Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-16
From Thursdays Daily.

P. D. Barnhart left today for Col orado.
 T. Nj. Earnhart, the Kirkland mer- chant, is in town again.
 Fred Ref is contemplating a visit to his parents in Germany at an early date.
 A crazy man named Hernandez was brought in from Jerome few days since.
 Geo. Wood, of the Midnight Test mine, left yesterday for New York on mining business.
 Dr. and Mrs. Hubel have moved into the Roberts house, on Pleasant street.
 . Tom Berry, of Lynx Creek, left to- day for California to take position with the s. P. railroad company.
 NIT. and Mrs W. T. Brown are building a handsome home opposite the he home of J. Marks.
 Mrs. R. NJ. Rodgers is building a nice little cottage on the corner of Pleasant and Shelton streets.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Roberts, ST. will go to Congress next week for the benefit of-Mr. Roberts health.
 Contractor 4. J. Head is making good progress this fine weather il putting in the street crossings.
 Mrs. B. H. Smith will organize a class in ball room and fancy dancing for children at Dougherty's hall for every Saturday afternoon, from ? to o'clock. Terms, S2 per month. 2t W. c. Bashford is in Phenix at tending a meeting of the St. Louis Worlds Fair commission.
 The St. Louis Worlds Fair com mission has organized by the election of c. E. Taylor of Globe, as chair man, and Thomas E. Dalton as secre- tary.
 Hugh NJ. Thomas, resident oi Phenix. was knocked down and rob, bed by two men on the streets of that city Tuesday night, while on his way home.
 Mrs. Childs, wife of Tom Childs, ; stock man near Gila Bend, was burn ed to death Monday. It is the sam old and oft repeated story of attempt ing to kindle fire with kerosene.
 Administrator Geo. c. Waddell ha filed his final account in the estate o R. M. Rodgers, deceased.
 Thomas E. Campbell has been ap pointed special administrator of tn estate of John Stopher, deceased.
 Mrs. Sarah A. Fisher has closed ul the business of the estate of the lat David Shivers, and has been dis charged as admiaistratrix.
 Walter c. Fellows has been ap pointed administrator of the estate c the late Dubois Tooker. who died il the asylum at Phoenix. Fellows is nephew of the deceased.
 Henry C. Carr, of the Hendy ITO Works, of San Francisco, is in tow again, having just returned from successful trip to Mexico placin mining machinery.
 J. J. Philbin, connected with th Angeles Mining company. conten plates the erection of a handsome r' sidence in Prescott at an early da and expects to become a permanel resident of the city.
 An old Mexican is reported to ha' been making himself generally o noxious on the streets of late in u presence of school children. If tl stories which have reached the Jou nal Miner are true, he should looked after by the peace officers. ! Photographer Bate is around chipper and lively as ever today c spite the announcement il this nor ing's paper that he was seriously at the sisters hospital. The err probably arose through similari of names, as Photographer Beatty reported critically ill at the coun hospital.
 The Sisters of S. Joseph have pl chased lots with a frontage on Pl' sant street of 175 feet and extendi back on Willis street 150 feet to { alley, on which they will shor commence the erection of a fiji large school building for their aca emy. The academy has outgrown present quarters.