Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-01-28

A. A. Johns has returned from visit to J. l.. Munds stock ranch.
 Kingman Elks have purchased lots on which they propose to erect hall.
 J. II. Emmert left yesterday for Los Angeles
 Father Quetu left this morning for a visit to Jerome
 Walter G. Reese has gone to Phenix on mining business.
 Dr. W. s. Smith has returned from his visit to California. Wm. Nelson came in yesterday from his camp at Cedar Glade.
 Mrs. Alfred DeKulm is reported seriously ill at the Cash mine.
 F. A. Tritle, jr., IS at present fill ing position in Governor Brodie's office.
 Phenix and Yuma each report ex- periencing a slight earthquake shock last week.
 Mrs. F. M Murphy left for the east yesterday and will be absent for six weeks or two months.
 The Florence Tribune expects the railroad grade to be completed to Florence within the next sixty days
 Mrs. Hudson. wife Of Dr. T. F. Hudson, of PheniX, died in that city yesterday.
 Workmen are engaged in putting on the roof of the mammoth oil tank near the depot.
 The fakir is abroad in the land again. fishing for suckers, and admin istering to the wants of the gullible.
 The annual meeting of the Prescott Free Reading room will be held to- morrow evening in the reading room at : 30.
 Chin Wing, a Chinese laborer and cook. aged about 90 years, who died on Sunday night was buried yesterday afternoon.
 T. G. Norris went to Ash Fork on this mornings train to meet a party of gentlemen who are en route to California.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Con gregatiOnal church will meet with Mrs. R. H. Burmister tomorrow af ternOOn at ? 30.
 J. l.. Munds is shipping several car loads of cattle from his ranch in the northern part of the county to the Los Angeles market.
 Charles Reed and his bride. nee Miss Hartman, returned this morning from PheniX, where they have been for the past few weeks.
 Mrs. Griswold and Mrs. Lichliter, mother and sister respectively of Mrs. Tom Shultz left on this mornings train for their homes in the east.
 W. R. Stone is able to be about town again after being connfied to his room for several weeks with an attack of infiammatory rheumatism.
 c. NJ. Shannon came in from the south this morning and will remain here for several days looking over some mining property with view of | investing.
 Mrs. c. W. Platt came up this morn l ing from Kirkland to take up her resi- dence in Prescott. She has been quite sick recently but is much i'm proved at present.
 The Knights of Pythias had work in the second rank last night. After the close of the business of the lodge a l fine banquet was served, which was greatly enjoyed by all. D.J. Sullivan has interested number of Chicago capitalists and organized company to work some claims near i Congress. Work will be commenced at once on the properties.
 That story told by Sheriff Roberts, and published in the Courier, was not the same as it was written to the Journal Miner by a Chicago cores pondent.
 A. H. Brewer, of Delphi, Ind, who stopped off in Prescott for a visit to Major and Mrs J. NJ Watts, left this morning for California, where he will 1 Aisit for some time.
 MT. and Mrs Garrett have taken | rooms in the residence of Mrs. Block | and her daughter. Mir. Garrett is | popular salesman in Ed Blocks cloth ing house.
 Otto Strodthoff, of Jerome, will be married tomorrow, Janaury 2S, at | Orange. California, to Miss Selma | Hauser. a talented musician and lady | of many accomplishments.
 R. NJ. Dougherty, the we'll known | Bradshaw mountain miner, returned last night from a six weeks visit in | Los Angeles. He says the latter city | is filled up with eastern tourists at | present.
 Sheriff Roberts has offered reward for the arrest of Casimiro Rodello, the Mexican who did such terrible | execution with six-shooter on fel- | low countrymen a few nights ago in this city.
 J. R. Lowry. since retiring from the transfer business, has been devoting his time to mining, and is at work de- veloping some claims in Thumb Butte district in which he is interested. He says he is taking out some very good ore.
 Two extra coaches were attached to the north bound train this morning in Prescott to take Ellery's Royal Italian band of tifty-five pieces through to Phenix tonight The band will play in PheniX tomorrow night and in Prescott on Thursday night.
 Chinese New Year commences to- night at midnight. In point of noise making. the advent of the Chinese New Year differs very slightly from that of the American New Year.
 The party of eastern capitalists con- nected with the American Copper Mining company will return to Pres colt tonight from their visit to Big Bug and will be taken by special train to Ash Fork to connect with the east bound train from San Francisco en route east.
 The following bills were introduced into tine legislative council yesterday: By Dr. Whiteside of Mohave. to regu- late hours of employment; by MT. Morehead of Gila. acts relating to lar ceny, to justices precincts, to eXemp- tions of personal property and to the practice of barbering A member of the Kansas legislature has introduced bill to make it a misdemeanor for persons to "eat snakes in that state We are not so stuck on snakes. down this way. that We would protect them by law. Let 1; the snake eaters come on. They may eat all they can catch. This is the last week of Lasky & (