Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-02
From Tuesdays Daily.

I'M. Earnhart of Kirkland is in town.
 U. s. court adjourned today at F o'clock.
 Hart Brothers of Jerome have made an assignment.
 Geo. U. Young came in from Will Hams yesterday.
 E. NJ. Sanford went out to the country today on business.
 Hon. A. A. Moore came up from Walnut Grove yesterday.
 Born, in Prescott, March 27, 1903, to MT. and Mrs. Wm. N. Burhans, a son.
 Keane St. Charles, of the Kingman Our Mineral Wealth, was in town yes terday.
 Mrs. Geo. c. Ruffner is in Tempe visiting her father who is quite seri- ously ill.
 In the Slattery case in the L. s. court today the jury brought in a yer dict of not guilty.
 Joseph Dent was found guilty to- day in the U. s. court ana sentenced to pay a fine of $40.
 L. c. Heir, a special agent of the interior department, who came from Washingtonon the Pugh case, left for home today.
 A lot of Mexican laborers passed through Prescott a day or two ago from Phenix on their way to work on the Santa Fe road.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. J. N.
 Jandless took place this afternoon
 2 o'clock from the Episcopal
 rch. Interment was in the K. of
 cemetery.
 e. Snow, who left here recently A Missouri, has purchased two farms
 Shell City, in that state and has
 led down there to grow up with country.
 Photographer Humphreys has just
 shed up some excellent photos of scott. They are the finest and nest pictures of the town we have
 n taken.
 shipment of about two car loads @eFItalian laborers arrived in Prescott Saturday night and went out to Mayer Sunday to work on the new Big Bug railroad.
 Tha ax-4,o,,,.J;,,e,-x ,,,-oe,,ay;+r of tba country should find itself solidly re- hected in the coffers of the Salvation Army during the week of April 6 to 13, which is its Self-Deniel Week.
 G. E. Lamb of Clinton, Iowa, and one of the owners of the celebrated Gro Grande mine, is expected here on tonight's train in private car. Mir. Upton, who Is associated with him in the above mine, went up on yester- days train to meet him, and they will visit the Grand Canyon together.
 The Salvation Army is doing good, if unpretencious, work in our commu- nifty. It announces a special Self Deniel Week, in which all its mem bers will be expected to join, the mo- ney saved to be devoted to the gener- al funds of the organization. Friends and sympathizers are urgently re quested to add their contributions The officers of the local corps will ex- plain how. The dates are April 6 to 13, inclusive.
 Miss Munyan's name was uninten- tionallY omitted from the program as given at the Congregational church, Easter Sunday, in last evenings is sue of this paper. Although quite ill on Friday and Saturday, she rendered Easter Morn" most beautifully at the morning service.
 Mrs. H. T. Lasurer died at McCabe Sunday after a lingering illness of consumption. Her body was brought to Prescott today and the funeral held from the undertaking parlors of $. 4. Logan. Mrs. Lasurer was a member of the United Moderns lodge at Me Cabe, and the body was met here by a representation of the Prescott lodge of that order. Her husband is an em- ploye of the Model Mining company at McCabe.
 Miss Helen Munyan left this morn ing for Pueblo, Colorado, in response to a telegram received Sunday even ing from her uncle at that place. She will sing at several concerts and after a visit of few weeks, will proceed to Boston, stopping on the way to visit her friend, Miss Myrta Loder, sister of Mrs. H. B. Long, at Indianapolis, Ind. Miss Munyan came here last September and has made hosts of friends. Her beautiful voice and charming presence, as well as her lovable disposition has made her a friend and welcome guest in many homes. Scarcely an entertainment has been complete without her name on the program. Success was assured whenever she was to sing. Miss Munyan hopes tC return to Prescott early next September, and she no doubt will receive most hearty wei come.
 Misses Sylvia DeKuhn. Florence Herndon and Mabell Moore, with Mrs. J. L. Munds as chaperone, will leave Thursday for Phenix to take part in the territorial silver medal contest Friday evening in the Doris Opera house. These young ladies have given much time to the study and preparation of their readings. and those who have heard them feel as sured that their chances are good for competing among the other contest ants at Phenix. Besides Prescott and Phenix representatives from Tempe, Florence, Tucson and Mesa will take part. Great interest is felt in this, or first territorial contest, and we look forward to the result with hopeful anxiety.
 Recently rumor became current that irregularities existed in county licensing of gambling houses and saloons, and that some of these re- sorts were escaping the payment of their share of the eounty's running expenses. This rumor coming to the ears of the board of supervisors of Yavapai county, Ralph Dykestra was appointed to investigate the matter and report to the board at its next meeting. Mir. Dykestra visited the several towns where these places were being run, and when in Jerome on the Eth inst, made a very thorough in