Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-05-18

The report that Tom Parish is seriously ill, probably originated from the fact that be has not dis charged that rapid firing pen of his now for two days.
 Japanese hand painted, (ou satin) panels for dresses, tea gowns, cush ion covers at Geo. Wooster's, short time only. ml4t3
 A new line of tapestry and brus- sells carpets just received al Gold waters. We are offering the best quality tapestry at 75e. the yard. Not the kind you can use as a gravel screen. ml2tf Bamboo book cases, music racks stands, easels, etc, pretty goods. See Geo. Wooster at once. 3t
 The government is desirous of securing expert aparaio packers. This particular .class of packers is said 10 differ very materially from the ordinary pack saddle packer, and is also sad to be very scarce, hence command good wages.
 Call at Goldwaters' and see their display of the St. Regus Indian Baskets. They are cheap and pretty. m12tf
 Rev. II. A. Brown yesterday re ceived his commission from Wash ington as chaplain of Col. WooG's cavalry regiment, and he left on this afternoons train for San Antonio, Texas, where the regiment is being organized. The best wishes of our people go with him, as he has be come very popular m Prescott.
 A genuine Indian bow and arrow given with each pair of boys shoes purchased at Goldwaters'. ml2tf
 Charle, E. Donaldson is actively, though quietly, at work engaged in enrolling names for another com pany of volunteers, in case of a sec ond call by the President. He has a list already of nearly half of the required number. MT. Donaldson is a veteran of the war of the rebel lion. He knows what war is, and, should he succeed in raising a con- panY, and in getting into active ser vice, one thing is certain, he will never ask a man in his command to go where he will not be willing to lead him.
 Don't fail to see Tilton's new Trinity. A genuine bicycle. ml0tf
 Ed. A. Janeway, his brother and another young man are engaged in mining, and are Tn camp near O'Brien's, wearing hob nailed shoes. Not knowing the results of the act, the former drank Hassayampa water recently, the results of which, it is said, makes one forever incapable of telling the truth. He thinks. how ever, that Hassayampa water IS in> effective so far as printers are con cerned.
 The bustling, busy, live mining camp at Santa Maria celebrated its first wedding on Sunday, May 15. The principals 10 this important event were W. Fl. Spaw and Miss Rita Beckmau. The ceremony which joined the couple as man and wife was performed by Justice of the Peace John Roberts, in the pres ence of a few friends of the couple. The affair was celebrated appro- priately by the residents of the camp.
 Judge c. P. Hicks has received a lot of memorial blanks, from the National Maine Monument com mittee on which it IS desired to ob- tain the signature of every school child in this county. This is the committee of which Hon. Levi P. Morton is chairman and Geo. J. Gould is treasurer. The sub-com- mittee is composed of Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Rear Admiral Thos. O. Selfridge. jr, retired, Rev. Sheldon Jackson, Fred D. Grant and Chauu- cy NJ. Depew. The committee de- sires 10 obtain the signatures of all the school. children in the United States to be placed in a special vault in the base of the monument to be erected 10 the memory of the officers and sailors who st their lives by the blowing up of the Maine.