Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-20
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 K. of P. lodge meets tonight.
 Prescott lodge K. of P. will ban quet their visiting brothers tonight
 W. F. Lam grebe has deeded lots and :, block 2S, Prescott, io E. IL White.
 Admission to the Wallace shows will be SI. Children under aiae years ta.f price.
 Prof Ford and his wife will give their first dance in Prescott, at the opera house this evening.
 The Wallace shows will pass : through PreSco;tupxt Sunday morn ing by special trains for Pheui1.
 Members ot the k. of ? Grand Lodge went out ih;s mu to Whipple tc witness the t:- drslL Under the new umo schedule pas sengers can leave Pre- colt a. 4:2O p. m. and be in Los Angeles the follow ing day iu time for lunch at l r. n. ! W. D. Monmonier, Of Tombstone, has been admitted tc the practice ] of law.
 Mrs. Carrie A. E,sns has been 5p- ! pointed a men Der of the HoTmSl school boari, vice Rebecca Phil ! lips resIsueG
 Bruce PerleY has resigned as sec reiary of the chamber ot commerce of Pnenix, position he has filed ] for several years.
 The weather clerk this morning gave 8 fair sample of hls choicest Prescott weather, for the b,neht of our Knightly visitors.
 Lee Anderson was brought in from the Last Chance mine las. evening suffering from broken arm, the re- suit ot aD accident there. He Is st the Sisters hospital.
 There gre two newspaper men in the delegation of Knights of Pyihias nOw visiting Prescott. They are AnsCn Ii. Smith, of the Mohave Miner, and C. M. Porter of the Bis bee O!h.
 Governor Franklin appointed Geo. W. r. Hunt a. commissioner of i'm migration for Gila county. As Mir. Hunt was member 0f the legisla ture which created the office he is not a! igioic.
 The Prescott Electric company is putting iu u-w poles, which are much higher than these in use at present along Gurley street. They have also ordered Q new switch board which Is expected here about the first of June.
 Delegate \. O. Murphy has for warded to T. ". Otis POO packages l of vegetable seed and ten packages l of flower seeds for free distribution. l Parties desiring any of these seeds should call on Mir. Otis or send their | order with stamps enclosed fl wanted b. nal.
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 Iu McCiure's Magazine for May, Garrett ?. Serviss relates his ex- Perience in climbing Mont Blanc in the midst oi terrible blizZsTd-an | experience that put pluck and hardi- hood tU about their last test, aud | which, in the relation, often makes | the reader catch his breath The | paper is fully illustrated. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, in paper admirable for its lightuess and grace or touch, tells of he conflict she, as very | young and ingenious author. all un- witt!Gg!y raised among readers sud reviewers by the publication of The Gates Ajar.' In all the history of literature there are few more curious stories,
 Jake Marks left for san Francisco this afternoon.
 Rev. c. F. Boyard, went to Glen dale this morning.
 Attorney General Wilson came up from Phenix this afternoon.
 Mrs. (. II. AkerS is recovering from a severe attack of tonsilitis.
 J. l.. Fisher has been appointed a notary public by Governor Frank In.
 Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon left on this afternoons train for a visit 10 Oakland.
 IT. Stoddard came in from his mining camp yesterday accompanied by his daug ter.
 Judge E. V. Sanford, Judge J. H. Wright and P. L. kastuer have re- turned iron Phenix.
 Mrs. E. W. Wells. Miss Helen Wells and Mrs. J. l.. Fisher re- turned from Phenix this afternoon.
 Mrs. J. F. Lucwig, wife of the Western Union Telegraph com pany's Prescott manager. came in this morning to join her husband.
 Homer E. Byler, of Trinidad, Col orado, specinl agent of the Equit- able Life Assurance society, of New York. IS making a business visit to Prescott.
 Miss Jennie Griswold. sister of Ms. T. L. Schultz. arrived on this