Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-19

A Mexican convicted of stealing ;
 burro was fined $50 yesterday il
 Justice Connell's court.
 Last nights game in the pool tour
 nament resulted in the following
 score: Freeman 100, Kiehl 96.
 Thomas Wilkinson, president o
 the Gro Cobra Mining company, Jeff
 today for his home in Burlington
 Iowa.
 Southern papers state that B, s
 Clark, the well known Flagstaff attorney intends locating in Tucson to practice his profession.
 c. B. Linn, the jeweler, is recover ing from protracted siege of rheu- rhatism and hopes to be able to be at business in few days again. Governor and Mrs. N. O. Murphy arrived last evening from their visit east. After brief sojourn in Pres colt they will continue to Phoenix.
 Dr. McGinnis today moved into the handsome new cement residence just completed on the south side of Mari na street by Contractor w. W. Wood.
 Captain A. F. Banta is the man who is responsible for the new paper at Douglas, Arizona. Captain Banta is known to use trenchant pen, and will no doubt get out red hot paper.
 With the building of the various railroads projected in Southern Ari- zona, Benson promises to become a railroad center and is pulling for smelter.
 ''Prayers Which God Always An swers" and Playing Hide and Seek With God" will be the morning and evening themes at the Methodist Episcopal church, Marina street to- morrow.
 William Demery, known to great many people in Arizona, as the travelling representative of the Baker Hamilton company. died a few days ago i'll Los Angeles of Bright's disease. Mir. Demery made a trip through the territory In January.
 Monday at the home of Mrs. J. L. Munds there will be Francis Will lard Afternoon" A most interesting program has been prepared. Besides the several short talks, Mrs. Weeks and Miss Helen Munyan will sing solos. Program will commence promptly at 2:30.
 General W. J. O'Neill, veteran of the civil war, who has resided in Prescott since 1867, left today for the soldiers home at Santa Monica. The general is 72 years of age. He has for the last twenty or twenty-five | years had charge of the Lindsay gar dens in the southern part of Prescott.
 Attention is directed to the card in this issue of E. E. Ellinwood, attor- ney at law, who has just taken suite of elegant rooms in the Bank of Arizona Building. MT. Ellinwood is a successful practitioner and served a ! term as United States attorney with satisfaction to the admins ration.
 Charles Goddard has a patent steam sheep shearing plant in opera ion at Congress Junction. It con- ;ists of fourteen shears and each of hese machines has a capacity for ihearing between 250 and 300 sheep per day and it is said that they will get sufficient clip in weight over land shearing to nearly pay the ex oense of shearing There are about '0,OO0 sheep to be sheared at the Ibove place, and with this plant it will be about ten days job.
 At the meeting of the Camera club Monday, February 17, in Dr. Metz yar's office, Mir. Hesla will give demonstration with five negatives, me of which has been properly ex- ,osed and will receive normal devel- 'pment. Two will be under exposed md two over-exposed. One of each ,f these will be given development hat a regularly timed negative hould receive and the two remaining vill receive the individual treatment hat an under and over-exposed mega i've should have. This promises to , 'e very interesting and helpful and Il enthusiasts are invited to attend.