Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-12


 dc YEARS TRF STANDARD.
 Chicago, was a passenger GU this mornings south bound train, re- turning from visit to San Francis. co, to Congress, where he is in the employ of the Congress Gold Com pany.
 An important real estate transac- tion was consummated this morning through MT. J. 4. Kurtz. It was the sale of the old Burgher corner, on the corner of Adams street and Second Avenue, for which property ME. Joseph Wilson, of Prescott, paid the sum of $l6,OO0.-Phenix Herald.
 The May issue of Godey's Maga- zine is notable for many special articles Of timely interest. The leading contribution is "Washing- ton Favorites," by Carolyn Halstead, and gives brief sketch of the prominent society ladies of the capi- tai. The photographs which accom- pany the article are very attractive. THE GODEY COMPANY, Lafayette Place, New York.
 The department encampmeut of the C.. A. R. will be held in Prescott on May 18th and 18th. Delegates from all over the territory are ex- pected, as guests of the Woman's Relief Corps and G. A. R, On the night of the 18th a grand concert and literary program, followed by advertisement tableaus, will be given under the auspices of the W. R. c. Further particulars will appear later on.
 From Fridays Daily.
 James May, the we'll known sheep man, is in town.
 pr. and Mrs. E. 4. Butler returned this morning from visit to Jerome.
 You eau tell Phenix man now by | where he splits.
 John R. Loosely, representing rohn Scroufe x Co, of San Fran ciscOJ is Ill tONhs
 Thomas D. Molloy, the defeated for assessor Of PhsniX, has taken his oio position as city editor of the Gazette.
 About twenty members of the K. of r. lodge viii go to Jerome to- to assist in the organization Df lodge there.
 Rev. G. F Cole will deliver his lecture on "The Yosemite" at the nigh school auditorium thls even ing.
 Probate Judge c. P. Hicks aupor toned 8, ,l0I IS among the various school districts of the county today. Of this amount Prescott received S335.
 The San Jose, California, Mercury 1 the marriage in Santa Clara, California, April 2S, of Ray nond Hill, of Arizona, and Miss Clara Mason of Santa Clara.
 A tramp named Albert Dukro, stealing a ride on a freight train was run over near Ash Fork and had one leg cut of. He S 55 years 0ld. F. NJ. Frank, a we'll known mining nau, and au old time friend of Walter J. Wright, is in town. and sill investigate the mining resources f thls section. Arizona shipped over 10000 head f beef cattle over the Southern '4cific railroad last week. That is pretty good record for one week yer one line of road.-Gazette. An extra freight train will be run orth from the depot tomorrow lornlng at 7:30 o'clock. All mem- CTS of the K. of P. intending to go Q Jerome can avail themselves of laking connection on the Jerome ' ailroad. A Chicago man who has been wis ing in Mexico says they have rink down there called sguardiente : hat beats sll liquids on earth. 'ake little of it at night, he says, nd you can continue the drunk ! ext day as you wish by simply C haking your head. t By the exercise of a little energy lst now, the citizens of PheniX can scure a modern opera house in 6 locality. Mir. Wilson, of 'rescott, who is intending to put up !. business block on the property at he corner of Adams street and 'irst avenue, might be induced to 2 hange his plans slightly and con- ' .ruct an opera house. The neigh orhood is as suitable as any that . ould be chosen within the city mits.-Repubhcan. :, The Herald says that gentle D ho was in Phenix yesterday, but hose name was not given, made le proposition that if property ' wners who will be benefited and t Interested will put up bonuses to 2 ne amount of S70,000 he will con- | .ruct an opera house on his prop | rty to the value of not less than ? 10000" |