Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-08-19
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Rev. II. A. Brown had good audi ences at his services yesterday m th, Episcopal church. He has decided 10 remain in Prescott over next Sun day.
 Hill C. Moore. the architect anC builder of Prescott, Is one of th, hneal descendants of Anneke Jans for whom there Is an estate amount ing to SS0.0O0,OO0 in money m tn, the bank of Holland. He received a communication this morning stat ] ing it was expected that the estate would be distributed by January l 1897. There are about 2oOO helT' in all, which would give each on, StO,OOO. The Trinity church prop erty m New York also belongs tC the descendants of Auneke Jans anC while they have been making lega fight to secure this property toC they are not sauguine of success.
 Members of the Prescott gun clut made the following scores yesterday Stevens, Is; Hill, Is, Jackson, l6 Frantz, l5; Manderielt, 10; Marks r.; Barnharit, 10; Ellis, 9; Hastings \; Doubles, five pair Stevens, 10 Marks, D; Manderfelt, |; Hill, 1 Frantz, i, Hastings, 3.
 Dr. Weeks, the travelling patent medicine man who was Iu PheulX several months ago with a troupe oi players met with a warm reception at Clifton few days ago. During the progress of his lecture a buIly Irish man mounted tn platform and paid his respects Co the doctor by strlk ing him a blow iu the face. Repub- hcan.
 Miss Flora Hanna was married in Tempe recently to Chas P. Mullen, a prominent young business man Ot that place
 Tho democrats have issued a cali for their county convention to be held on Saturday, September ..
 The funeral of the late Mrs. R r.. Morrison took place yesterday morning at 2 o'clock from the family residence The funeral coIte-e was one of the largest seen m Prescott for a long time. showing the respect that was entertained Tor deceased as well as the profound sympathy felt for her relatives ID their sad heTeave- ment. Several of the ladies deco rated her grave beautifully, while the floral otTeri IFS were most pro fuse. The lodge of Woodm men of which MT. Morrison isa member, as tended in a body.
 \ heavy ram sto.m is re orted to have occurred last Saturday night to the south of Prescott. IL covered all the country from Kirkland val lev to Phenix. When the south bound train reached the Date Creek mesa 1t was a lake of water and as a precautionary measure the train ran at rate of only about ten miles per hour. No damage has been re- ported however.
 Our contemporary very sadly mis- takes the temper of the JOURNAL MINER in regard to "business brought to Prescott" by it. Instead of being envious, the JoURNAL-MINER cOngrdtulateS its contemporary on its success m securing good bi z slice of territorial printing, and hopes that it may get an abund- auce more it.
 A man named Chas. Rogers was arrested at Phenix a few days since. He Is supposed to have been one of the parties implicated in the rob bery of the postotiice. also in the attempted robbery of the safe Ot the city assessor of Phenix.
 Among the late promotions in the service of the :. F. r. & r. is that of John Kippur, an old time and accommodating railroader, who now yields the conductors punch. MT. kippur has the owl run from Ash Fork to Phenix, sud Is deserving oi the recognition shown him.
 Sam Laudon, one of the agreeable and careful engineers of the :. r. P. x F., was brought up from Phe- nix Saturday night, becoming sud denly and seriously III at that poiut last Friday while on his regular run. His condition has improved very much since returning to his home in this city ard IS said to be out Of danger to-day.
 MT. and Mrs R. C. Bates, of Wal nut Grove, returned yesterday from a xweeks' visit to California.
 Miss Lottie Plattenburg, sister of W. C. Plattenburg. StenogTapher in MT. Sargent's office, IS visiting with the latter and his wife in Prescott, having accompanied Mrs. Patton burg on her return from the east q short time since.
 Mrs. Harry Elliott and her daugh ter Miss Fannie are now residing at Congress where MT. EllIot; ;s em- ployed on the Congress road.
 E. NJ. Fletcher, the urbane sales man with the Bashford- BurmIster company, will leave tomorrow for a visit east. \ number of his young friends have arranged to give a nice little private hop this evening in his honor.
 Miss May Genuug is recovering from a quite severe attack of neu- ralgia.
 Geo. A. Allen and J. E. Coker left for the Mogollon mountains today.
 Carl Martens, the tailor, left on Sundays train for his old home iu the state of Washington, where he owns some property. He likes Ari- zona and may return here again to reside.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard left on this af- ternoon's train for Kingman.
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