Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-02-12

Lime Kiln club at the opera house tonight.
 E. NJ. Sanford went to Phenix Saturday night to attend supreme court.
 Major and Mrs. Horace Russell left yesterday for their home in Los Angeles.
 Admission to any part of the opera house tonight 50 cents. Chil- dren 25 cents.
 United States Attorney R. E. Nor rison has gone to Phenix to attend supreme court.
 Father Quetu has returned from a visit to Gallnp and Fort Wingate, New Mexico.
 See de high toned colored gals at opera house tonight. Yo' best gal may be among 'em.
 Don't forget the Ladies' Guild entertainment at opera house tonight. Be on hand.
 Don't fail to take in the meeting of the Lime Kiln Club at the opera house tonight and have merry time.
 Forest Supervisor F. R. Stewart re- turned home about o'clock on Sun day morning from his trip to Crowned King.
 Tickets for Opera House show to- night on sale at Brisley's, Ross and Wooster's. Adults 50 cents, children p cents.
 Judge R E. Sloan went to Phenix on last nights train, to be present at today's session of the supreme court in Phenix.
 George W. Lind, organizing secre- tary of the Home League for orphans of Denver, is in town today working in the interests of the above institu- ton.
 Robin Peck, son of Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Peck, was taken quite seri- ously i'll yesterday. Two physicians were called in consultation in his case.
 A pool tournament with six con- testants will open at Dillon's cigar and billiard rooms this evening. Prizes to the amount of $50 are offered.
 J. E. Wilson, nephew of J. w, Wilson, the clothing man, is in town from San Francisco. Mir. Wilson's father was formerly a resident of | Prescott.
 All members of O. K. Hose Co. are requested to attend a meeting at their headquarters tonight at 8 p. m. Refreshments will be served. B. A. Balderson, Secretary.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Lawler has gone to Phoenix for the benefit of her health.
 The report, that gained circulation yesterday, to the effect that Rev. and Mrs. H. w. Peck's little boy has small pox is entirely without founda- tion. He is very much improved to- day and has no symptoms of small pox.
 Mother Goose's Christmas party at opera house tonight. Program be- gins promptly at eight on account of the little ones taking part. Come and see the juveniles perform in cos tune. It's great. ! The proceeds of the entertainment at the opera house this evening goes towards building rectory and guild hall for the Episcopal church. At tend the entertainment, help along good cause and have hearty laugh besides.
 H. NJ. Joy, electrician for the Pres colt Electric Company, while work ing on pole on Saturday came in contact with live wire and fell to the ground. He was unconscious for for several hours, but has recovered sufficiently to be able to work today.
 There will be called meeting of Azlan Lodge No. l, F. & A. M.. on Wednesday, Feb. II, at s o'clock | D. m., for work in first degree. All Masons in good standing are frater- nally invited. By order of the Wor- shipful Master. Morris Goldwater, Secretary.
 Edward Furey, fugitive flom jus tice in San Francisco, was arrested here on Saturday evening. Furey was special policeman in San Fran cisco during the strike there, and the charge against him is shooting po- liceman. He was admitted to bail and skipped out. He is an ex-prize- fighter.
 General McArthur is expected here in few days to make final examin- dtion of Whipple Barracks, with a view of recommending that the post be re-established or remain perman- eutly abandoned and be turned over to the interior department. This ex- animation, it is stated, will definitely settle the fate of the post. which has been in suspense now for four years.
 This week a petition was circulated in Kingman, and signed by practi- cally all the taxpayers in the town, praying congress to enact no laws exempting the Santa Fe Pacific rail road from taxation. There is no rail road in the United States doing a better paying business than the Santa Fe and it ought by right be paying its just proportion of taxes for the support of the local territorial and county governments. Therefore, if the recent reorganization act failed to protect them in the matter of tax exemption congress ought to let it stand, that the company be compelled to pay its taxes in the same manner as the ordinary individual.-M Mohave Miner.