Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-16

uEs. M. J. l@aHuOn leIJ IOOdy TOT Los Angeles.
 H. Justins, a travelling man left for Los Angeles today.
 Police officers should strictly en- force the curfew ordinance.
 H. E. Campbell, a prominent resi- dent of Flagstaff, is in town.
 B. L. Mccoy and family have re- turned from their visit to California.
 Bisbee has an epi iemic of measles, and Naco has several cases of small pox.
 Joseph Gaines and Mrs. Omet were married at Congress by Justice J. L. Hall last week
 Deputy Sheriff Geo. Heisler return led today from an official trip to the Bradshaw mountains.
 Mrs. W. D. Berry left on yesterday train for a visit with relatives in Springdale, Arkansas.
 Prof. A. J. Matthews, of the Tempe normal school, was in Prescott on Sunday for a visit to his mother.
 John Derr has rented the north half of the Raible block and will move his tailoring establishment there.
 D. NJ. Timmon, who has been in town for several days returned today to the Jerome Canyon Copper camp.
 The base ball fever has broken out in most malignant form here. Even an epidemic of it is entirely harmless.
 Thomas King was brought in from Ash Fork Saturday by Deputy Hall to serve a thirty days sentence for mis- demeanor.
 c. E. Price and Miss Martin were married at Cherry creek recently at the home of Judge and Mrs. Richard De Kuhn.
 Dr. Southworth expects his wife to arrive this evening. They will re- side in one of the Fisher flats on Pleasant street.
 Joe Melvin, the genial, whole souled, "big Joe" of the Hotel Burke force has gone to Harrisburg where he is interested in mines.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Davis have rented the A. c. Burmister residence on Mt. Vernon street ana are now comfortably domiciled in it.
 Geo. P. Harrington came in yester- day from Crowned King and went to Phenix on last nights train on brief business trip. He expects to re- turn tomorrow.
 The regular annual Easter sale of the NJ. E. church will be held this year at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Lit on South Pleasant street. The date is March 8.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Nj. Reed, formerly of Bisbee, have engaged to furnish music for the Palace. Mir. Reed is said to be an excellent violinist while his wife is a gifted vocalist.
 The regular meeting of the musical section of the Monday club has been postponed from tomorrow to Tuesday, March 2, one week from tomorrow. The meeting will be held at three o'clock.
 R. s. Holmes, railroad agent, was seriously hurt at Ash Fork last Satur- day by being caught between two cars. He has a broken arm, bad bruises and internal injuries. He was taken to Los Angeles.
 J. H. Lee presented the lowest bid for the construction of a new target range for the government. The To- cation of the range will remain the same as last year, but an entirely new range will be constructed. The work is required to be completed within fifty days.
 Col. c. W. Dunn, who is announced as having been selected as successor to 1. T. Stoddard as secretary of the territory is an old time and intiamte friend NJ. 5. Taft of the Victor Mining company. Col. Dunn is also interested in the Victor mine as we'll as having other mining interests in this section.
 pr. H. ). Otto, a young physician of New Orleans, who practiced medi- cine for a short time in Prescott, and who became very popular here in ad- dition to practicing his profession at New Orleans, is now associated with his brother there in conducting a drug store. His friends here will be pleased to learn of his success.
 A telegram was received by the Journal Miner from Bakersfield, Cali fornia, after the forms had been put on the press Saturday which says: A negro was arrested in Mojave last night for an unmentionable crime was taken. from jail here by a mob and tarred and feathered and was then either clubbed or shot to death.
 A couple of frisky boys bumped up against the law today for improper ac- tions yesterday towards a couple of girls and got jolt that they will re- member for some time, one of them being fined s25 and the other sl5. The names are withheld as it is a lesson which they will probably profit from, and the Journal Miner has no desire to further humiliate them. It is les son that other boys of the town would do well to heed also, and which should serve as a warning to them.
 The Coronado Tent City concert band which visited this city last year and which achieved such a great sue cess will be here again this year, May p, and will give another of it's fine concerts. It includes in its members some of the finest musicians in the country. Several fine instrumental ists have been added during the past . 4 l.