Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

lightful trip,
A typographical error in the Jour
nal Miner last evening made the paper
say that ''R H. Burmister'' had re-
signed his position with the Bank of
Arizona. The name should have read
Robert B." Burmister.
DR.. Walls residence, which was
sold few days ago to J.B. Tomlinson,
is being repaired where it was dam.
aged by the recent fire, and will soon
be in first class shape again and will
then be occupied by MIR. Tomlinson
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Higley returned
this morning from visit sto Phenix.
They we're accompanied by D. B. Hig-
ley, of Sterling, Kansas, a brother or
W. S. D. B. Higley was accompanied
by his son. They will spend a few
days visiting in Prescott.
John Duke has returned from Phe-
nix where he attended the meeting OF
the territorial cattlemon's association.
He is enthusiastic over the meeting
and expresses himself as of the opin
ion that great good will result to the
cattlemen of Arizona as a result of
the formation of the association.
The stockholders of the Model Min
ing company met in the offices of
Hon. E. E. Ellinwood yesterday and
elected the following officers: Frank
jaeger, president and treasurer ire
elected); Cbas. G. Schneider, vice
president; John jaeger, secretary !;
Chas. Loptien and Fred Very, direct
ors.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Middleton re-
turned to Prescott last night after
spending several weeks in the east.
There were five wealthy gentlemen
of New York City arrived with them
who came here for the purpose of
looking over the property of the Brad
shaw Mountain Copper Mining and
Smelling company.
Preparations are in progress today
for the production of "Birds of a
Feather" by the Andrews Opera COM
pany in Odd Fellows hall next Tues
day evening under the auspices of the
Red Men and Degree of Pocahontas.
The matter will be definitely an
nounced tomorrow in the Journal
Miner.
F. II. Eaton, who passed between
5000 and $500 worth of worthless
checks on Prescott merchants, was ar
rested last evening in Phenix .on tele-
graphic advices from the sheriff (
office here. He will be kept in the
Phenix Jail until Sheriff Roberts re.
turns from Benson in a couple of days
when be will be brought to Prescott
| for trial.
Andrew Carnegie has made the
statement in writing that he will give
s25, 900 toward the construction of a
public library at Phenix, Arizona.
The gift will be made Immediately il
the city council of Phenix will agree
to appropriate ten per cent of the en-
dowment annually for the mainten'
ance of the library.
Mrs. Ross, wife of Master Mechanic
George Ross, of the United Verde
Copper company, at Jerome, accom-
panied by her sons wife and little
son, came up from Phenix yesterday
where they had been visiting for sew
eral days. They visited in Prescott
till this morning when they went on
to Jerome.
Little Mable Lloyd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Lloyd, had the misfor-
tune last evening to get her wrist
fractured. She was riding a burro
when the animal fell, as near as can
be learned, and stepped on the arm,
breaking the bones at the wrist and
causing a very painful wound. DR..
McGlnnis was called and set the frac-
tured bone and the child is doing
nicely.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of the Woodmen lodge
last night: T. L. Shultz, consul
com. Thos. Houlahan, adv. lieut.. ;
Neil NJ. Macdonald, Banker; W. I.
Goldsworthy, clerk; j. B. Rogers, es-
cort; J: B. McNally, physician; c.
W. Moore, manager; j. S. Atkins,
Waterman; Geo. Beck, sentry. In
stallation will be held two weeks from
last night.
The January term of the territorial
supreme court opened yesterday morn
ing at ten o'clock. The session was a
short one, an adjournment being taken
before noon. A great array of legal
talent was noted, nearly all the emin-
ent lawyers of the territory we're pres
ent. U. 7. Clotfelter of Prescott,
Jas. II. Land of Phenix and Josiah
Ide of Tucson, we're admitted to prac-
tice before the supreme court. A COM
mittee consisting of Ben Goodrich,
Jno. j. Hawkins and S. Z. Hazard
was appointed to examine Ostora Glib
son of Tombstone, Frank Bennett and
Louis Anderson of Phenix, and ".
P. Miller of Tombstone, applicants for
admission to practice before the SUI
preme court.
DR.. Henry T. Southworth is a recent
arrival from Chicago and has deter
mined to locate in Prescott and has
formed partnership with DR.. G. H.
McGinnis for the general practice of
medicine and surgery. DR.. South
worth comes to Prescott with the
finest recommendations, being a grad
uate of two or three of the best med
ical schools in the east and having
been an instructor and clinician in
one of the leading medical colleges of
the city of Chicago. He has also had
an extensive experience in hospital
work in Chicago which has given him
a wonderful experience in the line of
surgery, in which he is very proficient.
His speciality, however, is the eye and
ear, and this combined with the spe-
cialties of DR.. McGinnis, of the nose,