Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-16

Absolutely Pure
 RosAl hssSa Posoes CO, NEs YORK
 ommending that in case of war Col - onel Brodie be permittad to raise ; l. regiment of cavalry in Arizona. Fl
 says: Having known Colonel Bro
 de for many years as an army off 5 cer, l can unhesitatingly vouch fo J him as being an honest and fearles
 officer, competent III every respect ] to command regiment"
 Col. A. O. Brodie can attest to ths
 wide circulation which the JOURNAL , MINER has. He says that since the ! article appeared in the paper an
 nouncing his intention of organizing
 a cavalry regiment in Arizona in
 case of war with Spain, he has
 received letters from all over the
 territory, referring to that article
 and In nearly every instance the
 party writing 1t has expressed a
 desire to join his regiment.
 ] Barry NJ. Go!dwater, of the firm
 of Goldwater Bros. of Prescott and
 Phenix, arrived in Prescott on yes
 terday afternoons train from the
 east where he has been purchasing ! goods for the two stores of the firm.
 He left this afternoon for Phenix. As result of his visit the Gold
 water stores will be stocked with
 the finest goods to be found in the eastern markets, as MT. GOldwater possesses excellent taste in the pur- chase or goods and never loses sight Of the firms motto, The Best Al ways"
 The JoURNAL-MINER was misin- formed in regard to 4. s. Greig's future position. Instead Of the Pecos valley, It IS the El Paso and North eastern railroad of which he has been given the uperintendency. The road Is under construction from Fl | Paso tO Liberal, Kansas, where it will connect with the Rock Island . system. It Is being built by Eddy brothers. who own large coal inter ests in the section through which it runs. The road also strikes a very large timber belt. Forty five miles of the line have already been com pleted and in operation, and con structiOn Is going On at the rate of one and half miles a day. l.
 From Thursdays Daily. |
 Masonic lodge meets tonight.
 Phenix is shipping alfalfa hay to California. h
 W. Mckee, of Pheuix, is registered at Hotel Burke.
 s. s. Ackers, of the Mogollon mountains, Is in town.
 Major Wm. Dewitt is building an ] Iddition to his house. ',
 This afternoons south bound rain was an hour and fifteen minutes ate. {
 Geo. NJ. Sargent's name is being 2 Tn connection with the l lection of a school trustee.
 The Southern Pacific company O ut on loo new employees in its [ rain seryIce in February. c
 J. H. Jacks has entered into a law :. opartnership with J. J. Hawkins, ' justice of Arizona.
 Six men are on trial at Silver City, a 'ew Mexico for attempting to hold I. ID train on the Southern Pacific II oad, at Stein's Pass, on December T , 1897. | The Tucson Star has let a con- R ract for erecting an addition to its r. 30x60 feet. IL is gratify- sl lg to note this evidence of prosper h Y on the part of our Tucson con- N q Under Sheriff J. P. Dillon wont to lacentas last evening to investigate c, le robbery Of the postoffice at that a, lace, which occurred on Monday I ght. The thieves secured $40 in m oney and S60 worth of stamps. is An exchange very truthfully re- arks that the paper that Is con- oi nually Haunting its pretended h riDciples before the people, is as sC ard to put your hand on as the pro- fC ,rbial Irlshman's flea, when the real oi lttle Is raging
 Chris. Harryhouser, who has for m .ars been foreman of the United G erde mines, has resigned his posi- ID on and gone to Klondike. He was ar ndered banquet by employees of hi le company before leaving. ca $. :. Ackers, administrator of the tate of J. R. Walker, deceased. has ca ed an account of sale of real estate 10 Id personal property belonging to to @ estate m the probate court and he $ petitioned for confirmation of W; me. in If hard and conscientious work cans anything, then the St. Pa UT Icks celebration will certainly be a W; and success. Each rehearsal shows S6 lProvement over the preceding If e. nr Don't forget the St. Patrick's Ju lebration, at Dake's opera house uC the 10th and l7th. Reduced rates ao pm all points on the s. F., P. &P.
 lroad. Seats on sale Monday Va xt. SS J. P. McGovern, a bright and in tn -ligent young man of Flagstaff. De me in on last evenings train, and Ml Il remain in Prescott for some Ol ne. He has quite a reputation as amateur actor, and will assist in te, e entertainment to be given here be- xt week. under the auspices of the be. Itholic Knights. pa The Jerome News says the call tn,