Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-18

teach the young brakemen and ap- prentices in the shops. 1t has been found that at frequent intervals when the men are off duty the club rooms are found suitable places for social gatherings and diversions of the men and their families. The young men take pride in introducing their mothers, sisters, and sweethearts to the inside of the rooms. They are afforded opportunities for the cultiva- ton of acquaintances and the railroad service is, as Superintendent Busser believes, greatly benefited thereby.
 The opera house was crowded last night at the production of Wang, the closing night of the engagement of the Olympia Opera company. The music of this opera is more catchy and popular than that of any Of the others produced. Miss Kendall, who has proved great favorite during the engagement, more from her charming appearance and graceful movements than from her musical abilities seemed to be lacking last night in vivac1ty. Mr. Eagleton as usual furnished plenty of amusement to the audience and MT. Weston received an encore. The company left today for .Albu- querue where they will play a two nights engagement. Mir. Seamans, who played the role of Said Pasha on Monday night left on Tuesday for Los Angeles, to arrange for six weeks engagement there.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Herman Voge is laid up with an at tack of rheumatism.
 Last evenings train failed to bring any mail from the east.
 W. s. Jones, a mining man of Wal ker. left yesterday for a visit to Scranton, Penn.
 J. J. Fisher returned today after two weeks absence on professional business at Needles and vicinity.
 Mayor Burke is reported to be i'm proving rapidly and hopes to be out in few days now attending to busi- ness.
 The Armenian priests who have been soliciting funds for a school for their countrymen. left for Los Ange- les today.
 District Attorney E. s. Clark re- turned to Prescott this morning after few days spent in Phenix on legal business.
 The B.-B. company has one of its show windows dressed very beautifully and artistically in white. The effect is a very fine one.
 The funeral of the late Joseph Swartz will take place tomorrow Sat urday. afternoon from Logan's under taking parlors at } o'clock.
 John S. Riley has gone to Santa Maria to take charge of the mines of the Gold Link Mining company, Tor merly operated by Major J. T. Dou- zine.
 The cold wave predicted by the weather bureau sent the mercury down to IS degrees above zero. Not very cold after all. The nearest approach to snow as predicted was a heavy frost.
 The case of Clay Simpson, impli- cated with Sam Pemberton on a charge of slaughtering cattle other than their own is on trial this after noon before Justice Talbot, and jury Simpson had one trial which resulted in hung jury.
 MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Baehr enter tained large number of their friends last evening at their residence in West Prescott. The anniversary of their wedding occurred few days ago, and while last evenings function had no connection whatever with the event, in the minds of MT. and Mrs. Baehr. their friends made of it a reminder of that joyous occasion by bringing presents of nature suitable for wedding anniversary. The evening proved one of delightful enjoyment and pleasure to all who were present, and good wishes were extended also, for the couple to live to spend many ami rarSariaS