Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-28
Fpm Monday's Daily.

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 his Verde ranch.
 There was quite heavy frost oI
 Saturday night.
 | Nathan Ellis. of Phenix, is gues
 of Hotel Burke.
 MT. Hoffman, 8 business man O
 Fools Gulch, is in town.
 Chas. H. Akers has returned iron
 his trip to Washington.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Dillon cam,
 in from Jerome this morning.
 Ten inches of snow were reported
 at Williams on Saturday morning. The coal and wood dealer still
 has shade the best of the ice man
 in business.
 c. J. Swasey and ". c. Orton are
 in town from Minnehaha, guests of the Burke.
 City Recorder Tom Shultz is nursing well defined case of base ball finger,
 Mrs. J. A. Tobin left for San Fran cisco on this afternoons train for a months visit.
 4 rain storm, amounting to almost a cloud burst, visited ;be Lynx creek section on Saturday.
 Messrs. Freeze and Turner have opened their invest tment and security business in the Palace saloon.
 The railroaders aBd printers will put up a red hot game of ball at the May Day picnic next Saturday.
 Rev. Bank will remain in Prescott another week, and will preach at the Baptist church sglin next Sun day.
 The Prescott brass band sere- nsded w. A Freeze and Robert Brow last night, in honor of the formers return to Prescott.
 Dr. Scott Helm came up again last night to visit his patient, Mrs. R. E. Wells. He reports her condi- ton greatly improved
 Wing6eld Ohmertz, better known as ''Old Colorado will have his examination at 3 o'clock tomorrow, ca 8 charge of horse stealing.
 Rev. Joseph Bowron has accepted a call to preach in Tucson, and will leave for there in a few day. Rev. Bowron IS s very able and eloquent preacher.
 Milo Philips, 8 capitalist of Min arrived in Prescott a few days since, and left this morning for the Santa Maria country, where he is interested in mining.
 Today, April 26. is the 18th ami versary of the introduction of Odd Fellowship in the United States. The day is usually celebrated by the order.
 Justice Moore decided the license ease, on Saturday, against Dr. Me- Csndless, in favor of the county and assessed the damages at just the price of the license, S3l aud costs.
 k. s. Jones, the genial manager of the Congress Gold Company's store, was passenger on this mornings south bound train, en route home from tho Los Angeles fiesta.
 The second annual account of F. I G. Brecht, as executor of the estate of J. O. Floyd, deceased, was al- 1 lowed and settled ia the probate | court today.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Doris, of | the former a member of the | we'll known firm of Doris Brothers. of that place, came up to Prescott and remained here oyer returning to Phenix again this morning.
 Judge H. D. Stocker, prominent citizen of Minneapolis, father of Mrs. Nick Gales, of Prescott, who has been visiting here for some time. thinks of remaining here perma- nently.
 General Miles will be accompanied on his trip 10 Greece by Captain NJ. B. Maus. Captain Maus was stationed at Whipple and $ we'll known as we'll as we'll liked n this section.
 Mrs, G. c. Ruffner has fitted her title ward, Charles Samuel Thomp- 'on, out with new suit of clothes md a supply of books and started lim to school today. The little fel ow is quite bright.
 The final accounts of William Stephens, administrator of the es- ate of Patrick Curlin, deceased, lave been allowed and settled in the probate court, and the administra- or has been directed to take the proper steps to recover the heirs.
 The examination of l.. c. Miller ,n charge of forgery took place oday before Justice Campbell and in his being held to an wer to the grand jury under bonds D tho sum of $500. At late hour his afternoon the bond had not 'een gwen. Capt. B. F. Coy one of the former 'wners of the Planet Saturn mines t Fools Gulch, is in town. Cap ain Coy is now a resident of Yuma where he owns twelve acre fruit anch. Miss Ora Watkins, an employee of Hotel Burke, is quite an artist, She as decorated the building with flowers made of tissue pa 'er, which are so natural that one an really almost smell the perfume rom them. The big mirror in the ar room is surrounded with moru- ' az glories, which are a perfect imi-