Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-03
From rassasy's Daliy.
NtNaA -3Ss4a9 RaA4s Ash Wednesday tomorrow.

Mrs. G. N. Sargent is expected
 home on touight's train.
 E. R. Hotsenpiller is in town from his CoFnicopia miue.
 Joseph Mayer and Al McCann of
 Big Bug, are ia town.
 F. s. Biger is iu town, from Cher Y creek
 Rev. H A. Brown returned from Phenix yesterday
 City attorney E NJ. Ling returned
 oa todays train.
 The snow is gone and the mud is drying up raRdly.
 The Prescott Electric Company has been making some improve ments to tbe.r office.
 Prof. T. B. Comstock is expected home from trip east on tcaight's train.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. B. Gage returned to Prescott this afternoon. after an absence of several weeks.
 Miss Gregory, sister of E. E. Gregory, has returned from a pro tracted visit east.
 Deputy Sheriff A. F. Champie and G. W. Kay of Humbug district are in town.
 Word has been received in Phe- nix that Doc. Goodin the we'll known COW boy was shot and killed at Monte, Montana, in February.
 Tomorrow is Ash "Wednesday. There will be services appropriate to the day at the Episcopa; church at 4I5 p. Hi. H. A. Brown rector.
 A deed, for land and water right in the Verde valley, from A. l.. Kicker to J. J. Turner, has been filed for record.
 L. s. Knowles, of the Verde val lev, who came in to attend the fune- raj of the late j. R. Walker, is still in town.
 Hon. Burt Dunlap of Graham county, aud one of the prominent Cor governor came in this afternoon from the south. tie is en route east.
 J. s. Detwiler, the we'll known s. F. F. & F.. engineer, has located permanently in Prescott, having Co day purchased a house. formerly the property of James II. Jack in East Prescott, being lot lS, block 1 D, with improvements.
 W. s. Head says that for the first l time in years peach trees have not | bloomed in the Verde valley in | February. In consequence of the .ateness Of their appearing in bloom | Ia thinks there is good prospect | Tor good crop this year.
 Barry Goldwater returned this from his trip east, where he has been purchasing a spring and | summer stock of goods for the Pres ,ott and Phoenix mercantile estah- Iishment of M. Goldwater & Bros, He reports very cold weather the east,
 J. H. Mulrein, of the firm of Mulrein Bros, plumbers and gas itters of Los Angeles, arrived in Prescott on Sunday, to do the work in the Sisters new hospital in West Prescott. MT. is we'll pleased with the looks of the town and may decide to remain here permanently.
 s. S. Ackers, who is in town from the Mogollon mountains says that be was showed up for six weeks at his Apach Maid ranch without see- ing another person.
 MT. Aekers says there has been an snow fall in the Mogollon this winter, and he ex- presses it as his belief that there is a solid foot of water there now in the shape of snow.
 Company B, 11th Infantry, sta tioned at Whipple, in view ot Cap tain B. c. Gilbreath's early promo ton to the rank of major has pre- sented him with beautiful sabre, knots, dress belt and ma ior's shoulder straps. He sppre- ,iates the gift more than any he has during his thirty-fve years of service. Captain 6ilbreath is not only liked by the men in his and his fellow officers, but he is very popular with all who know him, as he IS a gentleman in the truest sense of the word, and bis many friends outside of the army are pleased at the prospects of his early promotion. !