Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-05-25

The following deeds from G. W. Hull have been filed for record: To Der Tue Sing for parts of lots 13 and IA, block z, Jerome. aud to Mon Charley for lot l2 and part of 13, block z, same place; consideration in each being $50.
 Mrs. George NJ. Sargent and her youngest two children left for a visit to her relatives at St. Joseph, Missouri, on Sunday morning. MT. Sargent accompanied them short distance returning this afternoon.
 Vim. Lawler will leave in day or two for Klondike. He Wiil join Frank Wells in Los Angeles, the latter having left for the latter place few days since.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Ashley have gone out to their ranch at Big Chino valley to reside. E. Mcdonald has taken MT. Ashley's place as book keeper for Jos. Dougherty.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha brought Dan McCatly up from Con- gress yesterday with a ninety days permit to board at Hotel de Nor gan.
 Tue services at the Methodist church yesterday were very interest ing. The Knights Templar at- tended in a body in their uniforms and Rev. Jenness, always interesting, excelled himself ir his sermon to them. MT. Aitken and his choir also seemed to be Inspired for the occasion and rendered some ex- cellent music.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tiernan are rejoicing over the arrival at their house on Sunday, May 22, of d bright little girl, which wIli hereafter form part of their household. Mother and child both doing we'll, and Papa Joe-well. be is just tresding on air. He says it is the handsomest baby ever born m Prescott. When asked as to how it seemed to be a papa he replied "Oh, it's all right. In few years from now when the girl grows little the young fellows will be around wanting to drive the milk wagon and wanting to milk the COWS for me"
 Mrs. Fl. S. Latham, wife of Drug gIst Latham, in the employ of w.. W. Ross, Of the Corner drug store, died Saturday night at the Sisters hospital. after a protracted illness. She came here from Minnesota last September with her hushand. in the hope of recovering her health, but her malady, consumption, had al ready taken too great hold upon her system. In addition to her hus- band, she leaves a threP-year-old girl. The funeral took place yester- day afternoon from Logan's uDders taking rooms.
 Mrs. Brown, of Phenix, arrived in Prescott couple of days since, for a visit to her sons, Ziba O. and Harry Brown.
 From Tuesdays Daily
 Today is Queen Vieioria's birth day.
 T.J. Howell, of Skull valley, is in town.
 D. B. Gillett is reported quite seriously ill again.
 Mark Ezekiel, the veteran com mercial man, is in town.
 
 Wm. LawIer expects to leave to- morrow for Klondike.
 J.Q. Stephens is in from his Will iamson valley stock ranch.
 Judge R. E- Sloan will shortly build d residence in East Prescott.
 A. B. Rogers has deeded lots 4 and block If, Jerome, to c. w. Woods for S50O.
 s. Pedgrift. the plasierer, who formerly resided here, Is living in Pheuix at Present.
 4 genuine Indian bow and arrow given with each pair of boys shoes purchased at Goldwsters'. ml2tf
 Territorial Secretary C. H. Akers came up from Phenix this morning accompanied by his son Bryan.
 JIG. Herndon, wife and child, of Prescott, are spending a few days at the Midland Hotel, Kansas City.
 Frank Myers, of the Palace ba-- Der shop, left this morning for a visit to his old home at Beloi', Kansas,
 John Lawler has under considera- tion the construction of two story brick building on the east side of the plaza.
 Every thing in stationery. Best goods, best assortment, lowest prices. At Wooster's. m23-St
 A deed has been filed for record from A, c. Gilmore and wife to R. c. Powers for lots 2I, 23 and 25, block Is, Prescott. Consideration $430.
 Col. DeRussey has recovered from his recent illness, and is again in command of his regiment, and viii accompany his troops to Cuba.
 Only a short time left in which to sell the rest of the bamboo furniture and Jsplneye goods, at Woes ter's. m23t3
 The first of the California seaside excursions, via the Santa Fe, Pres colt, & Phenix, will take place next Thursday, May 26.
 A new line of tapestry and brus- sells carpets just received at Gold waters. We are offering the best quality tapestry at 75c. the yard. Not the kind you can use as gravel screen. m12tf
 A fine, large new safe was placed in the Bank of Arizona today. It is considered one of the finest ever brought to Prescott. It weighs 5000 pounds.
 Call at Goldwaters' and see their display of the St. Regus Indian Baskets. They are cheap and pretty. ml2tf
 Geo. A. Giles. the house mover, is prepared to do all kinds of work in