Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-04-01

8 lOn mOuuUdlnS reJurueO UO fTeScO 8 last evening. He will leave tonigt V for Phenix and after brief visit theI . will return to his home in Cincinnati g He expects however to return to Ar S zona soon again as he is in love wit \ its climate and people. The Prescott orchestra won fires
 laurels for itself at Tuesday evening 3 entertainment. They have secure t beautiful music for their selection ] and their rendering of them is excel , lent. It is the result of good musica
 ability, combined with persisten practice. The members of the orches tra are enthusiastic musicians am , are untiring in their practice.
 Elks lodge yesterday afternoon elected officers as follows: Samue l.. Pattee, Exalted Ruler; John c Forest, Exalted Leading Knight; A T. Marsh, Exalted Loyal Knight; E R. Mcdowell, Exalted Lecturins Knight; A. J. Herndon, Secretary B. M. Belcher, treasurer; F. B. Mul rein, tyler; P. L. Kastner, trustee Past Exalted Ruler B. H. Smith dele gate to Grand Lodge.
 Insurance Adjuster Wilson who ar, rived in this city couple of days ago to adjust the insurance claim of Mrs. R. R. Blaine, whose millinery store was burned last week, and after work. ing on the stock for two days decided that the claim should be paid in full and so recommended. He left for San Francisco today. The stock and building together were insured for something over s70O0.
 During the past two weeks an cpl demic of till tapping has been raging in Jerome; so far Lyons & Knoblock have reported the loss of a small amount, Jerry Harrington, like wise, and Nit Dicus also few cents, the thief or thieves at each place taking all there was in the register. These robberies were all committed at night. The thief does not seem to be after anything but the cash in the register, as nothing else has been missed from the places visited. News.
 G. W. Hull had a number of boys arrested today for setting fire to the timbers in his 160 foot tunnel on his No. 6 claim. The boys had organized kind of free booting society. and had fixed up a rendezvous, over the entrance to which they had painted the legend, '"The Ruling Six" MT. Hull, however, stepped in and had them dragged before Justice St. James, where they will be forced to show whether or not they have letters patent in the name of their company. Jerome News.
 Ex-Sheriff J. l.. Munds came down from his large stock ranch last even- ing to spend few days at home with his family. MT. Munds says that at the time he left the ranch it had been raining and showing for about thirty hours almost constantly and the coun- try was so wet it was nearly impossible to ride horse over the ground. He says the water holes all over the oo,,p+,.,- o,o f,,Il opl tba ,opro oo,,lJ not be in finer shape. Everything certainly indicates a most prosperous era for the stock men in northern Ari- Zona.
 Captain John D. Boyd has been in Jerome this week, working on a min ing deal that he has on in the vicinity of the Copper Chief. The captain has located ground adjoining that proper ty which he claims is of wonderful promise. The captains success in To- eating valuable property is too we'll known to need recounting here; con- sidering his years. MT. Boyd is one of the youngest successful men we know of, and when it is considered that he is now bordering on four score years, his latest venture is little less than remarkable. Jerome Re- porter.
 The announcement is made of the engagement of Lieut.. Austin KautZ, U. s. N, now stationed at Newport, Rhode Island and Miss Louise Folsom Harvey of Portsmouth, New Hamp- shire. The prospective groom is a son of Mrs. A. V. Kautz, of Prescott. The marriage which will take place in June will be very elaborate naval function and the ceremony will be performed by Bishop Niles, of New Hampshire. The Misses Kautz, of Prescott, sisters of Lieut.. Kautz, will off1ciate as bridesmaids at the cere- mony. Mrs. Kautz will accompany her daughters east for the occasion and they will spend the summer at Newport.
 From Fridays Daily.
 T. B. Carter of Walnut Grove is in town.
 s. J. Holsinger went to Ash Fork this morning.
 J. W. Burson is in town from Con- o,racc Iunotion
 Jack Jaeger came up from Phenix this morning.
 Frank Myers returned to his home in Jerome this morning.
 Governor and Mrs. A. O. Brodie will return to Phenix tonight.
 A. A. Moore came up from Walnut Grove few days since on a business trip.
 T. F. Moran, Holbrook attorney. is in Prescott and may decide to To- cate here.
 J. H. Emmert left on this morn- ing's train for Los Angeles for a visit with his family.
 M. c. Parmley left this morning for his home in Pasadena, California, for brief business visit.
 Miss M. Phillips, of Canada, is vis- iting in Prescott for few days and is guest at The Wilson.