Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-10
From Saturdays Daily.

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 The board of supervisors is out on a iaunt today, viewing roads in the direction of Point of Rocks.
 E. R. Bayless, a business man of Seligman, Is in town, and reports that town as prosperous.
 Sheriff Ruifner will arrive from Chicago this evening from Chicago, with Homer Campbell in his GUS tody.
 George B. Brajevich, who has bought out Stefan's candy kitchen, is having new shelves put in and is generally remodeling the store.
 Thos. R. Cing, of Chino valley, was sworn in yesterday before Pro- bate Judge Hicks as trustee of school district No. 32.
 Captain Hough, together with his family, has returned from the re- cruiting service in Indiana and joined the company at Whipple.
 Prescott is one of the many beau. tiful Arizona towns. Its climate Is incompatible and surroundings magnificent. - Gazette. Thanks Send in your bill.
 A new dining hall i0xS0 feet in size is being built to the insane asylum at Phenix When this is completed the old dining rooms will be converted into dormitories for the accommodation of the patients.
 W. W. Bremen, we'll known min- ing man of Globe, committed sui eide in the hospital at Silver city, \. NJ, on November 3. Business reverses is said to be the cause.
 Prof Willard w. Parker, vice pres ident of Throop Polytechnic Insti- ute, has accepted the presidency of the Territorial University of Ari- zona. Prof. Parker will arrive from Pasadena, California, in a few days, and take charge of the institution next week.
 A. E. Cobb, of PEenix, is in town.
 Work on the A. O. U. w. Temple at Tucson is progressing rapidly.
 N. O. Murphy is up from Castle creek hot springs.
 A new sign is being painted on the front of Kelly and Stephens store.
 Thanksgiving will be celebrated Williamson valley by dance at the home of MT. and Mrs, A. G. Dillon.
 Mrs. Daisy Bruce, administrative of the estate of James F. Bruce, de- ceased, was granted an order of sale by Judge Hicks today, authorizing her to sell personal property.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: F.. R Bay less, Georgia; L. Hardy, Seligman; J. H. Collins, Jerome; Sam Foran. Chaparral; J. NJ. Bingham, Jerome; \. O. Murphy, Castle Creek Hot ! Springs; Hugh E. Wilson, Grand 1 Rapids, Mich; A. W. Berry, w. c. l Campbell, Otto Kaiser, Los Ange- les.
 Chaplain George G. Mullins, |. l $. A., retired, was a visitor 10 Pres colt for few days this week and | left last night for the south. The chaplain met many acquaintauces l during his brief stay in town who | listened to bis divine logic in days | gone, and in recalling his devotional I life all speak of hIm as a jealous ard | minister.
 W. c. Wingfeld, an industrious 1 and leading citizen of the Verde. IS among Prescott friends for few days. Like all "stayers' with that fertile and progressive section of Yayapai, Mir. WIugteld l never tires in singing its praises and says that he would not swap" tue same for the Klondike. Flying ma chimes, he says, will be useful soon . il the road to Prescott is not re- paired.
 Forty or fifty men will be sent out from this city within the next cou- pie of days by the $. F., r. X r. railroad, to equip work train, which will be placed on that road and kept at work until the road bed is brought up to a high state of per fection.-Herald.
 From Mondays Daily.
 United States Attorney E. E. Ellinwood is in town.
 Phenix elected a republican as member of the city council from the third ward on Saturday.
 The Good Templars will have very important matters come up be- fore the members this evening for All are requested to attend.
 Three or four cars of the south bound train were derailed in the outskirts of PhenIx on Friday night. The accident was caused by New York Central furniture car. No serious trouble was experienced.
 R. E. Morrison went to Phenix yesterday evening on business.
 Geo. H. Cook, the jeweler, is in Phenix.
 There was lively practice game 1f foot ball between the Prescott md Whipple boys Sunday after noon. The score was a tie, stand ng to 4.
 The annual meeting of the local W. C. T. U. will be held in the church Tuesday after loon at 2:30 o'clock. All members ,f the Union are requested to attend.
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