Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-16

yesterday afternoon after Q week
 vacation very pleasantly spent II
 Prescott.
 The quarterly conference of th,
 Nj. E. Church will be held in tn, church pariors this evening at 7:3l o'clock.
 F. NJ. Murphy passed througt
 Ash Fork yesterday en route to Lo.
 Angeles; where bis wife is visiting
 He will return to Prescott in a few days.
 1 A deed from James \. Bright tc John F. Holden for half interest in the Last Chance mine. Martinez district, was today filed Tor record
 Roma T. Jackson, an old news. paper man of this territory. now representing the Stockman, ot Phe- nix, is visiting Prescott in the inter ests of the latter paper.
 Lola Tinker, the little daughter oI Mir. and Mrs. Jno. G. Tinker, was bitten Saturday by large black dog, on the street near the old opera house, causing quite psiuful wound.
 A bill of sale has bean flied for record from Alfred Avaryt to J. NJ. Garrett for an interest in business on Big Bug, the consideration being $500.
 Artiel,s oi incorporation of the Akers- ! fitle-3 Brown Abstract Cau.- pauy have baru filed for racorG. aud copy of them will be iound in this issue.
 ! 4 special entertainment will be given by tha Rsd Slen this evening during ;hr supp intermissicn. which wJii ba worth the price of a ticket Jo the whole evenings pro- gramme.
 Tho Junior League of the M. E. Church will give Valentine social this evening at the II. E. parsonage. Parents and friends of the members of the league are cordially invited to attend.
 Prof. ZamlocG's assistant, Billy" 1" was caller at this office to1ay. If he l. possessed ol any other name than the above, it is not known. lie has been plain Billy" for years and IS the same genial, joking, and good nainred Billy" as of yOre.
 F. \. Tritle, Jr., Chas. Manderfelt, Pete Jackson aud Ray Hill returned last nigh, about midnight from a two days hunting trip through Chino and Williamson valleys. They brought in S3 ducks, breaking the record for the season.
 Under tbe conditions con which proposals ior tbe construction of the Big Bug railroad are asked for work must be commenced by March 10. Competition for the work prom ises to be quite lively. as represen- tatives of no less than six or seven firms ol contractors are now ou the ground.
 GeCrg- DoTfinSer. of Stanton, and Miss Melissa B6ll. of Chicago. were married in Phenix last week. Neither had ever seen the other til tue mornng of the day when they were married, their courtins having been done by correspondence. The bride IS described ss very handsome young woman.
 R. R. Coleman took run Snso Prescott Sunday to see his children. He expected his wife home vasier- day, but few days ago raceivAd letter from heF, saving her sister had suffered n relapse and she was Tn dangerous condition, and she was compelled to remain for some time.
 Stanley Mccormick Of the great firm of reaper and mower maruisc-- urers of Chicago, has been in this section for several days aud Is ueso- tlating for the purchase of a ranch near Juniper. It is the intention to make 1t headquarters for hunting p rites irom the east who propbSeto visit 1t annually.
 A very quiet wedding took place this afternoon in the office Of the probate judge, the prime pals to which were Mrs. Mae McCiure. formerly teacher of the Miller valley school, and Wm. D Hall. a mining mau. Tle ceremony was performed by Pro bate Judge e. P. Hicks in the presence of few friends of the contracting parties and a representa- | tive of the JouRNAL- MINER
 Dr Saranelli. wlio discovered a serum to prevent yellow t..var. has left for Braz,lt0 conduct extensive in the state of San 1. Paulo ana other points where yellow ! fever Is raging now. Before leaving ! Dr. Sarauel'i, in order to fully test | his serum, made three injections up. l on hin self. According 10 Dr. Sara | nelii, these injections were made 10 prove that ap lications of the serum can be made without danger.
 W. J. Mulveaon received a tsle- gram on Saturday afternoon asking him to go 10 Castle Creek hot springs at once as his brother Hugh ! who has been stopping there for several days, was very Ill with pneu- monia, and not expected to live. it was only about ten minutes before the departure of the south bound train, when the tele- gram came, he left on the tram for his brothers bedside arriving there about 2 o'clock on Sunday morning. 4 telegram was received yesterday afternoon stating that at l:30 D. m. he was resting easy.
 The Improved Order of Red Men will give their first entertainment in Prescott, this evening at Dake's opera house. IL will be a masquer- ade ball. The members of the order have gone to great expense to give an entertainment to please every one interested in this kind of and there are few who are not. Preparations have been made on a very elaborate scale and has been overlooked which will add io the ,,leasure of the oc- rasiop. Tickets can be had at near ly every business house in town and of nearly all the members,