year.
 A telegram was received yesteaday evening from Washington, D. C.. an nouncing the appointment of c. P. Steele as forest ranger to take the place of Mir. Root, who is sick and will not be able to resume his duties as ranger in the near future. Mir, Steele was in Kirkland on business at the time of the telegram but was in formed of the appointment and will arrive here tomorrow and assume his duties Monday morning. He hss ! the range just west of Prescott.