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

Good cooks are more in demand than saints.
 Otto Kaiser is in town on his peri odical visit.
 F. E. Mansfield, manager of the Empire mine was in town today. Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart went to Crowned King today on off, cial business.
 The new mining company at Tomb stone proposes to put in an electric light plant and telephone exchange in the city of Tombstone. The Santa Fe company's big en- zine, which has attracted so much at tention, passed through Ash Fork yesterday.
 Jay c. Allen left for Castle Creek Hot springs to remain for a month or two for the benefit of his health.
 Prescott has some citizens who would certainly make good chess players takes them so long to get a move on.
 Gratitude is a good thing when judiciously used in business. There are a great many people who are nig- gardly in its use.
 John Hanlon is in town from Wal nut Grove, where he has been doing the annual assessment on the Walnut Grove dam. The work, he reports, is about completed.
 Ed. Nj. Matthews and Rosa Hay were married in Prescott yesterday by Justice Cornell.
 Senator Fairbanks has introduced a bill making Naco., Ariz., a sub port of entry.
 Albuquerque papers contain lengthy and highly complimentary notices of the appearance there of the Boston Ideal Opera company, which will ap- pear here January 20 and 21.
 F. A. Tritle, register of the land office, after five weeks siege of rheu- matism was able to be down today on pair of crutches and with a beauti- ful crop of whiskers, grown while con- fined to his bed.
 B. Sella, T. J. Allen and Joseph Belcher, all of Colorado, have put in some new games at the Cob Web saloon. They are very pleasant gen tlemen and are said to be financially well fixed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles c. Woods have returned from West Virginia, accompanied by the formers sister and will remain here during the win ter. MT. Wood will be remembered as former bookkeeper for Sam Hill
 The reserve seat sale for the Bos- ton Ideal Opera company opened this morning for those who have sub scribed for books and and judging from the advance sale this morning, they will play to the capacity of the hall both nights.
 The United Moderns will hold their regular business meeting at o'clock tonight sharp. Important business will be considered and all members are urged to be present. After the business session the social session will be held and a good time is ex- pected.
 The s. F., P. & P. railroad has re- opened its city ticket office in Hotel Burke. Perry E. Howe, an experi- enced railroad man, has been given the position of city ticket agent and took possession few days ago. D. c. Martin is still in charge as man. ager of the Postal Telegraph con- pany.
 The union evangelistic meetings at the Baptist church are increasing in interest. The prayer bands will meet this evening at 7:30 at the church. The regular service will be gin at s o'clock. There will be a meeting of the workers tomorrow afternoon from to 4 at the same place.
 The social event ef the New Year will be the recital of Miss Margaret Speed at the Knights of Pythias hal Friday evening. Miss Speed will b, heard in six numbers and assisted by Miss Helen Munyan, Mir. Nader anC the orchestra. The entire program has been carefully prepared and ad , mirers of elOcution and vocal and in strumental music will have rar ) treat. Miss Speed expects to leav' for California next Monday.