Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-11
FRIDAY's DAMY.

city.
 There will be a meeting of NJ. F
 X l.. Co. No. 1, tonight. II. CamI
 Secretary.
 A Prescott Chinaman is of th
 opiniou that since he was registere
 he Is entitled to vote.
 John Duke has applied for letter
 ot administration on the estate c
 Barbara Darcy, deceased.
 Dr. Allderdice, who has been seri
 ously i'll with pSlpitation If tn
 heart. IS much improved today. i Arrivals from Southern Arizoni
 speak of the good times YavapaI i
 enjoying We're just moderate
 that's all.
 Chief Burton and officer Prime,
 throw dust lively in their move
 ments over town. Nothing slow
 with them.
 Mrs. N. c. Mortesen came in yes
 terday from the Yarnell for a few
 days visit, and is staying at the
 Johnson House.
 John Martin, the agreeable and successful manager of the Crowned
 King mine, arrived yesterday. He | gives good account of the product of recent runs.
 Two ear loads of machinery for the Rich Hill Placer Co. arrived tol day, to be followed by another ear load tomorrow. 1t will be shipped to Stanton at once.
 Jake Weber drew the ladies silk plush sewing chair at the Prescott Opera House last night. Jakey is somewhat timid over answering any questions as to what young lady will be the recipient.
 Rev. Joseph Smale entertained Phenlcians Wednesday evening with one of his recitations. This must not be taken as evidence that Pres colt IS not good financial or liter ary field. / The board of Supervisors today are out selecting a site for a county hospital. They are looking at San ders near Sam Miller's as place to relieve the indignation of west Pres colt residents.
 -. Isaac Harris, a young man about 2l years of age, died this morning at l o'clock and was buried this forenoon. He had parents living at Walnut Creek, and was attended during his last hours by brother and sister, his mother and other relatives being absent in California.
 L. J. Bailey, conductor of the con tram on the new road, has returned aud Is again on duty. His trip to Oregon was of more impor- tance to him than all the railroads | of the universe-it was a darling little boy that greeted him.
 Very good news is received from l lhe 1arnell mine. A fine body of | ore has resulted from the recent contract work on the property by | Mortesen and associates, and the | mill will probably be run steady | hereafter.
 The play at the theatre last even ng by the Pretzel company was unusually we'll rendered. The com pany IS good one and should re- ,eive full houses.
 pr. Miller and Chief of Police Burton are making the rounds of he various alleys and streets in Prescott, sizing up" their sanitary preparatory to effective work. They are not equipped with nagnifying glasses in their investi- cations either
 John Derr, the Flagstaff tailor, las concluded to locate in Prescott permanently, after the 20th. With wo such good tailors as Voigt. ander and Derr, in town, don't pay irummers' travelling and other ex- 'enses who come to Prescott. Stay with the home boys, by all means.
 Prescott barber shops have raised heir Sunday blockade, and hereaf CT all places will be kept open on he Lords day for custom. This nove is not a voluntary one on the 'art of the barbers. but is brought bout by one disciple going back m the proposition of Sunday clos ng.
 Again are we called upon to hronicle another death in the orely afflicted Pentland family. linnie, the eldest daughter, died t D o'clock this morning, making he third death which has occurred Ii the family within three weeks. Ter death, following so closely , pon that of the others has caused ( terrible gloom over the commu- ity. \ feeling of sadness and is felt that can not be ex- ressed. Deceased was To years ? months and days old. All that . 'as possible, all that medical sci I nee could suggest was done for the hree girls, but the disease was of ] he most malignant form, and baf- C ed all efforts to stay its progress. he attending physician has re- ! lained with his patie.-ts day and z ight, and has neglected his other ' atients in trying to save their f yes, but the decrees of Providence { ere against him. The parents, ' rothers and sisters are distracted ' ith grief over their terrible loss.
 OUR WILLIAM. q e Catches on to Juicy Plum at Lass, A dispatch from Washington of S pril 2, says that William C. Eos h IT, of Prescott, Arizona, mas been