Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-21
From Tuesdays Daily.

TIOHi iuCSudy Dahy'
 The water cure in the Philippines md ditto in Prescott, is keeping both ends of the line hot these days.
 The Fourth of July meeting last drew forth but a very few patriots. The weather is too cold to enthuse is probably the reason.
 The regular meeting of the lnde- pendent Order of Forresters will con vene at the K. of P. hall this evening at s o'clock. A. R. Morris, R. $.
 Dr.. Wilfred G. Fralick of New York is looking around Phenix with view to establishing a sanitarium. He is the discoverer of the Fralick cure for tuberculosis.
 All members of Barrett Post No. 3, G. A. R., are requested to meet this evening to perfect arrangements for the observance of memorial oay Tn this city. A. J. Doran, Post Com mander.
 Flagstaff should come to the front most any time these days with first class volcanic eruption. There are over 150 extinct ones in that local ity, and in extent some of them In their day of life must have been daisies.
 Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin show Tuesday evening entertained our citi- zens and surrounding community. The street parade in the afternoon' the music from the band, and the en- tire exhibition from beginning to end were good. They were greeted with a good audience, and their return here in the future would be. gladly welcomed by the public. It is a pleasure to do business with such a company.-Visitor, Alexis, Ill. In Prescott May 30 and 3l.
 A strange sight was witnessed by some of our visitors at Loves Point last Friday. A great cloud of what seemed to be smoke appeared from one of the mountains in the canyon and they first thought it was vol canic eruption. After waiting for
 some time the supposed smoke
 cleared away, when they could
 plainly see that part of the noun
 tain had broken away and gone down
 the canyon. The path of the boul-
 der was visible, although ten miles
 away.-Williams News.
 Miss Essa Pearl Lear of Pittsburg
 Pa, and MT. David Gillespie Neck ol
 Octave, Arizona, were married at the
 Prescott hotel this morning by the
 Rev. Harcourt w. Peck, pastor of the
 Methodist Episcopal church this city
 Miss Lear comes from one of the
 prominent families of her native city
 and Mir Neck is young business
 man of Octave. They left for theil
 home on the noon train and will re
 ceive a most cordial welcome iron
 their many friends who are going tC
 give their townsman's young bride
 fine reception at their home. Int
 Journal Miner joins in the hearty
 congratulations of their many friends
 and wishes them long life filled witt
 all good things.
 Notwithstanding the senseles'
 kicks of some against the scheme O
 ornamentation and beautifying of tho
 Court House plaza, the work is pro
 gressing very satisfactorily to a ma
 iority of people and when finished
 will be ''j joy forever" Prof. Kusch' IS making an excellent showing anC
 before snap judgment Is taken i would be well for all to hold thei whisk." Considering that prisol labor is employed and that the ser vice is inadequate and slow, the show ing is good. The plaza will soon b reclaimed, and when finished will b resort. Gravel walks are now be ing laid and inside of thirty day there will be something to admire Il this heretofore desolate and neglected waste. The supervisors are certainl. to be commended.
 The meeting of the Monday clu yesterday afternoon was one of tn most interesting held for some time Mrs. D. NJ. F. Weeks presided. Be
 fore the usual programme com
 menced, Mrs. Atkinson from St
 Louis gave a very interesting tall 5 about the biennial convention anC [ also the St. Louis Wednesday club |. of which she is an active member ) The programme for the afternoon 5 was as follows: The Bar and tn, 7 Bench. Character of law profession ? in America. A paper by Mrs. J. c ' Herndon. Federal or supreme courts l Importance of judges, how appointed their legal and sscial power, by Mrs
 J. c. Ruffner. A glance at some o
 the most brilliant chief justices il American history, Mrs. W. T. Brown Observation-Disclosures American lega 1; profession with that of other coun ] tries. A paper by Mrs. W. c. Camp bell and read by Mrs. J. w. Brown Under the head of corporations anC trusts; some leading operators.
 Russel Sage. ?. J. Pierpont Mor gan. 8. Hetty Green. A pape by Mrs. Julian Willard. De bate-Resolved, that government
 control of railroads is more just thar f corporate control; Mrs J. B. Hocke : in the affirmative and Mrs. T. w { Otis in the negative. After the dis l cussion by the two ladies, the who'll l club indulged in a very lively discus 3 sion of the subject. Mrs. Anna Bel ]. Bailey furnished delightful music fo