Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-18

ton is extended to all young people |
to attend. An admission fee of fifteen
cents will be charged which will in
clude refreshments
Sam Bright left on yesterdays train
for San Jacinto, California, where he
hopes to receive great benefit from
the waters of that place He has been
laid up for five or six years with rheu-
matism. a number of his friends
we're at the depot to bid him good bye
on his departure.
Mrs. Charles H. McLane, the wife
vi Judge McLane, was taken i'll few
days ago with an attack of pneumonia,
and last night was reported seriously
1 i'll. The many friends of this estima-
BILE lady will regret that she is affiict-
ed aud all hope tor her speedy recov-
cry.
The entertainment given on Satur-
day evening by Messrs. Tilton and
Fansler at Dougherty hall attracted
about $50 ladies and gentlemen. 1t
was a graphophone entertainment and
number of the records being good
dance music those in attendance who
desired to do so, INDUCED in this
form of amusement. The evening
proved a very enjoyable one to those
present.
Mrs. Broad gave very interesting
talk on Sunday afternoon in the Con-
gregational church to the Sunday
school children of Prescott. Mrs.
Broad served seventeen years as a mis-
sionary to the IroquoIs indians and
the subject of her talk was her expert
ence among those Indians. She sang
number of songs in the Iroquois Ian
guage. In the evening Rev. and Mrs.
Broad each delivered addresses at the
same place.
f. a. Bowman, of the Rainbow Min
ing company. operating in the Brad
shaw mountains, and successfully so,
came in yesterday from that section
on business matters and returns to-
day. He states that the snow in that
country measures over thirty inches
on a level, and that there is in conse-
quence the best of feeling among all
classes that the coming summer will
see a return of old time conditions in
an abundance of water for all pur-
poses.
II. c. Vincent, proprietor of the
Congress House, left yesterday for
Erie, Penn, in response to a telegram
announcing the death there on Sunday
of his mother. Deceased was seventy
five years old. The body will be held
for burial until after Mr.. Vincent's
arrival there, which will be on Thurs
day night, if he succeeds i'll making
connections at Chicago. Mr.. Vincent
has two brothers, a sister and half
brother, the latter being Bishop Vim
cent, whom he expects to meet at his
old home.
The first genuine Corean has reach
ed Prescott, and during yesterday, as
is customary with the other oriental
residents he INDUCED in bucking the
tiger to a finish. His physical appear
ance can be readily traced to that ma
tionality, wearing as he does a high
crowned bat, with little bunch of
hair on his chin. Otherwise he is
smooth shaven. He is also heavier in
build than either the Chinese or the
japanese, and will measure in height
nearly six feet. He is somewhat OF a
curiosity to all who saw him.
Our Mineral Wealth has the follow
ing to say of the Gold Road camp in
Mohave county: Judge Blakely will
occupy the pulpit Sunday evening
while Parson Ayers Will try to assim-
ilate little gospel truth into the
Gold Readers. Unless the latter have
improved since the democractic pri-
mary election be better keep his hand
on his wad. The reason that Keane
st. Charles places such a low estimate
on the Gold Readers is because they
turned him down hard during the
democratic primaries
All sorts of rumors are rife regard
ing the sale and repair of the Arizona
& Utah railroad. A 1umor was in cir
culation this week that the Santa Fe
had taken over the road and would
repair and operate it in connection
with the main line. If this is true it
will be a good thing for the people
residing up the range, as it will mean
through rates to and from the mines.
Heretofore the rate on ores was almost
the same as the wagon rate, which
made the shipping of very low grade
ore almost prohibitory .-Mohave Mi
ner.
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