Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-14

] are 1SpICcNINal1ftc NA Aho DAE AAARH cial institution of Harvey Fisk < Sons, of New York. While it is not given out what their mission to Arizona is, is is safe tO say that they are not here for their health, The l Phenix Herald states that Ehs foI- lowing party left Phenix for Globe, viz: r. Nj. Murphy, R. E. Wells, G. NJ. Sargent, Dr. G. W. ViekeTs, :. l ". Bonsall and K. A. Meeker.
 From Thursdays Daily.
 Ice formed again last night.
 Buy 6 ticket to the ball tonight.
 Dance at Patton's opera house to- night with the Prescott brass band. l c. C. Hall arrived in Prescott on this mornings train.
 Mrs. Coffin went to Congress this morning to visit relatives. 1 C. T. Kelly returned this morning from visit to Jerome,
 E. R. Hotesenpiller is in from his COrnucopia mine.
 J, c. Herndon has gone to New Mexico on legal business. ". J. MuIYenon will start up his ice factory again next week.
 J. L. B. Alexander, of Phenix, has been admitted to the practice of law in that city.
 H. 4. Owens is back from the Santa Maria country, where he has been for about two weeks.
 Mrs. c. D. Reppy left this morn. ing for PheniX. after a very brief visit in Prescott.
 Christian F. Burke and Miss Artie Butterfeld were married last night by Rev. E. J. Harper.
 All members of the A. O. U. ". are urgently requested to attend the lodge meeting on Saturday night at S:30, as important matters will be considered.
 E. 0. Holden, of the Chicago Times Herald, came up from Pheni1 yesterday, leaving on this mornings north bound train.
 Only few days more until the sale of property, on which taxes are delinquent will be closed. Next Monday will be the last day of the sale.
 D. Crittenden, we'll known uiin- ing man, came in on this mornings early train from a protracted visit to the Santa Maria mining district. He will remain in Prescott for sev- eral days.
 Alex. Imhoff writes from Minas Prietas, Mexico, where he is engaged in mining, that mining in that sec tion is lively as usual, and warm weather has set in.
 4 cablegram says William Wal dorf Astor was presented to the queen q few days ago. She doubt less accepted the gift as a mere mat ter of courtesy. She has no use for a pet of that kind.-Denver Post.
 Wm. Dulin, former resident of this section, has returned after a years absence, travelling through the territory selling medicine. He reports having dcne a good busi- ness.
 Wm. Tobin and Miss Lena Wal l lace were married last night by Rev. E. J. Harper. The bride is the l daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles | Wallace, and the groom is an em- ployee of F. E. Andrews.
 'Tm . roarin' confagratiou, and | I'll burn any body that dares to face mep yelled tough from the noun tains in a Larimer street saloon. With the aid of bung starter, the bar keeper succeeded in putting the conhagration out without turning in a call to the fire department.-Den- yer Post.
 J. A. Brown, brother of C. Doug lass and W. T. Brown, and formerly a resident of this section, is in Pres colt, visiting relatives. He IS accom- panied by his family and Mrs Dur rah, his wife's mother. The party is en route to Europe.
 Count DeKergerguilay, a capital ist and mining man, who has been operating in mining in California, arrived in Prescott last night and will spend several days in this sec ton looking over mining resources.
 The date of Sarcey's execution, in San Bernardino, has been fixed for June D. Ssrcey will be remembered as the colored porter who robbed Frank Myers barber shop.
 Officers and members of Arizona Lodge No. l, I. O. O.F F., will meet st their hall at 3p. ID. Friday, April 9th, to attend the funeral of our late Bro. Louis Johnston of Phenix Lodge No. 2. By order of the N. G. A.W. Robinson, Secretary.
 Mrs. Ed. Paine went to Mesa this morning for a visit. On her return trip she will stop at Tempe to attend the w. c. T. Q. territorial cunven- tion, which convenes there on the 14th and 18th of April.
 Alex. Imhoff, a we'll known and popular mining man formerly of this section, was married recently to Mrs. N. L. Hathaway, formerly pro- priesress of the Congress House. They are located at Minas Prietas, Mexico.
 A scientist claims that music will !! cure insanity. Out here in the mountains where the brass bands are inst haUinninrr anrinrr r,rnrtinn l