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

CTS. Besides the ten in jail there al
 about a dozen out on bond, so u
 grand jury will have quite a lot (
 work to do when it convenes.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 T. c. Job came up from Phenix tn
 morning.
 Fred H. Potter left this morning fc
 Williams.
 The Jerome fire department wi
 give a St. Patricks ball.
 Col. J. F. Wilson returned on thi
 mornings train from Phenix.
 Vim. Nelson returned today to hi wood camp at Cedar Glade.
 H. P. Anewalt returned today froI his regular weekly visit to Phenix.
 There was very perceptible drop il the mercury last night just as pre- dicted by the weather bureau.
 Mrs. J. F. Hesse has been ill fo the past few days but is improving rapidly and will soon be fully restor ed to health.
 Statesman Barrows came up iron Phenix on today's train to take tw' days rest from the arduous and tryinl duties of making laws.
 Mrs. K. K. Lake, who holds a DO sition in the legislature came up oI this mornings train for visit of ; couple of days with her mother.
 Harry E. c. Webb, representing Blake, Moffitt X Towne, wholesale pa per dealers of Los Angeles is in towI taking orders for the above firm.
 At the meeting of Ivanhoe Com mandery No. last evening it wal decided to attend divine services in { body in Prescott, on Sunday, May 24 that being the first Sunday after As tension day, which is Thursday, May 21, being 40 days after Easter.
 At the city council meeting yester. day afternoon petition was present. ed asking for the appointment oi Samuel l.. Pattee as city attorney, but Mayor Burke refused to nominate Mir. Pattee and the matter rests right where it has been for some time.
 Capt. W. F. Weeks, president of the United Gold and Platinum Mine: company, operating extensive proper ties in Cataract Canyon, came down to Prescott last evening to spend a couple of days with his wife and child who are staying at the Hotel Con- gress.
 A. J. Underwood, a Salt Lake min ing man is visiting this section. He last night from a visit to the Minnehaha section, where he went with Col. H. A. Owens, on mining business. He expresses himself well with what he has seen so far in his investigations.
 All mining men, whether property owners or operators, are urged to send in their correct post office addresses and list of their property to R. W. Millward, at Prescott, Arizona, who IS preparing a mining directory of Ya- 7apai county It costs nothing to list your property and will be great fla TOT to Mir. Millward, benefit to you md at the same time will add to the treat showing for Yavapai county.
 A. J. Head went east today on a plano purchasing trip and on other business. He expects to be absent for everal weeks and immediately upon lis return he will move the large rame building in which he resides .cross to MonteZuma street, and erect mother brick building on the site of he present frame building making a olid brick front of 15O feet.
 Barney Smith is one of the happiest nen in Prescott notwithstanding the act that he passed the half century mark today. This is not only a spe .ial day in respect to being his 5Oth birthday but it is also his tenth we'd ling anniversary and a party of friends shared with Mir. Smith and vife a very sumptuous feast this after loon at o'clock at their beautiful Vest Prescott home. MT. and Mrs. smith have host of friends in Pres .ott and the Journal Miner joins them n best wishes for many years of hap ,iness and prosperity.
 Miss Myrtle Keith, sister of Mrs. \. W. Robinson, entertained com ,any of about a dozen of her girl and ,oy friends at the home of her sister n West Prescott last evening, the ,irls all being members of the R. l.. '. Such jolly time as these young people had would be hard for old folk O even imagine. The evening was ipent in games and not a minute passed that was not crowded full of enjoyment.
 Jack Gibson, of PheniX, has arrang- d for another big cowboy tourna- nent to be held March II and 15 at East Lake park, which will be some hing out of the ordinary, and which everybody is interested in. MT. Gib- son has secured some of the best and most expert riders in the country, among them Harry Knight, who has been touring the northwest with a cowboy show, and has conquered every broncho that he has straddled. Knight was formerly an Arizona boy.
 The S10.OOO "hurled'' had another Ol Nlhu ldSt O'ShlhS III which it boasted of stating "eXclu- sively' Lieut.. Hobson had been book ed to lecture in Prescott. The Jour al-Miner contained this announce ment several days ago, or to be eX- plicit, in its issue of Wednesday, Feb ruary 9, top of third column, eighth page. It took our enterprising ''Sl0, O0O' contrumpery just nine days to get that exclusive item atfer being pub lished in the Journal Miner.
 Dr. $. s. Partello, former United States army surgeon, but at present ,o,,,,oo+o1 ,ri+b o San EranciSoo Inn.