Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-03-26
From Wednesday,s Daily.

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 A. Averyt is detained at home on account of illness.
 Mrs. Hope, of the B.-B. company will arrive in Prescott Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hise have rented the D. D. Mcdonald residence.
 Mrs. J.J. Fisher is having plans prepared for building of flats on Mt. Vernon avenue.
 Baron von Rosenberg left on to- days train for the east, whore he was called on important business.
 C.P. Collins, the Pennsylvania oil magnate and Arizona mining baron, came up from Phenix yesterday.
 EFT. Allen, inspector of forest re- serves, left today for Flagstaff to in- spect the San Francisco mountain re- serve.
 Mrs. Tut of Long Beach, Califor- nia is a visitor in Prescott and e1- pects to remain here for some time.
 Judge E. NJ. Sanford returned on this mornings train from attending a session of the supreme court at Phe- nix.
 Ziba O. Brown will move his ab- stract office into the front part of the room occupied by Wells, Fargo & Go. tomorrow.
 Miss Sarah Dugan and Thomas Mclaughlin were awarded the prize at St. Patrick's dance for being the best waltzers.
 John Berrie yesterday received his final payment on lis Lincoln group of mines on Lynx creek. The sale was promoted by J. c. Forest.
 The senate yesterday confirmed the appointment of Col. M. H. McCord as United States marshal without op- position. The Journal Miner con- gratulates him on his success.
 Mrs. R. R. Blaine is having very successful spring millinery opening. She has a fine display of millinery and has had big crowds attending the opening.
 C.M. Sabin, the Pullman car mag nate left today for visit east. He expects to be absent for a month or probably more, and during his visit will talk up Arizona mines.
 Edwin Cramer, inspector of agen' cies of the Equitable Life Insurance company, is in charge of the office ol the general agency at Albuquerque since the death of Walter N. Park hurst.
 The millinery opening at the New York store was a very successful at' fair. The store was crowded witt ladies on the opening day and tho display of millinery was simply re markable.
 The daily records of the business transacted at the recorders office fur nish pretty good index of the pros perity being experienced in this sec tion. Never in the history of thu county was there such large volum' of business transacted.
 Col. H. A. (more familiarly knowi as Chloride Jack Owens, g mining man known all over the Pacific coast coast, arrived in town today and | holding a sort of general reception among hls old friends here, it beinl his first visit in town for months.
 Major Horace M. Russell and wife accompanied by the latter's daughter left on today's train for Los Angeles Mrs. Russell and her daughter, Mis Eva E. Heating, have been perfectl charmed with their visit to Prescott and would not have objected if the could not have remained longer. Lightning has commenced strike near home. J. H. Bowma has been reappointed receiver ot th land office at Tucson, his term havin
 expired. Applicants for the positio of register and receiver in Presco will probably be removed from tt anxious seat within day or two. On Monday afternoon two freigi trains collied on the Santa Fe Pacit | railroad in a cut west Of Peac Springs and five of the crew wel
 seriously injured. The injured wel taken to Needles, California, for Urea
 ment. Wreckage was piled up hie
 and traffic was delayed for ten hour | A telegram from Phsnix tods
 states that the supreme court in u
 case of Dougherty ys. Oliver, jud
 ment was given in favor of Doug | ertv. This decision affects the tit
 to the race track property west
 Prescott, and gives the same to NJ | Dougherty. The case of Mir. Doug
 erty was in the hands of Judge Sa ] ford.
 | A gentleman who came in tod;
 from Mineral Point district says tn 1 the country has been located for | for a distance Of twelve miles length by five or six and in soI places ten miles in width. The b'
 on which the oil indications are fou
 can be traced for distance of twel
 miles in length and varies in wid from one and half to three miles.
 Commencing March 20, the $.
 P. & P. will make the following . duced round trip rates to paints . the P. X E., as follows: Chel n Creek, l.5O; Val Verde, ,sl.75; Hur' S2; Mayer, S2.25. Tickets limited H day from date of sale. This will ( | able every body to visit the Big B II mining district at very low IF |E Call at the Burke hotel office for yC |E tickets. P. F.. Howe, c. P. A. | The Santa Fe company has sumed the sprinkIing of oil along roadbed through western Arizona tN California, where the dust of the q ert makes travelling a burden dur 5E the summer months. The oil set' the fine sand along the roadbed ; :E leaves a firm path through the des 5H The plan is to be followed more fE tensively this year than ever Def tE Within the next thirty days the fE tire distance between Bakersfield 3E Barstow, across the Mohave des Su will have been treated to the pc EE leum bath.
 fE A pathetic ballad by Chas Grah E "A Voice in the Choir Was Missil M is one of the attractions of the J. Sb Pepper Piano Music Magazine Hu March. It is a most effective S Hu and will force a note of symps