Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-01-22

neer insurance agent, left today fo
 San Diego on account of poor healtl
 Mir. Martindell's health has not bee
 as good lately as he would like it an,
 decided to leave for the above plac
 where he enjoys excellent health. H
 will will be absent for several month
 and possibly may remain for a year
 His friends hope for his complete re
 storation to good health.
 A bill has been passed to allow tn
 redemption of the war revenue stamp
 any time within two years after tn,
 passage of the act, and also a resolu
 tion on the same subject to authoriz,
 the secretary of the treasury to return
 upon demand within one year, banl
 checks and drafts with war revenue
 stamps imprinted thereon after tht
 cancellation of such stamps.
 The Boston Ideal Opera company which comes to the Dake opera house Jan. 20 and 2l, is the strongest or. ganization on the road and include the following we'll known stars: Nel- lie Andrews, Irene Palmer, Selina Rough, F. W. Walters, Jay c. Fay Tor, James Stevens and A.C. Burgess, late of the Andrews Opera company This company carries a large and notable chorus, which has been care fully selected. Magnificent effects in costume have occupied the attention of the management. They will pre- sent here the new comic opera "The Pretty Persian" Monday, Jan. 20. and Era Diavolo" tuesday, Jan. 2l, Sale opens for book holders Thurs day at 10 a. m. General public Fri day. At Brisley Drug Co.
 W. S. Goldsworthy, chief clerk in General Passenger Agent H. P. Ane- waits office, left yesterday for brief which he will spend in Can ada. It is stated, and none has been found to deny it, that within the next few days he will lead to the altar there, Miss Hoffman, a most excellent and worthy young lady, niece P. L. and E. A. Kastner and who spent several months in Prescott recently. The couple will return to Prescott about February and will be accom- panied by MT. and Mrs. E. A. Kast- ner and Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Lit, mak- ing bridal party of three couples. Mir. Goldsworthy and his prospective bride have host of friends here, who will not only extend hearty congratula- lions but who will extend them a cor 1ial welcome on their return.
 While at Camp Verde last week NJ. R. Harlan succeeded in organizing a very promising lodge of the United Moderns. The new lodge starts of with over twenty-five charter mem- oers and gives promise of becoming a 7ery hourishing and interesting lodge. This order is now the strongest order n this county, numbering nearly 600 in the various lodges. Its good order and worthy of growth.
 Fen S. Hildreth, the druggist on he Hotel Burke corner announces in his issue as a candidate for city treasurer. MT. Hildreth is a very young business man and vas one of the men who scaled the heights of San Juan with President 3oosevelt's Rough Riders, and should he people of Prescott honor him with an election to the office he will ill it conscientiously and satisfsc- orily.
 T. W. Henry, of Des Moines, Iowa, of the famous H. and d. soap, arrived in Prescott on last train to look after mining he has in this section. MT. Henry was surprised at finding such ! modern and beautiful city in Ari- ,ona, and states that our bank build ngs are the handsomest and most that he has seen any where. He will remain here about a week
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Prescott National bank vas held last Tuesdny and the fol awing directors were elected for the year: F. M. Murphy. NJ. joldwater, E. B. Gage, J. c. Hern- lon. F. G. Brecht, D. NJ. Ferry, R. \. Fredericks. The new board of directors held it's meeting yesterday organized and elected the officers: F. M. Murphy, M. Goldwater, vice presi- lent; R. N. Fredericks, cashier; c. O. Ellis, assistant cashier. Business ,pens up in good shape for the bank n the new building and many visi- ors call at tho bank every day and express their admiration of it's appear lnce.