Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-09
From Mondays Daily

ASK to gee the New Pearl Hat, the style Tor 1898, at Blocks.
 A. Fslco has returned to the Gladiator
 P D. B. Gillette is home again from Pinos Altos.
 Mrs. Harry Elliott, of Congress, is visiting friends in Prescott for few days.
 James Shirley. general manager of the Etta mine, left for that camp today.
 H. P. Anewalt returned this morn ing from a weeks vacation spent in Phenix.
 Miss Nell G. Cluster, of Chicago, is visiting her friend, Mrs. Henry Goldwater
 Mrs. e E. Kitchener left today for a visit to her home at Urichs- vile, Ohio.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray left a few days ago for the east for a protracted visit with relatives.
 Mary F. Mayer has sold lots l, ? and 3, block 3, Moeller addition, to Mary E. Diskin for S750.
 Geo. H. Cook, the Prescott and Pheuix jeweler, came up ou this mornings train from the latter city.
 NEW styles for Spring, 1898, in Boys Suits, just arrived at Blocks.
 J. R. Weber, representing the sub scription department of the San Francisco Examiner, arrived in Pres cott yesterday.
 Al. O'Connor, of San Diego. who is visiting Prescott on mining busi- ness. was formerly law partner of ex-Comptroller Eckels.
 A deed hes been filed for record from Robert and Rosa A. Blair to Peter Gambriano for lot f, block l9. Prescott; consideration, Sl 900.
 Mrs. c. A. Dake left on Saturday morning for San Diego for a brief visit, being called there by the sick ness of her mother.
 deed has been filed for record from E. l.. Greene to Andrew Kirk patrick lot l3, block 37, and lot fl, block SS, Prescott; consideration, SlS2O2.
 4 Ceed has been filed for record from Mrs. NJ Ballinger to Mrs. NJ. L. Henkle for all of her interest in the Rapid Transit mine; considera. tion. Sl00.
 Frank Murrell, a native of Ire land, aged 57 years, died in the county hospital last Saturday. He had been an inmate since last Au- gust.
 Mrs. Eliza Birch, mother of Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, left Sunday morning for her home at Glasgow, Missouri, after a visit of several weeks in Prescott.
 J. T. DoUgine, who is engaged in mining in Santa Maria district, is in town today on business. He says that his properties are looking very promising.
 A. W. Crawford, a Chicago jew eler, is in town. He will remain here for day or two, when he will go to Phenix, where he has recently acquired a business interest, and where he expects to remain.
 Active work was commenced to- day at Point of Rocks, in the gra- ding of the Big Bug railroad. The contractors state that work will be pushed as rapidly as possible till completion.
 A. W. Edwards will go up to Ash Fork on toright's train to meet his sister-in-law, Mrs. H. B. Edwards, of California, who is coming to Pres colt for visit.
 J. l.. Bevis, representing the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Associa- ton of St. Lotus, is in town, in the interest of his firm The Anheuser- Busch company not only manufac- lures a first class beer but their preparations of malt have a world wide fame for their superior medic inal qualities.
 President D. B. Robinson, of the St. Louis & San Francisco railroad, left by special train yesterday at 10 O clock for Ash Fork, where he made connection with the regular west bound Santa Fe train en route to California. He was accompanied by Henry Kinsley. cashier of the Prescott National Bank, who took