Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-08-17

: Highest HOnOrs, Worlds Fair Gold Medal. Midwinter Fair Major Mitchell, accompanied Col , McCord to Prescott today, being hi l hrst visit to town since his arriva
 at Whipple.
 Nearly all of the Phenix excur sionists have returned home. 1 large delegation left on this after noon's train.
 Read the "water notice" in thi
 issue. The use of water is prohibi
 ted in every manner except for do
 nestle purposes.
 Captain J. F. Ellwell, of the Phe
 nix militia company, who managed
 the recent excursion, left for hom,
 this afternoon.
 Word has been received at Whip.
 pie of the shipment of the uniform:
 for the volunteers. They are ex
 pected to arrive next Tuesday.
 The marriage of United States
 Attorney Robert E. Morrison, of
 Prescott, in Chicago, on August g.
 to Miss Lizzie Kneiss, of that city,
 IS announced.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Bu1ge, of
 Phenix, have been visiting in Pres cott for a number of days, the guests of MT. aud Mrs. Geo. NJ. Sargent. ] It is reported that the war de
 partment has decided to muster out of service all soldiers enlisted under the second call and of which about 10000 have been enrolled.
 President Parker of the university of Arizona has been authorized by the board of regents to make a trip throughout the territory in the in teresI of the university.
 It will only cost you 9 cents to attend the entertainment by the Good Templars next Monday even ing. A nice dish Of ice cream and cake also goes with it.
 Col. Wm. Christy, of Phenix, ar rived in Prescott on this morning's train to join his family who have been here for some time. His son is sdjutant of Col. McCord's regi- ment at Whipple.
 pr. Day received a telegram from Los Angeles yesterday saying the temperature there was no. It reached 95 in Prescott. The high est temperature of the season here was 101 and that only on one day.
 The city election today resulted in the election of John W. Dougherty as mayor, vice W. O. O'Neill, de- ceased. The election was practically unanimous, only a few scattering complimentary votes being cast for other candidates.
 Quite a number of people from Prescott visited Whipple yesterday afternoon to witness the battalion mill of the volunteers. The New Mexico battalion was in command of Major Mitchell aud the Arizona battalion in command of Captain Russell.
 The remains of the late Wm. Y. Bruce were shipped to San Fran cisco by this mornings train. They were taken to the depot last evening at 7:90 o'clock, and were accom- panied there by delegations from Ivanhoe Commandery, K. T., Aztlan Lodge, F. & A. M., and Prescott Lodge, B. F. o. E.
 Mrs. Meier, mother-in-law of Adolf Moser, intended to leave this morning for Denver, where her daughter, Mrs. Moser. is visiting. On her way to the depot she fell off the side walk at the end of Office l Row, where the excavation is being made for a new building, and broke . her leg just below the knee
 The rumor comes from Phenix that Dr. Miller, of Prescott, will l shortly be appointed superintendent | of the insane asylum, and that c. F. . Ainsworth will be named as successor to Attorney General Frazier. Dr. Miller was superintendent of the asylum during Gov. Murphy's for mer administration.
 A. Parker will give an exhibition of rope tying and tricks of various kinds. He will also make a speech and sing "The Larboard Watch" assisted by Albert Morris. If he makes as good success at this as he does at the door check and window lock business, you are sure to be we'll entertained, if you attend the entertainment given by the Good Templars on next Monday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
 If you have a screen door, you have it for the purpose of keeping out the flies. Send for A. Parker; he will call on you and sell you a screen door catch for Soc. that will effectually keep out the flies. He guarantees his work to give perfect or your money refunded. He refers to the following men, for whom he has done work. Call on them and ask them if MT. Parker doesn't give entire satisfaction: Johnston, grocer; Otis, grocer; MT. Bank of Arizona, Judges Wells, Johnston and Herndon, Dis trict Attorney Ross, City Marshal Ed. Block, Mir. Marks, Mir. Murphy, Cook, the jeweler. Dough erty. of the O. K. Store, and hun dreds of others; also the editor of this paper.
 From Mondays Daily.
 1. NJ. Christy, of PheniK, left for home yesterday afternoon after a weeks visit in Prescott.
 Chas. Nolan le.y ) f,r Los An. geles this afternoon.
 M. S. Taft is in from Big Bug to attend the central committee meet ing tomorrow.
 Boys $2.OO suits for SI.5O; boys $500 suits for S2.25; boys S4.OO suits for $500; boys $500 suits for S3.75 until September lst, on that date we resume our regular prices. ED. 
 "Dick" lessen, a young man 22 years of age, son of Fritz lessen, died at his fathers residence in Prescott Sunday morning, after a brief illness with typhod pneumonia, and uaa b1triad fb;s ,ffarnoo, h.