Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-03-26

Western ideas are slowly seeping eastward-a Jersey justice has dis charged a man, hauled up for carrying a twenty-two calibre revolver surrep- titiously, on the ground that any body is entitled to carry a mosquito gun in a land where mosquitos no- toriously prevail.-Ex.
 The ladies of the West Prescott church had splendid patronage for their chicken dinner yesterday after noon and scored great success with it. The tables were crowded from 3 o'clock until after o'clock.
 Dr. J. R. Walls says the rumor of his intention to leave Prescott for the purpose of locating in an eastern town is entirely unfounded. He says that he has never even thought of such thing and it is only short time since he signed five years lease for his present offices. He likes Prescott and intends remaining here.
 Have you an interest in your own town! If so, patronize your own home institutions whenever you have an opportunity. Help local concerns It keeps the money in circulation around you, and thus directly benee- fits yourself and friends. As there's larger amount of wealth to tax your rates are correspondingly low your schools are better equipped your streets are better paved; youl property is made more valuable; anc labor is in greater demand. Helping home industry is the plain duty oi the whole people.-Ex.
 1 The funeral of the late James Will Hams. who was shot and killed or Thursday by J. R. Minor, took place yesterday afternoon and was largely attended by the colored people O
 Prescott, who held him in high es teem. Deceased is said to have beer of a very peaceble disposition gener ally. and this was the first trouble O
 a serious nature he ever was knowl
 to have.
 Adiutant Garabed of the Salvation } army, better known as Joe tn
 Turk" will conduct meetings Il Howey hall, Saturday evening, Marc 29 and Sunday, March 30, at II a. m
 and 8 and p. m. Adjutant Garabe' has been a U. s. A. citizen for twent years. and a Salvationist for seven teen years. He has travelled in neal ly every part of the United State: wears full Turkish costume, plays tn , cornet, clarionet and saxophone, ha been in jail for Jesus sake forty-sl times in America and once in Turke. z He returned from visit to EuroP ! and Asia a short time ago and WI !. give an account of his travels. Id will speak on a different subject . each meeting. All are cordially il . vited.
 t Miss Sharlot NJ. Hall returned t :, day from her visit to Phenix. | H. A. Suttle, of Beeson, Illino
 and his brother R. F. Suttle, of Kee
 nev. Illinois, arrived on last night
 train on a brief business visit. TT |, former is interested in a mining e
 terprise near Kirkland.
 Horace Merrill came in Thursds
 night from San Francisco. where
 has been visiting for the past tv n months, and left today for his hon
 at Jerome where he still owns lar a property interests. Mir. Merrill sa n. that the report put in circulati' ' when he went away, that he did T ~ intend to return, was unfounded. | He says his home and his interests are 10 Jerome and that is where he inten "i to stay.
 |; Negotiations are under way to II cure Miss Mollie Adelia Brown to gi U A concert in Prescott. The Tues d Citizen of recent date speaks as i
 lows of her appearance in that ell h. "Miss Mollie Adelia Brown will sl xt here the next week. She is book al for concerts in Bisbee, Tucson a
 Phenix. At Bisbee, large receptl
 was held for Miss Brown. In ca ne of these cities the leading socIt a people were secured as patrones 'ol of the concert. Wherever M
 Brown has appeared. she has recel' 1p the most fattering press notlc for Mir. w. $. Mathews, the emln it critic of the Chicago Inter Dee
 says: Miss Brown is one of the i'll
 attractive sopranos now before so oI public. Her voice is one of V .G large range and telling quality. repertory contains pieces of every s
 from the brilliant arias of gr' l a opera, diguified oratorio selecti les and the like to the dainty canzoet
 of Massenett, Saint-Saens and U ,,s bes, and the sprightly pieces of ,s; ls English and Scotch ballad writ ,si- Her manner is pleasing and her .rr pearance captivating.