Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-03-04

Judge Sloan in chambers.
 The following were installed as off cers of the odd Fellows encampment: George Henry. chief patriarch; Steve Nash. high priest: Henry Suders. scribe; J. P Burnett, senior warden: Richard Sumid. junior warden.
 The net proceeds of the Doll shop entertainment, together with the pro- ceed> received from the sale of candy, etc. in connection with it amounts to nearly $500 The entire proceeds has heen donated to the rectory fund of the Episcopal church
 rom Tuesdays Daily.
 J. T. Emmert went north on this mornings train.
 The heating apparatus for the new public school building has arrived at the depot
 J ( Rankin came in yesterday from Peoria. Arizona. where he has | been for few days
 Charles Ellery Hall. with Frank LesIie's. returned this morning from trip to Wickenburg.
 Attorney General E. W. Wells spent yesterday in Prescott on business. re- turning to Phenix last night.
 Mrs. Jessie Stewart. sister of Mrs NovieL left this morning with her little girl for a visit to Los Angeles
 Wm. Cooper of Skull valley came up on this mornings train to attend the Grand Army post meeting tonight
 T. E. StlIing, president of the Pre- ferred Tontine Mercantile company. i- in town making contracts for his company.
 Thirty six car loads of wool have been shipped of late from Phenix to eastern markets. The cars contain from 20.0o0 to 5000 pounds each.
 J. W. Sullivan the well known cat tie man came in yesterday from Phe- nix He has been in California for some time looking after cattle there.
 Jon Lawler returned last evening from d five weeks visit to Kansas City. lie says that unusually cold weather has prevailed there during the winter.
 M q. Burns returned last evening from a weeks trip in the mining sec tioas east of Prescott. hunting for ore for the Val Verde concentrating works
 Druggist ". ?. Gov illaud left on this mornings train for Los Angeles for a visit with his wife and boy. He will be absent for about ten days or two weeks.
 The United States civil service com mission announces that on March-2i, 1903, an examination will be held at inc usual places for the position of laboratory assistant
 Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Ketcherside came up on this mornings train from Yuma Their daughter is reported quite sick at Camp Verde. and they are en route to her bedside.
 The regular quarterly examination of teachers for certificates has been in progress for the past two days under direction of Superintendent J. Bs Jolly. There are two applicants. F. \ Powell. a newspaper man of Augusta. Maine. formerly connected with the Eeuneb.c Journal. of that place arrived in Prescott last evening with Jew of locating here to engage in some class of business. \ venire was issued yesterday Judge Sloan for sixteen grand juror returnable March 23 and fifty trial jurors. returnable March 26. There are twenty one prisoners awaiting trial on charges of felony.
 The board of supervisors today let ! the stationery contract for the coming year 10 Geo. Wooster. of Prescott. ! On account of the sickness of Geo. ! Sherman the session was short. tine board adioorning this afternoon. C. W. Koppelman. who resigned his position with P. Mohu X Co. several days ago. to accept position with the Scanton. Pennsylvania. lnterua- tional correspondence school. return ed this morning from a visit to Phe- nix on business connected with the school He expects to remain in Prescott for several days
 II. A. Cor5in. of the Burke pharm- acy. has received copy of very in- teresting issue of the New Orleans Picayune. from Dr Ouo. who recent 1 ly returned to that city. lt contains l beautifully colured illustrations of the floats used in the Nardi Gras. and occupies sixteen pages of the paper. It gives one an excellent idea of the l gorgeousness of the parade.
 Western Star Rebekah lodge No. 9, l l. o. 0. F.. will give a song social al Odd Fellows hall on Friday night, i March 6. Everybody is invited to at tend. Good programme. and good time assured. Every one who attends ] is requested to represent some song and prizes will be given to the one guessing the greatest number of songs ! representa-. The entertainment will be given for the benefit of the Odd ! Fellows home.
 The funeral of the late Mrs O. w. Tabor. who died yesterday afternoon at her residence in West Prescott will take place tomorrow morning al lO.30 D'clocl, from the West Prescott Meth odi-t church. South. Friends and ac- luaintauces are invited to attend Deceased was a most eStimahle young woman beloved by all who knew her. She was born twenty two years ago in Henderson. Missouri. where her pa rents still reside. She has a brother and sister residing ai Lamar. Colo rado, and to all of her relatives the announcement of her death will come aS a severe shock a. they were not ad