Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-02

riding on the streets this afternoon,
 which attracted a big crowd.
 J. J. Johnson, general agent and
 manager for Arizona for the New
 York Life insurance company, came
 up from Phenix this morning.
 A resident of Ash Fork was brought
 to Prescott and placed in the county
 hospital yesterday. He was suffering
 from a severe attack of rheumatism.
 Ellsworth EngalIs, a special United
 States attorney, who arrived in Pres
 colt from Washington on Tuesday
 night, left this morning flor Holbrook
 on busniess for the government.
 Miss Loise Hollister, a noted lady
 lecturer, of New York, will deliver a
 free lecture at the Congregational church tomorrow evening at eight
 o'clock The public is very cordially | invited to hear this lecture.
 Judge R. k. Sloan returned this
 morning from Castle Creek hot springs where he has been spending the past week or ten days, trying to rid himself of terrible cold that had fastened itself upon him.
 Geo. B. Scammel came up from the south this morning in company with General Agent Johnson, of the New York Life Insurance company. Mir. Scammel is at present connected with the company as travelling agent.
 Messrs. Herndon and Grunsfeld, of the Equitable insurance company, re- turned to Jerome this morning to close up a lot of business they have in sight at that camp. Thy expect to be absent for about a week or ten days.
 The smoker at the athletic club rooms was very we'll attended last night and the entertainment was all that could be asked for. Prof. McMa- hon, the club manager and instructor, was given Lthe decision in boxing match.
 Dr. Edmunson, the "gold cure man., has leased the Gavin residence in the east part of town and will es- tablish a permanent hospital. The doctor is busy with patients and sev- eraI new ones are on the way here for treament. nt.-Flagstaff Sun.
 MT. Hutchinson, a representative of the New York Life Insurance com pany, came up from Castle Creek hot springs this morning. He was in Prescott a few days ago but took a very severe cold and fearing pneu- monia he went down into the valley where it is warmer. He returns all right.
 The subscriptions for the stock for the opera house addition to the Elks hall are piling up and very little of the stock remains unsold. It looks now as though three would be no doubt but what the opera house would be added. The architect is busy al tering the plans of the building to allow of the addition.
 Colonel Leavell came up from Phe- nix yesterday and stopped in Prescott for a day ou private business, pro- oooJ;nD Kbis ,norp;nu fo EloDefaff 1 where be will review and inspect Con- pany I of the territorial militia. The major says he has good reports of this which has been under the direction of Captain Breen.
 Will H. Smith, editor and proprietor of the Whittier, California, News, in with Dr. l.. B. Hockett, also of that city, arrived in Prescott last night for few days outing in the MT. Smith has one of the best weekly papers published in, the and it is the result of his tireless efforts to give his readers good clean home paper, which they have appreciated.
 The few warm days have already turned the thoughts of many winter visitors toward home. It being so mild and sunny here, they forget the newspaper reports ot zero weather in the states they call their own, and many are preparing to leave. Last night number departed over the var ious roads, some going as far north as Minensota and Chicago.-Phenix Gazette.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wheelock and Geo. Wooster returned last night from a short trip to Jerome. That was the first time Mr and Mrs. Wheelock, who reside at Green Bay, Michigan, had ever visited big mining camp or shelter and as the U. V. & P. narrow gauge railroad was the crookedest rail road they had ever travelled over, the trip was one of great interest to them.
 Will l.. Clark, general manager of the United Verde Copper company's