Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21


 ye tonight for work in the frs
 ree.
 Rapid progress is being made il J work of enlarging the Corne 1g store.
 J. Mulvenon and bride wer,
 naded last night by the Prescott fsss band.
 hong the articles to be disposed
 At the Catholic Fair is a fin, tck horse.
 1lneS H. Mills and wife have solo
 20 in block 22, Prescott, to Henrl nlEns for $2l2
 4ke Prescott. contingent at the HoEinter Fair is quite large, and sIill increasing.
 Ihe funeral of the lat Jobn Nc iTide took place this aft rnoon from -st Catholic church. : seferal Prescott parties are pre- 1EIng to go to Congress when that 7Ns starts up again.
 te melting snow in the noun es has caused quite a stream of U in Granite creek.
 nongthe usefcl articles donated he Catholic fair, is a handsome a watch valued at Sl50.
 Ghloride Jack" Owens, Ed. Aus snd Joe McAvIn left this morn en a prospecting tour.
 he live stock sanitary commis- n visited :he glandered district t Tempe, last Saturday.
 - Lyster, the eminent physician >etroit, still remains to enjoy the ona climate at Whipple.
 he arbitrators in the matter of |
 Of way through Rudy's ranch | IeIuded their lsbors to-day. lke little daughter of Mir. and |
 Robert DeLarge, of Agua Fria, s1eE reported out of danger.
 he Bsptists talk of building a
 Fharch this year. The Catho-
 Ire also arranging to complete Toughs hose company and friends had a jolly time last ,k q at their reception to w. J. senon'
 ark Bradley and Reuben H. |
 left For their Groom creek I sng camp this afternoon by pri- Conveyance. Sfeen cents includes admission sisr refreshments at the Ladies social on Friday evening. No ita charge to get away.
 and Mrs. Thomas Carroll. of llton, Verde valley, are in town, eNfte to San Francisco to visit ' idwinter Fair and relatives. city reservoir will be emptied ] Bfndsy in order to clean it out
 been filled to within four
 of the top without any leak entertainment at the opera tonight promises 10 be quite nteresting one. The proceeds VEo towards building the Catho- l hhrch. l cd is being purchased near ! shnm's well, on the Black Can road, twelve miles out of Phe- 7 Hith a view of boring for arte- l eater. eording to the Phenix papers, Stewart is quite sick. He has , In Phenix for the benefit of ! i eelth, but left without any inn .nent.
 Catholic Fair will open in !
 ?. hall tomorrow evening at | .'pck, and will continue until a eay evening, when it will close c
 raffle.
 town is being worked again T mother advertising scheme. :: zaslng desks and nickel plated i z Ands, covered with advertise are getting rather stale.
 Thompson has just com . .
 ihe contract of furnishing II nn
 feet ot lumber for the Gladi- .
 ne. When it comes to get D rustle on the lumber business. sFAre very few in the country ti p beat NIT. Thompson. u #kge Slnes has sold the Sazerac C
 the purchaser being John
 Tho has been au employee of R,ece for several years. The J' Is repapering and repaiutinp n 7,ece aud will close it up tenn l " this evening until this work a @pleted. \ s Gazette says that Phenix is
 handsome girls, there being P' Eirls to every boy. Send the Es p,
 product to this section. Our L
 Hull grown pretty girls is t Dt
 snort, but "Oh, dear,S what |"
 crop of lovely creatures who
 pidly growing into woman by S Decided movement in real es- m eas been visible during inc mas, as -Phenix Gazette. So tbsre al
 The high wind drove if clear
 "a Havapai county and the m nent seemed strong enough to Al to Coconino county. Windy ol Pr always causes a decided ar bent in Salt river valley real tit
 Pentland's residence was to -N Tn quarantine to-day on ac- m, 2 of diphtheria. The afflicted an Rariotte, aged about five wears, Pr