Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-31


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 The Easter number of The Ls-
 dies Home Journal is brimful Of
 helpful and entertaining reading.
 "A MoTavian Easter Dawn." by 1 Clifford Howard. tells the story of
 the simplest and most beautiful 1 Easter service in America, as it is
 given m tbe quaint and picturesque
 town of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
 E1 President Harrison's timely arti-
 cle describes The Social Life of the | President" from the day of his in-
 suguratiop, and gives interesting in- | formation as to receptions, dinners 1 and other social events of the White
 House. The popular series of Great Personal Events" Is represented by "When Lafayette Rode Into Phila- delphia," by Jean Fraley Hallowell, granddaughter of one of the few surviving witnesses of the great Lafayette demonstration which created such a furore nearly three quarters of a century ago. There seems to be no field of woman's life, duties and interest not noted by the Journal. By the Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia. Ten cents per copy; one dollar per year.
 From Mondays Daily
 ons-tenth of an inch of rain fell las; night.
 A. c. Kennedy returned yesterday from Santa Maria.
 A. F. Bauta has gone to Fhenix to bring his family to Prescott.
 The territorial normal school has moved into it's new building.
 Charles O'Malley came iu on this mornings train from Mohave county. l
 ". E. Byler, representing a life | insurance company, is in town.
 Paul Johns, foreman of the Crowned King mine, IS ID town.
 Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells went to Phenix on Saturuay nights train.
 J. 4. Ernot, of Agua Fria. was a welcome caller at this office on Sat urday.
 R. E. Moore, superintendent of the Bald Butte mine, went out to the Bradshaw country today.
 Five car loads of cattle from Phoe- nix passed through Prescott yester- day en route to San Diego.
 Twelve car loads of sheep passed through Prescott few days since en route to tEe Chicago market.
 Architect Fred Heinlein is in town looking over the work on the new Mercy hospital.
 Mrs. Anna McGovau, owner of the Congress House, has gone to Los Angeles.
 Captain Wm. Dewitt and Orick Jackson celebrated their birth days on Saturday.
 Geo. H. Cook, the Prescott and PheniX jeweler, came up from Phe- nix on Saturday, and will return again on tonight's train.
 The Albuquerque railroad ms ,hine shops will be enlarged when he Santa Fe gets control of the & Pacific.
 Rev. and Mrs. T. D. Mclean left )n this afternoons train for Ply mouth, Massachusetts, where they '1pect to reside ln future. Judge and Mrs. H. T. Andrews hearts were gladdened on Saturday night by the arrival at their home ,f daughter. Mother and child ioing we'll. Stefan, the candy manufacturer, ( las several curiosities on exhibition , n his show window, opposite the $ They are citrus freaks 'f oranges and lemons, grown in all ( manner of odd shapes. I The Southern Pacific announces { he withdrawal of its Sunset Limited rain; the last west bound train C saving New Orleans April lst and he last east bound leaving San Francisco March 27th.
 T. NJ. Beeson is now prepared to To all kinds of watch and clock epairing promptly and in frst-class manner. Has also stocA of spec acles and jewelry. At Yavapai ' 'harmacy, near Bank of Arizona. n29x3 Miss Claude Albright, the talent d daughter of Col. and Mrs. J. G. Albright, who is making a most , 1onderful success as the Sweet J finger of the Rio Grande Valley" yer in Paris, France, is expected |, ome some time Tn June.-Albu- uerque Citizen. . Captain P. P Parker, of Phenix, member of the recent legislature, anne in on this mornings train from he south.