Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28

Jerome has some twenty-five more
 while Phoenix will send delegation
 of many birds to assist in the forma tion of the order here on Monda,
 next. Thus does the order start ou
 with good membership.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Several of our eastern visitors ssa,
 there is no occasion to tender any
 one the freedom of the city, as it is 8
 wide open town anyway.
 Ben Daniels of Nogales, was ir
 Phenix yesterday visiting friends
 Mir. Daniels will leave this morning
 for the Crown Point, where he will
 visit his old commander, Col. 4. O.
 Brodie.-Arizona Democrat.
 "Wilderness Christians" will be the
 subject of the sermon at the Baptist
 church tomorrow morning. The evening service will probably be
 omitted on account of the memorial service at the NJ. D. church.
 Prof. Watson, a young man who is well known as a musician and an as sociate of Mr. Hahn in many thea trical events of the city, some few months ago, died on Thursday in Los Angeles. Quick consumption was the disease.
 The fifth annual encampment of the Arizona Department of the G. A. R. will convene at the hall of Negley Post No. l, Tucson, on Wednesday. June lS. The comrades of Negley Post are preparing to make elaborate preparations for the reception of visi- tors.
 B. Hilton is making many improve ments 10 his machine shops, and is gradually introducing the latest and best of appliances. He has just in- stalled new shaper, beautiful and durable piece of mechanism, which, with his other machines, permits him to do almost any kind of work.
 A delegation of about p Eagles will go to Prescott next Monday to be present and assist in 8 lodge of Eagles in the mountain city. The delegation are warned not to wear straw hats. and not to fail to take along overcoats. for it is reported chilly in the regions above.-Gazette.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood gave a very interesting musical program last evening in K. of P. hall, and a large was present. Dancing was indulged in and all present thor oughly enjoyed themselves. The of the order desire to sin cerely thank those friends who so kindly participated in the entertain nent.
 Julius Caesar, formerly of Tomb stone and ,sho was reported dead some ago, arrived today from Can lnea on 8 visit to his old stamping ground. Julius states the report nat he was dead must have been con fused with the death of the other noted philosopher of fame for the modern Julius Caesar was very much n evidence-Star.
 Prescott's pretty climate is i'm our Chicago excursionists md they ask earnestly if this charm ng climatic condition prevails regu- arly during the year. All we can say to them is that in a residence Of 9 years i'll Prescott, except in an of year Of eastern cyclone events. north ern blizzards or volca aic disturbances, We have 360 days of just such weather IS today has been.
 Governor N. O. Murphy passed through Prescott this morning. ac- by his wife, en route east. ! He will go to Washington. and as he $ better known in official circles at he capital than any other Arizonan. md can accordingly do more to en- tighten senators on the favarable side )f the statehood question. we look to soon hear from the good work he will willingly perform. Governor Mur- ohy Is one of the strongest and most ogical supporters of the statehood 1 in Arizona. and his annual messages to the interior department 1 nave always been enthusiastic to that md. It k hoped that the partisan press. on this mission of good to all. i viii permit him to work honestly. and not associate his duty to that ,f "bond boodling" official mis- conduct and other rainbow coiored that are of but myth n reality. The governor will work, md let the vituperatiye press asso- ,iate themselves with him and dc likewise.
 Joe Farrell, well and favorably known among the mine workers of this section, was shaking hands VI tn old acquain tances today.
 Many Rough Riders in this terri tory will learn with regret the death of Lieut.. R. c. Day, who was first lieutenant of Troop L of the Rough Riders during the Cuban campaign. After the war Lieutenant Day was given a commission in the regular irmv and was sent to the Philidpiues. His death occurred on the islaud oi Luzon of lung trouble.
 If all signs do not fail the council stirred up more opposition than i. will see the last of for some time when if doublea A!a Sallon license Business conditions in Jerome the past few months have not been favor able to an increase in the expense ac- counts of saloons t is certain ,he smaller houses wiii feel the increase keenly. and the chances are tbat some of them will be driven out of business.-Jerome Reporter.
 Another very timely and liberal act is credited 10 George Mitchell. for merlv of this place. Rev. Father Queter approached Mir. Mitchell and