Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-25

late. It is said by those who hay
 heard them that they will have one O
 the finest musical organizations Pres
 colt has ever produced. Their frs
 public appearance since the orchestr;
 has been enlarged, will be at the en
 tertalnment to be given by Mrs
 Kantz and daughters at the oper; house Monday night.
 Ben Spitz, an old time friend O | Frank R. Stewart, is in Prescott rep
 resenting a Kansas City firm. He diC
 not know that Mir. Stewart resided il ] Prescott. and the two old friends helC a real iollification meeting, and lived
 over again the days when they were
 boys back in the good old state where
 Mark Hanna now holds forth. Mr.
 SpitZ is in this country partly for the benefit of his health. which he says
 is fast improving, and is consequently
 much in love with this section. l.
 The company of Prescott young folk
 who went to Congress yesterday tC
 play ''The Happy Pair" and "A BoN
 of Monkies' returned home today and | ltDOAl lAcll tltN lldNl q EllltlAAlh u
 and were received splendidly by the
 good people of that camp. They
 played to good house and netted a snug little sum, besides having more
 fun than "A box of monkies. The play seemed to be greatly appreciated
 by the audience as the applause was very generous during the entire even-
 ing.
 Mrs. Alfred De Kuhn, nee Miss Jen- nie Stone. died at MaXton this morn ing about , o'clock after an illness of several weeks. Notice of the death was sent to P. Mohn & Co, who brought the body in and prepared it for burial. Deceased was a most esti- mable woman, devout Christian and beloved by all who knew her. Her only relative in this section, besides her husband. is a sister, Miss Nellie Stone, who is nearly prostrated with grief over her death. The funeral took place this afternoon at 1 30 o'clock from the undertaking parlors of P. Mohn X Go.
 A gentleman by the name of Barney Johnson arrived in Prescott yesterday from San FranicscO, having come here on the advice of his physician, ill hopes of regaining his strength, which has been somewhat broken for the past four or five months. He is desirous of securing some light em- ployment until be can regain his for mer strength. MT. Johnson is a prominent Red Man of San Francisco and has splendid references from his former employer.
 The local lodge of Workmen have decided to give their grand ball on Easter Monday night, and are now busy making arrangements for the oc casion and promise to give one of the most enjoyable balls of the entire season. As this ball will be the first event of the kind after Lent it is eX- pected that it will be largely attended by those who will have been denying themselves the pleasures of the ball room for some time. and will be ready to enter into the sport of the evening with all their might. The Workmen are always good entertainers and will not spare any pains to sustain their reputation on this occasion.
 Ben Williams. special officer for the Santa Fe. has returned from Winslow. where he went few days ago to cap ture a Santa Fe brakeman supposed to be an accomplice with safe craker Hailey, now in durance vile at Fl Paso. Officer Williams got his man and by so doing prevented a big rob bery plan which was to have been at Winslow. Williams got wind through an Fl PasO detective that there was a bad man, to be at large. at Winslow. He also learned hat a plan was being formulated to rob a saloon safe at that place. He had little trouble getting his man and Democrat.
 Under the new law, a corporation organized under the laws of any state in the United States may, upon regis -ering its bylaws in the federal dis -rict of Mexico, become a subject of he federal jurisdiction and thus es- ape the annoyance of inferior courts. which in the cases of American corporations was formerly subject to the rate of exchange exist ng at the time of the filing of the ar icles. is now less burdensome to Instead of reducing the money represented in the capitaliZa- ion to its Mexican equivalent and the stock accordingly. the is made on the number of dollars. gold. In other words the ,tock is taxed at the number of dol ars represented in the United States ,urrency.- City of Mexico Sister Re Dublics.
 The man who was found dead near he railroad track in Crazy Basin Tuesday has proven to be Fred Bud ,Oe. who was for some time driver of he Scopel bus. Budsoe went to work at the railroad camp in the 3radshaws the latter part of Janu ny. as steel sharpener. When last cen alive he was in the company of a number of Italians and MeXicans and II were drinking. Since the discov- ny of Budsoe's body it was noticed hat two of the MeXicans with whom le was last seen have been missing md the circumstances point strongly O the belief that he was killed by hem during a drunken fight and that he MeXicans became frightened and eft the place.