Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-23
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deputy, for Arizona, of the order of Elks.
 Dr. E. B. Perrin and E. B. Perrin, jr., came in from the Baca grant yes terday.
 Fred Venator and T. F. Miller & Go. have opened meat market in Jerome.
 F. Nj. Weston, a stock man near Jerome Junction, is in Prescott today on business.
 Col. J. F. Wilson and E. E. Ellin- wood have returned from a profes- sional visit to Flagstaff.
 Robert K. Porter has accepted a position in the business office of the Prescott Electric company.
 The daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J, s. Cook was brought in from William son valley yesterday quite sick.
 Sam Harris, the electrician for the McCabe Extension Mining company, is in from McCabe today on business.
 The Santa Fe settled with the fam flies of three Indians who were killed few days ago in New Mexico, for S20 each.
 The Rock Island railroad, it is claimed, lands passengers from Chi | cago in Los Angeles eight hours quicker than any other route.
 Ed Shumate was threatened yes terday with an attack of pneumonia, but is better today and able to be at the store.
 An inmate of the county hospital by the name of Thomas Cook died to- day. He has no relatives in this sec tion, so far as is known.
 City Assessor Alfred Averyt's con dition is much better the last two or three days, and strong hopes are en- tertained for his complete recovery.
 W. T. Little, formerly superintend- .ent of the Red Rock mine, arrived in Prescott from San Francisco last evening, after an absence of two years.
 Chas. E. Brown and Walter J. Brown have opened new saloon in the growing mining camp of McCabe. The name of the new place is Browns Palace.
 Judge Sloan will hold court in Flagstaff April 2S. The regular date for the term was April II, but on ac- count of the death of Judge Sloan's little son the term was postponed for two weeks.
 The chances look pretty good now for several hangings in this county within the next few months. There { are six prisoners held in the county jail without bail, charged with mur- der.
 Miss Pearl Rigdon, who has been the school teacher at Cottonwood the past year, finished her school at that place some two or three weeks ago and went to California for short visit, returned to Prescott last night and is visiting with Mrs. J. L. Munds
 It is announced that the next time schedule adopted by the Santa Fe railroad will materially change the time of trains number l and 7 The , ldblcT Ntl4 Iuu cCNcIdl is The changes will make considerable . difference in the places where these trains will stop for meals, and some oi the Harvey eating houses on the San ia Fe may be abandoned. Wm. Curtis, who was brought up from Mexico yesterday by Sheriff | Munds, was taken with an attack of i pnsumonia last night and is critically { ill in the county jail today with small hopes for his recovery. I Holbrook was visited by fire on Sunday morning which destroyed Boyer's livery stable, Wetzler Bros ware house and the office and part of the plant of the Holbrook Argus. Totol loss is placed at over S4,000, with less than s1 900 insurance. The body of a dead Mexican was found at Walker yesterday. He had apparently been beaten to death with rocks. Refufeo Ortega, who was known to have had quarrel with the man prior to his death, has been ar rested and placed in jail and a charge of murder entered against him.
 Fen S. Hildreth has offered two cash prizes to the school children for the best advertisement of his business written by them. The first prize is S3 and the second S2. The advertise ment must be written this week, and a committee appointed by the school board, will examine and award the prizes next Monday.
 The following is a list of the citi- zens' reception committee, Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F., Monday, April 21, at Opera house, to receive visiting Odd Fellows: R. H. Burmister, R. N Fredericks, H. P. Anewalt, NJ. B. Hazeltine, H. D. Aitken, J. c. Martin, Tom Shultz, T. G. Norris, Dennis Burke, John Lawler, Capt. L. D. Phillips. It is understood that 150 Odd Fellows will be present.
 The railroad yards at Naco are To- cated on both sides of the internat- ional line, partly in Mexico and part ly in the United States The yard master has been in Mexican jail seven times for various railroad mishaps, one of them being as follows: One QdY luc ldIQ cuSiHc Was stduuluS still when a runaway team crashed into it, and the Mexican authorities arrested the yard crew because the engine had been run into. The yard crew commenced operations to have the driver of the runaway team ar rested because the engine was dam aged by the accident, several pieces of paint having been knocked of, when the matter was compromised and the crew was turned loose.
 After three months of grand opera in San Francisco the Collamarini- Repetto company are now touring the | southwest under Blanchard & Ven ter's directien and are to be heard at | Dake Opera house April 24-25. This organization is composed of artists that are famous the world over They | are Estefan1a Collamarini, the beauti- ! ful contralta; Italia Vittoria Repetto, l. coloraturo soprano; Domenico Russo, lyric tenor; Giuseppe Ferrari, bari ! tone, and Andre Benoist, pianist The vocalists will appear on this oc casion in roles which have given them %ha