Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-12
WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO, 1893
From Mondays Daily.

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 R. NJ. Dougherty is in from the Bradshaws.
 J. E. Burchard went to Congress this afternoon.
 Read what Ed. Block, the one price clothier, has 10 say in today's issue.
 Jack Green and Pete Behan came in from Fl Paso on Sunday, en route to Jerome.
 C. c. Bean is among recent arri vals at the Hollenbeck hotel, Los Angeles.
 F.. NJ. Sanford came in on today's train from a visit east on profes sional business.
 The Parker case has been set for hearing in the Supreme court on Monday, January 24.
 Jas. w. Akers has the dry goods window of the Bashford- Burmister Company tast,ly dressed.
 4 noble red man describes the bicycle as a thing on which lazy man sits down and walks.
 A deed from G. W. Hull to Wm. O. Harrell for lot 4S, Tn block :, Jerome, was filed for record today.
 W. s. Goldsworthy returned on today's train. Mrs. GOldworthy will remain in the east for some time yet.
 The Si Per -ins company, which Is now in Phenix will appear in Prescott the latter part of the present month.
 William Brannen, a former engi- neer on the s. F. P. x P. railroad, has been given a position as con- dnctor.
 Thos. E. Fiannigau has been ap- pointed court commissioner at Pbe- nix, vice Commissioner Crenshaw, resigned.
 H. J. Allen. the financial manager of the United Verde Copper Com pany, at Jerome, has returned from a sit to California.
 T. NJ. Alexander, of Sycamore creek, one of the early timers of this section. is iu Prescott. It is his first visit here for year and a half.
 There is no doubt about that early Sunday morning visitor at the Palace saloon being a believer in free silver. Is not, his acts belle him.
 4 deed from E. E. Mcfarland to | J. Willis Woods and J. William . Woods for property on the Hog Back, Jerome, was filed for record. ! Consideration, $500.
 In the recorders office today, deed from J. B. McAllister and wife to w. 0. Harrell for certain de- scribed property, was filed for rec ord. Consideration, $500
 United Stats Attorney E. E. FL linwOOd came in Saturday and went to Phenix yesterday to attend the session of the supreme court, which meets there today.
 Billy Spear has resigned as city editor of the Phenix Republican, to take a position in the office of the clerk of the district court in Phe- nix.
 The Pacific Borax company is building railroad from Daggett on the Santa Fe Pacific railroad to their mines. They have heretofore freighted their product to Daggett with steam traction wagons.
 Mrs. Gill, wife of Edwin S. Gill, clerk of the district court at Phenix, committed suicipe last Friday by swallowing crude carbolic acid dur ing a temporary alteration of mind.
 It is stated that the proposed Grand canyon railroad has received a temporary set back and that con- struction will not be commenced as soon as contemplated.
 Mrs. J. L. Fisher has a closing out sale advertisement in this issue to which attention IS directed. She has decided to retire from business entirely and will sell the entire { stock to one party or will sell it by retail. This offers splendid op- pOrtunity to any one desiring to en- gage in business to secure a paying business from the start.
 The following officers of the A. O. |. W. lodge were installed last Saturday night by Grand Repre- sentative J. P. Dillon: Past Master Workman, John J. Fisher; Master Workman, Pat. J. Farley; Overseer, Lee D. Blackford; Recorder, Jno. G. Tinker; Receiver, Henry D. Ross; Guide, Harry Campbell; Inside , Watchman. Will. D. Tinker; Outside , Waterman, Wm. Williams.
 A postoffice has beenablissesthed - at the McCabe mine. It is named McCabe, and Mrs. NJ. C. Behn has been appointed postmistress. Mrs. Behn has lived in the camp for long time, and has witnessed its growth to its present proportions, i and her appointment as postmis tress was a merited recognition of true worth. She will give good sat isfaction in the position.
 J. J. Coleman, superintendent of ( the McCabe mine, is in town. {
 Erie Fredericks recently received I a letter from his brother Jasper l in Juneau in which he states that ( Chris Linde, Frank KrelI and him ' self have left the mines where they have been employed and are sojourn- ing at Juneau awaiting the arrival l of Peter Wenn, when they will all [ leave for Lake Linderman where $ they expect to obtain employment. [ MT. WeDn left here several days ago z and is due to leave San Francisco for Juneau tomorrow. a
 Prom Tuesdays Daily. c R. BAEHR for house painting and paper hanging. i 1
 Dave Connors, of Jerome, is at the Burke. F. F. Morrison is in Phenix at tending supreme court, a N. G. Layton, of Flagstaff, is a ,
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