Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-26
From Tuesdays Daily.

morrow for visit in Pueblo, Col.
 Dr. Criley and daughter, Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltine, have arrived in Homo lulu.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. S. Walstrum leave for three weeks visit at Santa Mon ica, Cal.
 Charles Fleming and Pearl Win chell were married yesterday by Jus tice Connell.
 A telephone line will be built. shortly between Kofa to Tyson in Yuma county.
 Mrs. R. N. Looney and her sister, Miss Mamie Mayer, came in fnom Mayer yesterday.
 J. H. Mulrein has men at work in the court house on his plumbing con tract with the county.
 Rev. J. W. Rowland of Kirkland was visitor to Prescott Monday and Tuesday of this week.
 Several Prescott people went out yesterday to Lynx creek to attend a dance given there last evening.
 J. c. Rankin has returned from the east and accompanied party of capitalists ous today to the Henrietta mine.
 Col. D. N. Hood of the Ideal Min ing company, owner of the Glad stone mine near McCabe, was in town today,
 NIT, and Mrs. Tom Bate returned yesterday from their visit to Phenix. The vacation has greatly improved Mir. Bates health.
 Rev. H. B. Long left for Phenix and Tempe where he is to deliver several lectures, and will return to Prescott next Saturday.
 Mike esFagan has returned from visit to the southern part of the terri tory. He says that he found many old residents of this section down there.
 Mrs. F. A. Tritle went to Phenix last night for a visit with her son Harry R. Tritle and incidentally to make the acquaintance of her grand daughter only a few months old.
 Rufus McCrory, who was pune tured in Fl Paso by Ed Zieger with sword-cane, shot and killed man re- gently at Fort Worth, where he was emDiOyed as a harkeener
 Twelve locations of oil claims were filed tor record today. The claims are all located in the Mineral Point district where Douglas, Lacey & Co. proprose to sink well soon.
 Messrs Wilson and Attebury, two energetic and enterprising miners, advertise in this issue to take con tracts for the development of mines. Both are experienced in their busi- ness. k A party of eastern capitalists con nected with the Braganza Mining company arrived from the east on last nights train and went out today to visit the company's property, the Henrietta mine.
 J. $. Jones left today~for an ex- tended trip in the interest of the Jessie Mines company. He goes first to Salt Lake, thence to Omaha, to New York and Boston and event ually to London.
 Alex Cordiner, brother of Arthur Cordiner of Jerome, died last week in San Diego county, California. MT. | COrdiner was we'll known both in Prescott and Jerome, having been engaged in business in both places.
 Through neglect of compositor to correct his proof for Mondays paper, Mrs" Ed Campbell was announced as an assisting artist in Miss Nun vans recital So far as known there is no Mrs. Ed Campbell in or around Prescott, but NIT. Ed Campbell will | participate in the above recital.
 W. H. Bradrick of Dallas, Texas, treasurer of the Broganza Mining company, arrived in Prescott yester- day. Mir. Bradrick has been superin- tendent of the stock yards at Dallas, but will shortly remove to Chicago to devote his time to the duties of his office with the Braganza company.
 H. c. Carr, representing the Joshua Hendy Iron works of San Francisco, the largest institution on the Pacific slope engaged in the manufacture of mining machinery is in town in the interests of the company. Mr. Carr is one of the stockholders of the au,n- pany. He has taken some good con trancts for machinery since his ar rival here.
 NJ. Goldwater X Bros. have an an in this issue which is specially y interesting to the ladies. It refers to special demonstration of Richards magic stamping pad, a regular little wonder. The ladies are invited to visit their store on We'd nesday and Thursday of this week and witness it. Read what they have to say about it.
 J. H. Drew killed a 2OO-pound lion on Walnut creek last week. The animal is said to have had head on him as large as an i African lion. The lion measured i eleven feet and eight inches from the i lip of his nose to the tip of his tail. The head and hide will be brought to Prescott and placed on exhibition the first of next month. i
 There was a slight rainfall last night. The weather had all the ap- pearance of an all night rain at 9 i o'clock, but inside of an hour the sky I was clear and the moon shining I brightly. The indications today have I been favorable for more rain, but in iications so far this winter do not I count, and the prospects seem very I slim for a good storm, something we I nave not had this season.
 Monday Club Meeting. l
 At yesterdays meeting of the Mon | lap club answer to roll call was given Dy the members present, by giving :. -E l l