Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-03
From Fridays Daily.

are in quarantine with scarlet fever
 During the absence of Chas. H
 Akers, E. H. Fredericks is acting lchief of the fire department.
 Notwithstanding the heavy traffic Tn cattle as we'll as miscellaneous freight, the s. F., P. & P. trains are running on time these days
 J. P. Bruce sent one of his big teams to Cherry creek to-day with a lot of lumber and a cargo of mixed merchandise for that prosperous camp.
 | Mrs. J. c. Herndon gave a delight ful reception yesterday afternoon to the ladles of Prescott and Whipple. The afternoon was pleasantly spent by all in attendance.
 The maximum temperature yes terday as reported by the observer at Whipple was 94; minimum 60. Up to noon to-day the maximum was S4.
 The weather made another very violent attempt to rain to-day, but as heretofore It proved failure. A few big drops fell but not enough to lay the dust.
 Tomorrow will be observed as s legal holiday by the post office, ex- cept that for the accommodation of patrons from the country, the gen eral delivery will be open from 3 to 3 o'clock p. ID.
 Miss Flora May Weatherford and Robert FinnIe, both of Flagstaff were married on Tuesday, May 26. Both the bride and groom are well known iD Prescott and their many friends here will wish them much happiness.
 An exchange remarks that some of the campaign biographies are in error in locating McKinley's first vote. His first vote was east for Abraham Lincoln in 1884. It was cast in Virginia while his regiment was in the field. aud the three men who went with the young lieutenant to the ballot box were Phillip H. Sheridan, Rutherford B. Hayes and Alfred H. Terry. All fou- were for Lincoln.
 The Prescott contingent of the Woodmen of the World, demon strated last night that their order is not exclusively for business and benevolence, but that 1t can, on oc- casIons, vie with other organizations in social matters. Knights of Py- thias hall was filled with ncIobers of the order, their wives anu sweet hearts and friends, the occasion be- ing a social log rolling given by the order. A varied programme, inclu- ding addresses, music and dancing was rendered, while refreshments were also served, the occasion prov a very pleasant one. The members of the Arizona Medical Association attended in 6 body, and joined in the social festivities.
 McClure's Magazine for June con tains a little battle study by Stephen Crane that, in its way, is more dramatic and striking than even, Red Badge of Courage" the novel by Mir. Crane, which is now attract ing so much attention both in America and England. It shows, unmistakably, the hand of genius. While presenting with the strictest realism all the grimRsss of war, it is pleasant, and ever humorous, in the denouement. Another bit of most distinguished fiction in the same number is Rudyard Kipling's "In the Rukh"-one ef Kipling's earlier stories, but also one of his best, relating how that ever entertaining orphan of the Jungle, Mowgli, made acquaintance with white men and became a lover.
 E. B. Gage went to Congress to- day.
 Major ". 4. Rowe is in town from his mining camp.
 Virgil Earp is in town from his mining camp near Thumb Butte.
 Miss Martha Gage, of Tempe, is visiting her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Gage, in Prescott.
 S. c. Cotton, father of the late pr. Cotton, is quite ill with pneu- monia.
 Grant Carter, wife and child are in town to receive medical attention for the latter.
 Senator Tom Davis came in this morning from Jerome, where he made a very successful and lucrative business visit.
 Mrs. E. L. Shultz, of Phenix, mother of Mrs. A. J. Knobhock and T. L. Schultz, is visiting eer rela- tives in Prescott.
 Misses Kate L. Heizer and Ests Miller came in yesterday fir, pm the each of them having just closed term of school.
 MT. and Mrs. Bake, of P heniI. arrived in Prescott this morning from a two months wedding trip, during which they visited MeIi co.
 T.W. Johnston returned last light from a visit east. He left St. Iouisi just twenty-four hours in adv ance of the big cyclone there. He says that the weather was oppressi vely warm during his visit.
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 From Mondays Daily.