Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-23
WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO, 1893
From Fridays Daily.

OEs Ss w. "OO0o oA JoiOu1O ls LII town.
 Prof G. D. Ostrom returned this morning from his visit to Phenix.
 E. B. Modem has commenced his annual assessment of city property.
 There were twenty-six arrivals at Hotel Burke yesterday.
 Harvey H. Helm is up from Wick enbarg for brief visit.
 The closing nt the Kindergarten year DC urred tlis afternoon.
 Mr.. r. J. Ca-ugan came up from Congtes- vest iF, accompanied by her ,o Wal
 Mr a. d Ms F M. Mgrphy are eu route hom om the east, due to arrive to norTuw afternoon.
 R NJ. Doug y of the Bradshaw mountains is making hIs periodical visit to Prescott.
 Read the new Oxford ties adver- tisemrnt of the Bashford- Burmister company ID thls issue.
 Miss Lilah Hawkins. daughter of Judge and Mrs. J J. Hawkins, gave a party last evening to number of her young friends
 R. D. Grant, he railway postal clerk. who was held up in the train robbe Y on February s, arrived in Prescott last evening.
 Our contemporary's nightmare this morning was one of the old timers of the Martin-Murphy, Mur- phy- Martin form.
 JIG. Hill, of Montslvo, Califor- nia, came in on yesterdays train and left today for the Bradshaw mountains, where he Is interested in mining.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha is up again from Congress accompanied by his young son Richard Boschs. This trip he brought up woman who is accused Of cutting another woman in the face at Congress.
 A Cblnaman was taken of this mornings north bound train and lodged in jail ia obedience to tel egram from Sheriff Orme of Mari copa county.
 The Prescottites are arranging for a grand two days celebration on the Fourth of July. No expense will be spared to make the eveut the greatest in the history of that city. Prescott is a hospitable city, and visitors may be sure of warm vel come and excellent treatment.-Ga- zet:e.
 4 Washingtos telegram published in the Phenix Herald says: The senate. in executive session, today recO mmitted the nomination of NJ. II. McCord, to be Governor of Ari- zons. to the committee on territor- ies aud instructed the committee to send for persons ard papers to in yes gate the charges made against the appointee.
 Henry J. Cleveland of Arizola, Pinal county, has been appointed In6ila agent st Sacatou. Mir. Glove land was a former resident of Ohio, where he served as state senttor and IS an old ma friend of PIesi- dent Mckinley, He has resided in Arizona about eight years and is an uncompromising republican.
 T. E. Carey's many Arizona friends will be pleased to learn that he has rt ceived a good position on an eastern railr pad. He is a first class railroad man and made a hest of friends in this territory while connected with the s F. F. & F. railroad. He aud his family are re- siding in Chicago. The JoURNAL-MISEB discarded its 2- horse power water motor on account of the exhorbitaLt rates charged by the city, S20 per month Tor less than forty hours run. It substituted a gasoline engine which 1t has been 1 able to run for the same service for S4 per month or less, a reduction of forty cents per hour.
 Chief Justice 4. c. Baker has just rendered a decision in Maricopa county to the effect that members of the board of supervisors are not entitled to extra compensation Tor experimenting road work. Under | this decieion that county will re- cover several hun dred dollars paid out to supervisors.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 E.E. Ellinwood has gone east.
 F. E. Burt made a flying visit to Phenix today.
 Miss Mary Jennings has returned from Phenix.
 s. E. Fuller returned last night from trip east.
 Chas. Bauer, native of Germany, was admitted to citizenship yester- day.
 Al Parshall. an old time engineer on the A. & P. railroad, was in town today.
 The grand jury expects to com plete it's labors and adjourn this evening.
 The Herald faTors bonding the city cf Phenix to build a S25,OO opera house.