Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-03
WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO. 1898

| VON-O O tatA SaA@NNNOs hOS~
 Ben Belcher and Frank Williams
 are at Castle creek hot springs. en toying the recuperatiye virtues O
 the waters there.
 Mrs. pr. Everts, of Whipple, gay,
 a most delightful luncheon this after noon 10 a number fl ladies iron
 Whipple and Prescott, in honor o
 her neice Miss Ellis, of California
 Mrs. Ella Lowthan, of Boise City sister of the late Fred. Arnold, oi Castle creek, arrived here few days since tO look after certain business matters connected with her late brothers estate. E. B. Gage went to Congress last night.
 w. A. Drake returned last night from a visit to his family at Pueblo The bicycle and cane contests will will be closed tonight. Dr. J. $. Barrett was called to Chaparral yesterday on professional business.
 Willis P. Haynes, recently or Crittenden, Arizona, arrived in town a few days since for a brief visit.
 O. C. Finn, who IS quite largely interested in mnuug in Castle creek district, was a welcome calier at this office today. Mir. FIun was one of the early timers iu ths section but has only been la Prescott once. and then just over night. in four teen years.
 Judge R. F.. Sloan returned last evening from a court holding tour in Apache, Naysjoe and Mohave counties.
 Miss Mabel Meany will leave on the early morning train tomorrow for her home in Los Angeles after a very pleasant visit with relatives and friends here.
 \ man named Frank Howard. of Geneva, Illinois, who came to Phe- nix some time siCce m quest of health has purchased a tract of iand five miles from that place, in the foot hills, and proposes to erect a number Of cottages fog use of con sumptives.
 The territory has a new assist ant secretary. He came to the home of Secretary and Mrs. (. II. Akcrs at PheuiX, last evening. and Charley telegraphs that be weighs twelve pounds. This makes three pros pective republican voters that Sec retary Akers has undertaken 10 raise.
 If there is a woman in Prescott who so far forVets the rights of those seated behiLd bcr in the theatre, as to fail to remove her hat, she will do so no longer after read ing the following compliment to Prescott women from the PheGix Herald: Prescott women court eously remove their hats in the opera house, an indisputable eyi- dence of refined lady
 From Monaay's Dany.
 No western mail today.
 Robert Groom is in Phenix.
 Halloween tomorrow night.
 Diphtheria is prevalent in the San Pedro valley.
 B. II. Weaver sells coal Seq his notice.
 Pierce Evans has resigned as city attorney of Pherix.
 District Attorney W. c. Blakely, of Mohaye county. is in Prescott to day.
 Born, October 29, at McCabe, to Mir. and Mrs. Geo. II. Hammer, a son.
 G. E. Nibiock's jewelry show case at Jerome was burglarized recently of about $lO0 worth os Jewelry.
 E. w. Sharon's friends are anxious to know his whereabouts. He was last heard of at Frog Tanks, m tEis territory.
 J. R Slack is in town today from Groom creek, where be Is engaged | in mining.
 Mrs. W. Q. O'Neill received the ! fine ped room set at the Catholic ! fair last pight. Wm. Marks was awarded the dinner set.
 The proceeds of the Catholic fair amounted to closo tO Sl,2GO. The l expenses will foot up about 500, leaving a net profit of about Sl,OO0. !
 Dr. Butcher returned this morn ing from his visit to Castle creek. During his weeks visit he was cured of an attack of rheumatism and killed fifty-one quail, besides having lots Of other recreation and enter tainmeut.
 A petition was filed by Daisy Bruce in the probate court today for sale of pers nal property in the estate of l. r. Bruce, deceased.
 Lee Dodge and others have sold their cattle bearing a certain brand, to John Akard and others. The cat tie range in Peoples valley.
 The race track was sold at sher- if's sale a few days since, the pur- chaser being J. w. Dougherty.
 Prescott's new commercial club will hold a meeting lext Monday | evening,
 A Phenix paper gives lengthy i on the question of | Judge Truesdale's illness. Phy- | sicians according to It seems to have been divided in their opinion as to his ailment. Of the sad re- suits of it however there can only | be one opinion.
 Mrs. DeLanty has a brother and | two nephews in the Klondike coun- try. The latter, who are named | c.. GC,,.reI anpuu thp nnaS |