Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-30

lOT T6DulluluB W nlpplc lS OulN ldli starter. He says that before the inn provements contemplated are com pleted it will require close to Sl ,OOO,- GOO.
 The shaft house of the Hercules mine, on Castle Creek, was destroyed by fire last Monday. The only plausible theory for the origin of the fire is that it was caused by the heat rays of the sun. A tank with a lot of gasoline in it exploded and damaged the hoist somewhat.
 Sam Rose, president of the Citizens National bank of Okmulgee, Indian territory, has been in Prescott for several days. MT. Rose brought his wife to Phenix in May hoping that the climate might afford her relief from tuberculosis from which she is suffering. The hot weather there having an opposite effect on her, she was brought to Prescott, arriving here about three weeks ago and has been in Mercy hospital ever since. Her condition about ten days ago be- came alarming and Mir. Rose was telegraphed for, but since his arrival she has greatly improved and her condition Is now considered so favor able that he expects to return to his home on Saturday.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Attend the cantata at the opera house tonight.
 NJ. R. Kiley came in from Mime haha yesterday.
 Born, in Prescott, July 24, to MT. and Mrs. J. B. Grand, a son.
 J. E. Walker took a run into Pres colt yesterday from Iron Springs.
 Tonight is the time for the big fight between Jeffries and Fitzsim- mons.
 A. Keyes, young attorney of Los Angeles is in town on professional business.
 Storms passed around Prescott again last evening, but did not reach the town.
 Lawyer W. H. Barnes, of Tucson, was MT. Greene's star witness in his perjury case.
 w. c. Greene and his private car and corps of attorneys left for the south last evening.
 Mrs. Ross will sing Bevignani's La Fioraja" at the entertainment on Friday night at Dake's opera house.
 Miss Grace Marshall of Phenix died at Camp Verde recently of con sumption while on camping trip with her family and friends.
 J.J. Sweeney, grand master of the Grand Masonic Lodge of Arizona, will arrive in Prescott tonight and will pay an official visit to Aztlan lodge.
 Miss Frankie Kautz will recite the Lady of Shalot," in mediaevai cos tune, which will be treat for lovers of elecution, at the concert Friday night at Dake's opera house.
 Uncle Dick Thomas of the Agua Fria fell and dislocated his hip on Wednesday and is in critical con dition. He is about so years old and it is thought he cannot recover.
 Mrs. Remington, a highly trained vocalist, and a recent arrival in Pres colt. will be heard for the first time in cur city at the concert in Dake's opera house on Friday evening.
 Mir. F. c. Collier, who possesses a remarkable voice, will sing St. Quin- tens Conquered" at Dake's Opera House on Friday evening next. Don't miss this number. Concert at S:30 o'clock.
 The controller of the currency mas approved the application of J. N. Porter, $. T. Sullenberger, J. c. Puseley and NJ. c. Taylor to organ ize the First National bank of Globe with a capital of S50,0OO.
 "The Miller's Daughter" and Sweet and Low," both Tennyson numbers, will be sung by quartette composed of Mesdames Ross and Sloan and Messrs. Hazelt!ne and Young on Friday night at Dake's opera house.
 H. E. Brooks, a recent graduate oi the law department of Ann Arbol university, arrived in Prescott last evening to take a position in E. E Ellinwood's law office. He has made an application for admission to,prac tice in Arizona and will have his ex animation tomorrow.
 Su Wah, the leper, is here no more His private car was attached to tran l B this morning and about $ o'clocl Wah departed for the south. H' was duly and properly escorted b. representatives of the government Constable James Smith is still il charge of Su and they have departed together.-Albuquerque Citizen. } A general court-martial is in ses | sion at Whipple. Major Charles NJ ] O'Connor, commanding officer a - Fort Huachuca, and Captain Il. | 2 Howard and Lieutenants G. V. Held = and Kyle Rucker from Fort Gran 1 are members of the court. This 7 the first general court martial pro [ ceedings had at Whipple since tn l present troops were stationed there. | 4 circular has been issued from th h office of Vice President Paul Morton
 of the Santa Fe, stating that all r'
 frigerator cars on the system hay y been transferred to the Santa Fe r' D frigerator line, to be run in the futul $ as a separate corporation. The r 'i frigerator service will be under tf < management of E. H. Davis, who bi d been appointed general manager. C The Gelden Gate Revival brigaC e, from San Francisco, has opened 2 series of revival meetings at the Sa V. vation army hall on West Gurl' $. street, and the hall has been crowd' h every night and many have be- Is turned away. An open air meetll h is conducted every evening at 1.45 { to Montezuma street just preceding t De indoor service. A general invitati' " is extended to every one. Oi r. w. Hamm, who was dangt 'e ously ill the past few weeks wi is pneumonia, is reported getting alo
 nicely. and sat up yesterday aft
 noon for the first time since his st
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