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

1t provements of a vast nature, whic X will be of great benefit to the proI
 erty.
 a Some attractive features of th g Mardi Gras marquerade ball will | y Loi Fuller's beautiful skirt danc | which will be danced by two youn l. ladies, also vocal duets. There vii |, be no intoxicating liquors allowed i :. the hall and no profane language e Show your hand at the door as to you
 color and no questions asked. Do nc g miss this Friday, January 30. Cos
 tunes will arrive Saturday from Sa b Francisco and may be rented fror h Mr Shumate or at the hall. 1-22x Miss Adele Emanuel received a let . ter from her sister Louise, who lief some time back to visit some relative i in Spokane, Wash, stating that sh l arrived at her destination all right r having stopped over in Stockton on day on account of a wreck which oc l cured on the Santa Fe road nea Stockton which she was in. Forum } ately no one was hurt. She als, l writes that she had very enjoyabl } trip and is in love with California ol
 account of such beautiful scenery
 flowers and fruits that could be no
 ticed through the entire state.
 A committe from the Legislature
 consisting of three members from tht
 house and two from the council
 passed through on this morning.
 tran for Flagstaff, where they will in
 spect the Territorial Normal School
 at that place, land ascertain the condi.
 tion of affairs in referene to changes
 that are contemplated being made for The party will perhaps visit the Grand Canyon before returning to Phenix. The committee consisted of Childs and Rice from the council. and White l CluCc. SOI lnc house, the latter being accompanied for the Santa Fe railroad company ac- companied them.
 From Fridays Daily.
 E. A. Haggott left on this mornings s train for Mayer.
 J. H. Lee is in town today from the American ranch.
 J. W. Jackson of Kirkland arrived in town yesterday.
 Geo. Rohpeter was in town today from Agua Fria.
 Mrs. s. M. Watstrum and son will leave tonight for Castle Creek hot springs.
 The funeral of the late William Sachs took place this morning at II o'clock
 Mrs. McGill left on this mornings train for Los Angeles to visit friends and relatives.
 W. G. Blakely of Kingman, came in on last evenings train for brief visit on professional business.
 Mrs. M. Bartlett leaves on this evenings train for Phenix where she will visit friends who reside there
 H. M. Maus, manager of the Prescott business of P. Mohn & Co.,, left last DiObt for a briaf buciDaSc trip to pha nix.
 Misses Fisher and Drake returned on this mornings train from Phenix where they have been visiting for the past week.
 Rev. A. M. Gibbons, who has been confined to his bed all week with an attack of the grippe, is reported to be improving.
 Jack Jeager, who has charge of all the surveying of the s. F. P and P R. R., came up from Phenix on this mornings train.
 Jesse r. Scott, who committed sui eide on Wednesday was buried this af- ternOon from the undertaking parlors of s. A. l. ogan.
 Mrs. F. M. Murphy, who returned to Prescott last evening from Los An geles, will leave in few days for the east to join her husband.
 Rev. S. F. Fairfield, of Jerome, will arrive in Prescott tomorrow and will hold services morning and evening in the Methodist church on Sunday.
 c. c. Hall, the well known commer- cial broker, of Albuquerque, arrived on this mornings train from Phenix and is registered at the Burke.
 H. Van Alen of the firm of Ar- chambeau & Van Allen, who has been visiting the city the past few days, re- turned to Ash Fork on this mornings trai9.
 ' and Mrs. P. Mohn, of Phenix. are rejoicing over the birth of a son. Mr Mohn is senior member of the firm of P. MOhn & Co.,, undertakers, Prescott.
 F. 4. Jewell. a prominent business man of Los Angeles. is visiting the l city in view of Investigating some of our valuable mining properties situ- ated in Yavapai county.
 Mrs. D. D. Philips, wife of Mir. Philips. of the Burmister & Sons com | pany, is reported to be very ill in Los Angeles. It is to be hoped that she will recover from her sickness by her | many friends.
 Judge c. F. Ainsworth at one time attorney general for the territory, and who is now the corporation lawyer for | the Phenix electric light and watnr ! works, passed through on this mOrn- | ing's train. en rou,e to Chicago on important business.
 The Eagles held social session last evening at their hall, which was | we'll fitted for the occasion. Quite an elaborate literary programme was ren- | dered and refreshments were served i and every body present enjoyed them | selves The Eagles have established | a reputation as entertainers and are | keeping it up.
 W. T. Little, the we'll known manu- | facturer of the St. Elmo cigar and other lines of cigars, left on this mornings train for the northern part | of the territory. Mir. Little has an excellent trade throughout the terri tory which he says is increasing right | along.
 Don Carlos B. Lee, son of J. H. Lee