Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-24
Prom Tuesdays Daily.


 R. C. Lund and E.. D. Wooley, of Utah, are in Phenrx. and will lay be- fore the legislature the scheme 10 annex portion of Arizona to Utah.
 ]. :. Jones, J. L. Fisher and Jake Marks went to Phenix laft night.
 Send 10 cents to the JOURNAL MINER for a copy of the new Arizona mining law, vest pocket edition. If There was a good attendance at the annual ball given by the iremen last night, and a royal good time was enjoyed by all who attended.
 The thermometer registered the temperature this morning at the zero notch.
 Ralph Cameron came in on today's train to attend the prelimenary ex- animation of the alleged train rob bers.
 Geo. P. Harrington and c. W. French left for Crowned King this afternoon.
 Col. \. O. Brodie came in from Castle Creek on the early train this morning.
 Ed. Shumate former resident of Prescott, but at present. hail ng from Denver. is a guest of NIT. and Mrs. J. T. Dillon.
 Judge E. W. Wells has returned from his visit to Phenix.
 Don't forget the special bargain sale tomorrow of N Goldws;er X Bros.
 For bargains in dress goods etc, go to Goldwater's tomorrow. See their advertisement.
 Mrs. O. W. Stull requests the Journal Miner to tender her heart felt thanks to the members of the A. O. |. VI, the members of the w k. C., and all friends who so kindly aided her in her recent bereavement.
 The chief of the weather bereau at San Francisco predicts warmer weather today.
 The Tucson Staris pleased to note the election of the editor of this pa per, as president of the Arizona Press Association. in the following very complimentary manner; The Star congratulaJes Hon. J. (. Mar tn on his election as president of the Arizona Press Association. IL was a compliment well bestowed and an honor that any member of the press of the territory may well feel proud. Mr. Martin Is one of Arizo- mas ablest pioneer journalists, who through his paper, the Prescott Daily Journal Miner, has done much Tor the development and well being of the territory; and his brother journalists have recognized this fact and his sterling worth in his profes- sion and as a citizen by electing him ie the highest honor in their gift
 At a meeting of The Womsn's Club held yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Sarah E. Blake gave Current Events" for the past two weeks, since the last meeting of the club. \ paper on ''Gahleo' was read by Mrs. Dr. Butter; leaderIof discus sion. Miss Elizabeth Blandy. 4 paper on "Mediaevsl Universities Of Italy was read by Mrs. J. J. Fisher; leader of discussion, Mrs. D. Levy. There was an unusually good at tendance, despite the inelemency of the weather. Tke constitution and bylaws for the new circulating li- brary were read and adopted by the members, Mrs. E. B. Gage was elected president ot the new library association; Mrs Henry Goldwater, vice president; Mrs. J. J. Fisher. 1 secretary; Mrs. Mary Otis Blake, 1 treasurer. The directors of the as sociation elected yesterday were: Mrs. T. W. Otis, Mrs. Russell C. l Woodruff and Mrs. E. E. Sloan. Several hundred dollars have al | ready been donated toward the i book fund; also large number of l books by different parties. The la dies certainly deserve great credit | for the perseverance, they have shown l in this matter, and for the success they have achieved.
 Mr. and Mrs. David Wood. of l Humbolt county, California, have instituted a suit for damages against l the Mad River railroad company for | SsO,0OO. The couple. with their two | children were on a train of the road l in September last, when the Mad i river bridge collapsed, and were I terribly maimed in the accident, 1 thelr two children being killed. ! Mrs. Wood is a sister of Sam Green wald, bookkeeper for E. E. Gregory.
 Whenever you see a man who con- demns newspapers indiscriminately put 1t down as a fact that he has had an unsavory record ventilated by the press or he has a bad record he fears the press will discover Star.
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