Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-21

Tritle is moving in the direction of inaugurating a dedication by General Funston, when he visits this section of monuments to General Crook and
 W. O. O'Neill, the monuments to be
 placed at the head of Crook avenue and O'Neill avenue, now laid out on the plat of Crook City.
 W. G. Dickey, representing Terry's
 Uncle Toms Cabin troupe, is in town
 making arrangements for the appear ance of the above troupe in Prescott on May 30 and 3l. The company
 gives its performances in a tent and
 travels on its own special train. There are fifty people in the company and large number of horses, dogs, etc.
 The officers and directors of the Camelback Oil company feel encour- aged by the subscriptions received for the proposed oil prospecting. They require S7,000 in cash to begin operations properly and over half of 1t has been subscribed. There Is a good opportunity for public spirited citizens to help along a good enter prise and help it at a time when it will do the most good. If oil is found those who are in on the ground floor will be in a position to make little clear money.-Republican.
 It is proposed by some patriotic citizens to erect on a piece of ground facing Whipple barracks, and on the land on which will be laid out Crook City, monument to General Crook. It is also proposed that accompany ing this effort which is to be made by proper monument to honor Gen eral Crook, that W. O. O'Neill will also be considered, and as it is un- derstOOd that Governor Tritle Is nov ing in this direction, appropriate honor will be accorded these two i heroes.
 The team attached to O'Connell's | Lynx creek stage got into quite a mix up today in front of the stage | office. The driver was just turning around in front of the office when the near leader commenced kicking and the of leader started to run. In around, the near wheeler was thrown across the tongue and the of wheeler thrown on top of him. It required four or five men several to unravel the mix up. The pole of the stage was broken and one of the horses scratched up, but no serious damage was done and no serious injury to the animals.
 From Fridays Daily.
 W. A. Clark is in town from Fools yulch.
 w. A. Kent is m town from Provi- fence.
 E. W. Gooch and family came up rom Kirkland yesterday.
 A. T. Isbell, wife and son, of Tue son, were incoming passengers on to- lays train from the south.
 A call has heen issued for a meet ng of the Young Mems Democratic i dub next Tuesday evening.
 Judge c. F. Ainsworth, attorney general of the territory, came up from Phenix on this mornings train.
 Dr. John Dennett of Congress has purchased the Date Creek Stock anch from Oneal & Richards for ;l2000. The ranch contains 800 Icres.
 At meeting of the city council leld last evening, E. B. Gage re- igned as city councilman.
 John o. Dunbar, tle veteran editor ,f Phenix, came up on yesterdays rain and is enjoying Preseott's salu- ,rious climate.
 General R. Allyn Lewis, formerly # Phenix, but now a resident of New York, came up from the south on to- f lays train. ,
 John Fredericks has commenced 8 he erection of a nice little residence Q n East Prescott near Wallace Far 'ank's residence.
 Worth Rybon came in last evening rom McCabe where he has been for : one time. He has decided to locate 7 n that camp and his wife will accom- any him on his return.
 John Borle, a recent arrival from 1 Oregon, was run over by a freight ( wagon near Crowned King few days go and was brought to town and , aken to the hospital for treatment. (
 F. NJ. Murphy yesterday purchased 1; rom J. J. Fisher the property on Mt. ! 1ernon street formerly owned by Col. . \. o. Brodie. The price paid was 1000. An idea of the rapid advance . n real estate in Prescott can be had . rom the fact that only a year or so :. go MT. Fisher purchased this prop rty for S2,250.
 The Journal Miner force today is moking the choicest brand of cigars O be found in Prescott, and the ex- $ ,ense is being borne by Jos. [ the well known west side i merchant. It is an occasion in which $ expense is not taken into considera c fen on the part of the donor, as 1t is |
 sort of celebration of the arrival at | he Dougherty home, of the first born V n the family, fine girl baby. May z he live to be a blessing and a con- ' or t to her parents. rom Saturdays Daily.
 Mrs. J. J. Hawkins is sojourning at l Long Beach, California. a
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Moore came up rom Walnut Grove yesterday.
 Connections were made yesterday a with the city's water system. ,
 Mrs. G. c. Rulfner entertained the members of her Sunday school class asst evening at her residence.
 Master Bunte, the little son of Mir. , md Mrs: Wm. Bunte, entertained the pupils of the kindergarten yesterday It his home in West Prescott. ,
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Emmert, Mir. l md Mrs. H. P Anewalt. Mrs. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Hope and Morris Gold water, will go up to the Grand Can ron tomorrow, Miss Ollie Fisher, who leaves for British Columbia to- will accompany them.
 4 series of sermons on aThe Noun ain Scenes in the Bible" is being given at the Baptist church on Sun