Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-18

tia of that state for period of four
years, unless sooner relieved. Lieut..
Gen. Miles. while on the duty herein
specified, is entitled, under the act of
April %, 1901, to receipt the full pay
and allowances of his grade.
Governor A. o. Brodie came up ON
yesterdays train from Phoenix return
ing to the capitol city again last
night. Speaking of the Statehood bill
the governor says that Arizona will
not be hurt by it, indicating
that it will not pass OF if it should it
will be so amended that Arizona can
reject it.
A party of Wisconsin people who
have been spending several weeks in
Prescott left yesterday for Los Ange-
les, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the winter. The gentle
men connected with the party are all
interested in the Mt Union Consoli-
dated Mining company and have been
visiting that property. The party con-
sisted of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Green
and their daughter, Miss Bessie Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Green and Mr..
and Mrs. A c. Schreister and son.
Their homes are in Appleton, Wis.
Sam Bright, who has been at Mercy
hospital for several months will leave
on Monday for San Jacinto hot springs,
California, in the hopes. that the
change may benefit his health. He
will be accompanied by J. W. Dough-
erty and his son J. F. Dougherty, who
will care for him Ola the trip. Mr.
Bright has been cor fined to the house
with rheumatism for about five
years. Any of his oh friends who
would like to see hin. before leaving
will be cordially received by him at
the hospital. Mr.. D5Y-herty will re-
main with him for couple of months
at San Jacinto.
The Champions OF Fraternity have
installed the following officers for the
ensuing year: Past president, II. NJ.
Maus; president, 5. E Ferguson; vice
president, Thomas McVeagh; chap
lain, Mrs. Nellie q. Conner; secre-
tary, P. G. Allardyce; treasurer, NJ.
E. Spaulding; physicians, Drs. h. T
Southworth, J. B. McNally, W. l.
Linn; assembly deputy, ". f. Van
Meter; entertainer, Nathan Hart; cap
tain of drill, Henry Yates; marshal,
f. J. Derr; right guide, J. J. Sween-
ey left guide, E. L. Jones; sentinel,
Nathan Herzbe1g; warden, 6. r. Ste
vensun; sentry, H. NJ. Conner; must
clans, Z. Emanuel and Miss Carpen-
ter; senior conductors, Misses Maud
Clark and Estella Wager; Junior con
ductors, Misses Elizabeth McCready
and fora Jasperson; escorts, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hart, Miss Cherry B. Van
Lindt, Miss J. Patterson, Miss E J.
Foster, Miss A. S. Gallery, Miss
Helen g. Gallery; finance committee,
". F. Davis, J. NJ Elliott: trustees,
W. L. Howard, Eli r. Stauffer. Re
reshments were served and dancing
was INDUCED in after the installation
ceremonies were concluded.
Hon. L. R. Barrow, a member of the
lower house of the legislature of two
years ago, left last night for the CAPT
tai city, where he will spend the vim
ter. He is also a candidate for he
position of sergeant at arms of he
council of the coming session, and
has secured the support of an infiuen-
tial element to assist him. Mr.. Bar
row is slayer for the cause of democ-
racy, and in any aud all campaigns
renders an excellent account of his
work toward that cause. Outside the
channel of partisan duty he is genial
and whole souled person, and the fact
of him being from Yavapai should in
itself be strong argument in asking
his brethren of democracy to consider
the claims he makes for recognition at
this time. We trust that Yavapai will
get something from the solons below,
for if there ever was a ture blue con-
stituency of the unit rrified we are To-
Gated at the headwaters of that belief.
That is the only disagreeable feature
to US of Mr.. Barrow S ambitions.