Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
From r1Onday's Daily

be sure ana secure your sedto DO- ore D. m. and get free ticket for TOUT lady.
 J. c. Martin left for the north on The Republicans trolley system would prefer that he go south"
 The dance to take place at Groom Creek on the 23d of May is for the benefit of the school district of that section, and the Miners union IS ln no way associated with the event.
 MT. F. NJ. Murphy of Prescott, president of the American Develop ment company, has sent $50 to MT. w. H. Brearley for the public library of the Fortnightly Club at Tomb stone.
 2 There will be the regular meeting of the Red Men at their council chamber in the Masonic temple to- night. and all members are urged to be present as important business VIII be considered.
 George Schuermann, the agreeable supervisor, who has been to the warm waters of the Agua Caliente springs is home again very much improved in his physical makeup. He can handle his official and commercial affairs nowadays without murmur or limp.
 Mrs. F. R Ward entertained a number of ladies Saturday after noon at her residence in West Preecott in honor of Mrs. F. R. Stuart, who expects to leave for the east tomorrow to be gone several months.
 At the recent Easter sale of the NJ. E. Ladies' Aid society there were a number of garments ordered which have been finished; and will the ladies who ordered please call at Mrs. J. c. Martins or phone 63 and the articles will be delivered.
 Prescott has one enthusiastic ad- mirer of the beauties of the Court House plaza as such has so far pro gressed in its reclamation, and that IS NJ. J. Hickey of the Burke. He sees such a becoming resemblance to Gas tie Garden, where he first landed from the "Ould Sod"
 The city council will have a meet ing tonight and it is said will plainly and forcibly handle the live wire question. or in other words the street railway franchise. Who is there of the old times that would ever have believed such paramount duties could have faced our municipal lords.
 Dr. D. L. Conner, the well known osteopath, was visitor in Prescott on Saturday evening, from Phenix, where he permanently resides. He will open offices in Prescott for the summer months and arrive about the first of June. He has been very sue cessful in his mode of practice here tofore in this city.
 Otis Fuller, the warden of the Michigan reformatory at Iona, Is a visitor in Prescott. He comes to this section on mining matters, being with others interested in many claims in Walnut Grove district. It is his de sire to familiarize himself with the industry, and being an old newspaper man, will readily catch on to the dips, spurs and angles of the calling
 A weather report was sent out from Washington on Saturday that Ari. zona on Sunday and Monday would experience fair weather. Yesterday was the most disagreeable day evel blocked out, and today has been sim ply a stem-winder. If any more such reports emenate from the seat of tho climate center we may reasonably ex pect Thumb Butte to spit out a vol canic eruption.
 Editor Thompson turned over hi Jerome paper to Rev. Oliver of tha place during his absence ill the east The deyine scribe seems to be onto his job, and rustled up new; and expressed himself forcibly as a candidate for sheriff on thu democratic ticket would in county campaign. The reverend gentleman should pick up the pen and kicl over the pulpit.
 The Wellingtons and the Whipple' yesterday engaged in ball game which resulted in a victory for tho civilians. The score was 17 to l3 anc Captain J. T. Pendegast otficiatec satisfactorily as umpire. Both teams are playing good ball and when thu "boys in blue" are recruited with ad ditional players of the regiment iron Fort Douglass. future games can b' looked forward toswith lively inter est.
 There seems to be a Mt. Pelee O the frigid order in operation here abouts these days, and all stree railway franchise talk IS snowet under for the time. The hall anc snow comes from the direction of tn, north, and it is a theory of r. C Bicknell of the Prospect, that the big extinct craters around Flagstaff have got sympathetic move on and tht worst is yet to come in an etherla sense. If the present cold wave pre- vails much longer. no alarm need bt , experienced, for the stock of booz II this burg is sufficiently barracaded II extent and quality as to keep up ; } population of twice the size in tho most exhilirating condition imagin fable and for an indefinite time.
 Ed. G. Peck, the well known pic neer, came up from Douglass in Co chise county, last Saturday, on { business trip. He returns tomorrow and says that the hew town on tho line is destined to be unqestionably one of the most progressive and DO pulous centers of tbe territory. Rea estate, he says, is at a high figure and is rated at the front foot in price while with the magnificent store; going up, the erection ofsmeiterS anC commercial life generally, the future of the place is bright. Mir. Peel speaks handsomely of the new Pres colt. and in glancing around tho town and beholding the transition i has undergone since the early days when it was but camp, says tha it beats all"
 Tombstone is to follow the lead O other progressive cities and exclude women from saloons there, The cit! council recently passed an ordinance . to this effect, and names penalties fo