Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-02

RosAl sN0so po~ogs CO, SE~ Sosx The final dancing party given b, the Pythian Social Club at theiI hall last evening was pronounced bl all to be the best dance given bl the club this season. The attend ance was large, the music excellent and the pleasure such as Prescott: young men and maidens always en- joy.
 The story comes from Congress: that Mrs. Minor was robbed of Sl7O( the other night. As she was on hel way home a pillow slip saturated with chloroform was thrown ovel her head and the money taken from her.
 Dissolution of the law firm oi Cox & Wilson is announced in thi: issue of the Gazette. It is under stood that General J. J. Wilson will locate in Prescott and take up the practice of law in that city. This will be noted with regret by the cit izens generally, who esteem NIT. Wilson for his sterling qualities Gazette. Attorney Wilson will be associated with Eugene B. O'Neill n the practice of law. From Thursdays Daily.
 4. J. Pickrell Is in town. Royal Arch Masons meet this evening.
 A lady advertises in this issue for young Spaniel dog for pet.
 4. J. Pickerell returned this morn ing from his visit to Phenix.
 There will be services in the Epis- copal church tomorrow afternoon at f o'clock.
 The Ancient Order of Foresters will organize a lodge in Prescott tomorrow evening.
 Today's south bound freight train went to Iron Springs with a double header.
 A death watch was placed over Parker last night. He is now guarded day and night.
 L. B. St. James, of Jerome, has filed a new oath and bond as justice of the peace.
 John Armstrong, formerly private secretary to ex-Governor Hughes, died at Carlo, Illinois, last week.
 NIT. Worden, travelling freight and passenger agent of the Frisco line, came in last evening.
 E. E. Wann, the mining man, re turned yesterday from a business trip to Phenix.
 R. B. Burmister and T. G. Norris returned this morning from attend ing the celebration and reception in Phenix.
 East Lynne at the opera house tonight, with Charles Harrison as Francis LevisOn and Edna Paige as Isabel.
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy re- turned this afternoon from their visit to Phenix and Congress in their private car.
 The NJ. E. Church, South, hold an entertainment this evening ID building on Cortez street, north of Mrs. Blaine's millinery parlors.
 Guests of the Johnson House have raised a purse for Annie Peter son in appreciation of her services to them on the night of the fire.
 Frank Meador, former resident of Prescott, came up Tuesday to take charge of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express office for a short time du- ring the absence of Ed. NJ. Blake.
 The Edna Paige company gave an excellent performance last evening. The trombone solo was alone worth the price of admission. The com Pany is worthy of good patronage.
 R. E. Morrison, went down to Phenix last evening to qualify as United States attorney.
 4 recent letter received from Frank Emmal states that his health has greatly improved lately.
 Marshal Jim Roberts of Jerome has announced his intention of go- ing back to his stock range again.
 Jake Webber has resigned as dep uty sheriff at Jerome. Jeromites want Jeff Davis appointed to he position.
 4 very pleasant dancing party was given at the Senator on the evening of the 22d, and was attended by quite a large crowd of ladies and gentlemen from Prescott.
 MT. F. 4. Tritle Jr., of Prescott, yesterday entertained at dinner at the Adams hotel NIT. and Mrs. Charles Akers. NIT. and Mrs. c. O. Ellis. MISS hdtlle I lSueI anu nary Tritle.-Phenix Herald.
 Health Officer Day is quite active under the new ordinance recently passed by the city council, in getting the streets and alleys of the city in good sanitary condition. It is stated that their condition today is better than it has been for months.
 Put Yaney. formerly of Arizona, is at present located at Canyon City. Alaska, a small town located seven miles from Dyea and within 1 five miles of Sheep Camp. 4. W. Edwards and R. \. Freder- icks returned last night on a special train from attending the Phenix ! festivities. President and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy came up as far as Con- gress last evening, and will reach Prescott this evening.
 The little ee-year-old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Thos. 4. Frye died in Flagstaff recently of pneu-
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