Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-12
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturday'S Daily.
 Yesterday was Arbor day in Ari- zona.
 Emma Nevada appears in Phenix tonight.
 W. E. Martin has gone to Phenix to hear Emma Nevada.
 Marshal Roberts of Jerome has col lected every dollar of city taxes of that city.
 Douglas, Arizona, is to have news paper. It is scheduled to make its appearance next week.
 California's Woman's clubs have formed federation with Mrs. Robert J. Burdette as its president.
 Horace Merrill has left Jerome and has gone to San Francisco to locate, where his brother Doane resides.
 Phenix Chinamen received a great big new Joss, which was installed in position on their New Years day.
 Joe Dougherty received a telegram today from Bellevue, Iowa, stating that his sister, Mrs. Burcheding was dead.
 F. M. Murphy has returned from his trip to the southern part of the territory on mining and railroad busi- ness.
 Mrs. Tut of Long Beach, Cal, who spent December here, will return to Prescott next week and will be at the Hotel Burke.
 W. H. Roy and Miss Ora May Black, both of Mint valley, were granted license to wed by the pro- bate judge today.
 "Lives that Tell," and Evolves of the Night" will be the morning and evening themes at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street.
 Under instructions from Washing ton, F. S. Nave, the newly appointed United States attorney will establish his office and headquarters in Tue son.
 All the Protestant churches will hold their usual morning and evening services and young peoples meetings in their respective churches tomor- row.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Breeden, who spent several days with their daugh- ter, Mrs. Howard Burmister, return ed to their home in Portland, Oregon, Thursday.
 Jerome is to have a real prize fight next Saturday night, February 15. The participants will be Young Griffin" and Jerome miner named "Kid" Martin.
 J. E. Wilson, a nephew of Joe Will son, who was a clerk in the latter's clothing store in Prescott before the fire has returned from San Francisco and is again at his old place in the new store.
 The Phenix Enterprise says that the reason of Judge Ewing's cancel ing his lecture tour to Arizona was occasioned by the fact that he was stricken with heart disease recently in New Orleans.
 Joe Mackin and Emma Hanson, who were arrested Thursday for giv- ing liquor to the latter's minor chil- dren, were tried behind closed doors last night by Justice of the Peace J. NJ. w. Moore, and fined Sl0O each. They state that they will appeal the the case.
 F. NJ. Murphy is building a large addition to the Gage residence, which he recently purchased. A side porch and the back porch are being en- closed and transformed into rooms. Among the improvements are two ad- tional bath rooms and two other rooms.
 Raising crop of boys is just like raising crop of corn. Unless they have the proper amount of sun shine and good advice their yield will be nubbins. They should be taught from childhood to be obedient to duty, to be respectful, and to know that success is the reward of honest industry. If we will read the lives of our great men we will find that they climbed the towers of fame only by intrepid efforts. In youth they did not stand idle while their neigh bors labored in the vulgar idle things of life they saw the laurels and reached forth and PluQked them Ea'