Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-03-11

Di. q. h. Ndllo Mchb up lO ocllS man today on professional business.
 District Attorney E. s. Clark is confined to his room today by illness.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Kruger left thi: morning for San Francisco, expecting to be absent a year.
 C. W. Koppelman, representing tho Scranton school of correspondence, left today for Jerome.
 Charles Phenning, Charles Warner, Charles Price and Clyde Carr. "a quar. tette of Cripple Creek miners, arrived in Prescott recently with view of To. eating in this section.
 with which the United Moderns meet their obligations and pay their deatt benefits may be cited the case of Mrs. Lillie Harlan, wife of M R. Harlan. we'll known in Prescott, having beer instrumental in organizing and build ing up the Prescott lodge of Moderns. Mrs. Harlan passed away in PheniX or January 16. 1903, and her beneficiary certificate was cashed on Feb. 10, 1903, or just D days after her death.
 The annual meeting and election of officers of the Monday Club will take place next Monday afternoon. at the residence of Mrs. J. c. Herndon. II will also be a social meeting for mem bers only, and every member is UT gently requested to attend. The question of organizing the club into sections will also come up for consid- eration, and will probably be decided. The meeting will be purely business and social one for members only.
 Fred A. Madrid, an employe of the Journal Miner force, is the proud father of new baby boy which his wife presented him this morning. Fred is a mighty good, steady printer, but he was afraid to trust himself with trying to do any printing today and is staying home and holding the baby. As he is also life long repub- lican he is determined to do his best to overcome the democratic majority in Arizona by the time we are a state.
 N. Bailey, proprietor of the Palace barber shop, has had long and ter rible struggle with sickness in his home, four members of this family having gone through seiges of the ty- phoid feer, some one having been con- fined to their bed all the. time for nearly five months. The last one to be sick, his second oldest son has just about recovered now and it is to be hoped Mir Bailey's troubles are at an end along this line, as he certainly has had good deal more than his share.
 Messrs. June Freeman and Harry Hamilton are interviewing the busi- ness men of Prescott on the proposi- tion of issuing a city directory. They have received considerable encour- agement in the matter and feel sure they will be able to go ahead and complete the work. They propose listing every person in the city over six years of age, and giving not only a complete directory of the city but also a business directory combined, making a very complete volume. They intend to try and have the city re-numbered before the directory is issued so that every number will be correct.
 B. G. Bennett and wife arrived in Prescott yesterday from the south. having come up from PheniX where they had been spending several days visiting with MT. Bennett's brother, E. J. Bennett, a prominent citizen of the Salt river valley. Mir and Mrs. Bennett were met at the train by Geo. Waddell, who, together with Mr. Bennett, Sheriff Joe Roberts and several other citizens of this county, crossed the plains in the same party in 1875, after long and tiresome trip of four months, in prairie schooners drawn by OK teams. After spending a day with these old friends of boyhood days Mir and Mrs. Bennett left today for their home in Rochester, New York.
 The Saturday Night Social club which was organized some three or four months ago by members of the Odd Fellows lodge. has proven to be such a decided success that it has been found necessary to enlarge the committee and give the gentlemen who have so successfully built up the socials to their present popularity, some assistance. The committee as it now stands is composed of the follow ing gentlemen, and glance at its personel is sufficient to insure its con tinued success: Ed Shumate, presi- dent; c. F. Avery, treasurer; H. J. Suder, Fred Bolden, M. A. Miller, Frank Lowe, Geo. Henry, Fred Moore, Geo. Sherman, J. c. Me Cready. Mrs. B. H. Smith and Prof. Emanuel will continue to furnish the music and that is all that is necessary