Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-01
WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO, 1893
From Saturdays Daily.

' trace Dalton, grammar depart 8 ment; Mss Mary Hennessey, inter mediate; Miss Cora Finney, secon,
 primary; Mrs. Florence Olney, frs
 primary.-Sun-D Democrat.
 The Santa Fe Pacific Compan, have about seventy men employed at their quarries near Holbrook
 taking out rock to be used in tn, construction of their water storage dams.
 Dr. E. w. Butcher was called tc Sanders Station at midnight this morning to attend a patient.
 T. G. Norris has sold his FlagsiaG residence to J. w. Francis for g.. OO0.
 The names of Secretary and Mrs C. Fl. Akers were uninteniiOualiy omitted from the list of members of the reception committee us pub. lished recently.
 Geo. Rohpeter is again foreman of the Little Jessie mine.
 Protestant ministers of Prescott will unite in the farewell services to Rev. G. l.. Pearson at the Methodist church tomorrow,
 Chief Engineer R. B. Burns, of the s. f. P. road, came in on last evenings train from Williams. NJ. G. Burns, the Cherry creek ] m ms aa I'm and says the above district is quite active at present.
 Miss Bertha Smith has gone to Phenix 10 spand the WI nter.
 Miss Emily Daniel. ot Chicago. came in on last evenings train. and is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Henry l Goldwater.
 William Bayard Ross, the nine- teen months old son of MT. and Mrs. w. w Ross, died this morning after an illness lasting nine days. Congestion of the brain was tho cause of death. Everything that medical skill could suggest aud that lovink parents could perform was done to save the little ones life but to no avail. The funeral will take place on Monday. The sympathies Of the community go out to the grief stricken parents in this the hour of their bereavement.
 The Mohave Mineral Wealth is not exactly pleased with Sl 00 wheat. It says: "The farmer smiles, but the poor who indulge in the luxury of wheat or corn bread, must pinch the little wages to make it go rourd. Two thirds of tho wheat crop is used at home and one third ex ported. All the good times tO this country have come from the one third that is sold abroad"
 Judge E. R. Monk, receiver of the United States land office at Tucson, came in last evening from a visit to the Grand Canyon, and leaves this evening for tho south. He is accom- panied by his brother, pr. ]. A. Munk, of Los Angles, who will re- main in Prescott for day or two. Dr. Munk form ,rly resided m the territory, and still owns business interests in the southern part of the t. rritory. He is one of AIi,ona's most enthusiastic friends, and has the largest and best selected collec- tion ot literature, pertaining to the territory extant. lie has 500 volumes of books and pamphlets alone, 10 say nothing of the newspaper arti- cles, which he has by the thousands. The doctor devotes his spare time to the collection of literature on this subject.
 Rothchild & Wurzweiler, pro- prietors of the Peoples supply house, advertise in thIs issue a clos ing out sale of all of their stock, as they have decided to quit business here. Parties desiring good bargains in their line should call at once as they propose to close out their or tire stock at great sacrifice.
 Judge R. J. Baldwin. aged 70 years, died suddenly in Mohcve 1 county on Tuesday.
 Billy Walker, one of the oldest and best known caterers in the l country, came ln yesterday from the Cornucopia miue where he has been employed for some time in charge of the culinary department of that camp. Mir. Walker was for years the chef at Henry Blink | meper's hotel in Prescott, and has few equals and no superiors in his | occupation. H says the Cornucopia | mine which is being worked by | k. R. Hotsenpiller is a remarkable 1 mine although but little is being | said about 1t. After a few days | spent in town circulating among his numerous friends here MT. Walker | will return to the Cornucopia camp. |
 The Jordan-Schuerman mining suit continues to draw good | audiences at the court house.
 G. w. Hull has sold lot 3, block ,, Jerome. to Joseph St. Germain Tor S2OO.
 A decd was filed for record today | from Edith Brown to Frank Ross for lot 3, block 6, Jerome, for $500. |
 From Mondays Daily.
 Rev. Joseph Bowron and family l leave for Tucson on this evenings train.
 Miss Lena Hartsfeld will return to Tempe tomorrow to attend tho normal school,
 Paul Johns is in from Crowned King.
 Royal Arch Chapter meets to night.
 G. NJ. Sargent left for Phenix last evening.
 James Hartsfeld is in town today from Chaparral where he is engaged in developing a mining claim.
 A party of Nogales mining men IS ho;,,r, or0anizad to on tO the laQuI