Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-17

occasion 10 leave the railroad. u Is possible, however, tbat he joined some other surveying party, and hl' letters advising his friends of the fact may have miscarried.-Tucson Citizen.
 from Mondays Daily ] C. II. Akers is in Phenix.
 Doane Merrill is in feom Jerome
 Supreme court meets in PheaiH again tomorrow.
 T. q. Norris went to Phsnix tb,s morning
 N. F.. Moriu was married recently to a young lady n Albuquerque.
 L. J. Henley, advance d etof tho Louis James eoupany, r. toSu.
 John :, Ioaes went O. today to tho little Jesrie mine.
 W. H. Gill has purchased the Riehelieu saloon m Phenix.
 Mrs. <. H. Babbitt loft oR this afternoons traiu for kingmaa.
 c. J. Rabbit. of FlAgstaG, is reg istered ag Hotel Burke.
 Miss Fannie Lindsay has returned from teaching school al Peck's lake.
 The sale of E. E. Gregory traas- fer and express business to Mr. Clark. an enierprising young man of Los Angeles, ls announced ihis ai' ! teEnoon.
 Bob Brow is seized with the Car son fever and is now en route e tho scene of the big fight. He will ehsl- lenge the winner to fight to tLe finish in eating weinerwurst.
 H. D. Aitksn. Frank Andrews, F. A. Tritle, Jr.. Gil Ferguson, Nj. Eos tea and Frank Frantz returned last night from a two days hunting trip in Williamson valley. They bagged l2S ducks.
 c. T. Grimer, formerly employed in the $. F. F. < P. shops at Pres- colt. was recently found dead m railroad wreck near Stockton. Cali foruis.
 John Lawler left for Carson yes terd sy to see the big fight. Several more Prescott citizens who are ab- sent at present, it is said, will have business in Carson on St. Patrick's Day.
 J. B. Tomliason adyertises in this issue for sinking loo fact ou the Old Sterling mine. now the Gold Bug The attention of miners IS respect fully called to it.
 The Louis James troupe passed through Prescott this morning en route to Phenix where they will play two nights engagement. A Santa Fe baggage csr filled with scenery and baggage belonging to the troupe was att achei to the train.
 The Bank of Arizona has com pleted the change in it's interior ar engagements, and Ras added greatly Co it's appearance Ss we'll as having added more space Ilr the accommo- dation of it's patrons. The counters are now surmouuted by an elegant railing of the very latest design.
 s. c. Smith, a prominent young merchant of Cottonwood Falls, kau- sas, and genial young gentleman, is visiting Prescott for the benefit of his health. 1.-the climate proves beneficial he expects to remain here for some time.
 'Oue would hardly miss he eds tor-in-chief of the JouBNs MINER, judging from receut issuos D. that paper. -Pickendfill. Corr ct, as a thoroughly competent ma,. IS al- ways left in charge during the edi- tors absence. Judging from re- cent issues of the Pickendrill, one wonld not miss the entire force of that paper if 1t were to abseut itself for five or six weeks.
 Those wicked newspaper editors who have been poking all kinds of fun at the Honorable Mir. Goldberg, of Maricopa county, twill feel awfully ashamed of themselves, If they were to receive handsome new suit of clothes from the honorable gentle man. It is hinted that Goldbergs | opposition to the territorial newspa- pers was only assumed and that he l proposes to do the handsome thing l by them as a private individual and not as a legislator.
 G. Tinker, recorder of the A. l o. U. W. lodge of Prescott, today | received a warrant oa the grand | treasurer of the order for 5000 for | Mrs. Gertrude Stull, widow of the | late O. W. Stull, the same being the | amount of insurance on the lstter's | life. This order has shown a re- markable degree of promptness in the settlement of this policy as it | has only been about two weeks since the claim was forwarded from here.
 At a meeting of the Congrega- tional society held last night, a unanimous call was issued to Rev. E. | D. Wyckof to become pastor cf the | church, iu place of Rev. T. D. Me Lean, resigned. Rev. Wyckotf was formerly pastor of the church, but resigned and left the ministry to en- gage in music. He has recently de- cided 10 again enter the ministry, hence the call from this church. Mir. Wyckof gave good satisfaction to the congregation during his former pastorate and was well liked gen erally, SO that his return will be welcomed by all.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Gage enter tained largo number of ladies and gentlemen at their elegant residence on Saturday night, in honor of Mrs. Geo. W. Cheyney, who is their guest for few days. Duplicate whist was played, the scores showing a re- interesting series of games. Mrs. Cheyney, who has very sweet, rich contrslto voice, favored those present with couple of vocal solos