Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-27
WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO, 1893

Wales Arnold came in from CamE
 Verde on Saturday.
 A. J. Knoblock left yesterday
 morning for brief business trip tC | Colorado.
 Robert Connell has decided to
 engage in the auction business. pr. Miller returned Saturday
 evening from his visit to Flagstaff. R. D. French leaves for the south
 this evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Fl. Burmister and
 Mrs. K. A. Bashford returned this
 morning from their visit to Phenix.
 Sunday was stormy day. Rain,
 hail and a little snow fell. There was heavy frost and a slight freeze last night.
 Rev. Joseph Smale. formerly of Prescott, has been called to the pastorate of a Baptist church at Los Angeles.
 Students are now permitted to take the course in bookkeeping and steDography in the territorial uni versity free.
 Private advices received today from Pheni1 state that Judge Trues- dale's condition is again quite critical. He passed very poor night, his pulse at times almost failing completely, but rallied slight ly this morning.
 The rainfall yesterday amounted to .53 of an inch, making a total for the year of nearly 23 inches, eclip- sing all previous records.
 Rev. c. K. Jenuess preached an excellent sermon Sunday evening on the Miracles of Christ" At the close of the meeting, the pastor an nounced an anniversary service of Luther's Protestation for next Sunday evening.
 Workmen begun laying the cross walk from the Burke hotel to Kelly & Stephens this morning. Mrs. Anna E. McGowan, owner of the Congress House, was married recently to George F. Yoakum, a wealthy resident of Los Angeles.
 A J. Hurlbut, bookkeeper for the | Chicago Gold Mininff Company, moved into Prescott today from the | camp near the Senator.
 s. c. Wynkoop, of the Victor hose company, was struck on the | head by the nozzle of hose at the | fire, and received knock out blow. It seems to be his misfortune to get injured at every fire.-Phenix Gazette.
 Black Jack and his gang are said l to be located in the Sierra Madre in Mexico, inst south of the boundary line.
 The Bashford- Burmister Go. have donated fine dinner set of seventy five pieces to the Catholic fair, and J. I. Gardner, the grocery man, has presented the fair with handsome quilt and bucket of candy.
 The Catholic Fair opens tomorrow Tuesday evening with the play Tn Mizzoura."
 James Barton, of Jerome, auditor of the U. V. & P. railroad, is in own.
 A deed transferring the Rutledge addition to Jerome from N. D. Ross 70 c. A. Lewis was filed for record .oday in the recorders office.
 Jules Baumann came in from the Agua Fria yesterday on his bicycle, ,r rather with the bicycle on him, Or the rain soaked him through and trough, the bike bucked, and he lad to carry it part of the way.
 Georgia Clifford, alias Redmond, lied Tn Phenix on Saturday. De- ,eased was acontirmed cocaine iend. She is said to have killed a man in Texas some years ago, and later was of killing a man by poison t Williams, for which she spent a hort term in the Yuma peniten- iary.
 Mrs. Patrick Barrett, mention of whose critical condition from burns Eas made in this paper some time ince, died at Monterey, Mexico, on October Is. She formerly esided in Prescott, and has several elatives and a large number of rieuds in this section, who will be ,ained to learn of her death. A car load of raisins will pass trough Prescott tonight from the alt river valley to Chicago. This 7ill be the last of the season. A ,ortion of the raisin crop was