Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-05

ne A. O. U. W lOuSe meets bO-
 morrow in K. of P. hall at o'clock p. m. for installation of officers and work iu the Workman degree. All members are requested to attend and visitors are fraternally invited.
 The funeral of the late J. NJ. Whittier will take place from Logan's undertaking parlors at p. m. Sunday next. Friends and ac quaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
 The town of Bisbee had a very narrow escape from a serious con fiagration Sunday. The fire started in under the building of the Queen restaurant and when discovered the whole of the under part of the build ings occupied by the Queen rest nr- ant, Warburton the tailor and John nie Mobile. was a mass of flames.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Rev. H. A. Brown expects his wife home tomorrow. ] Colin Timmons came up from Phenix yesterday.
 Mrs. B. NJ. Belcher is quite sick with pneumonia. The report is again out that Fred Hughes has been arrested. W. s. Adams. of the Jerome News, registered at Hotel Winsor yester- day.
 Phenix papers refer to the Pres colt foot ball team as cyclone play CTS.
 The funeral of the late J. NJ. Whittier toOa place yesterday after noon.
 B. F. Pri,chard, the Los Angeles shelter mao, Is back from a trip to Phenix.
 Father Gum left for Tucson on Saturday after a brief visit to Pres colt.
 The Gazette has purchased the Wood & Irvine job printing office at Phenix.
 4 delegation Of Masons went out to Jerome on Saturday on lodge business.
 J. H. Costello, the mining man, left for his Piedmont mining camp this afternoon.
 Hugo Behan left this morning for San Ma;eo, California, where he is attend ng school.
 Judge E. NJ. Sanford was in Wash ington. D. C., on supreme court business December 3l.
 Judge R. E. Sloan left for Phenix yesterday to hold court this week for Judge Webster Street.
 Mrs. George :. Porter and Miss Minnie Groves passed through Pres colt yesterday, en route to Los An geles.
 Nj. Goldwater X Bros. have a new advertisement in this issue which Is worth perusing by all purchasers of dry goods.
 Thos. Holland. better known as Uncle Tom, came up from Phenix yesterday anu Is circulating among his friends.
 EI. KastneT's room was entered on Saturday night, and a Sl5O gold watch was stolen, together with some of his clothes.
 Three deeds from the A. X P. R. Go. 10 Mrs. Marie Nichols for seven lots in Ash Fork were filed for record . today. Consideration, $50.
 Western Star Lodge No. Daugh- ! ters of Rebecca, l. O. O. F., will . install officers and give a dance on . Friday evening, January :.
 Peter Wenn. who has been in the . employ of NJ Goldwater & Bros. . for some time, has resigned his posi- ton, and expects to start for Alaska on Wednesday.
 \ deed from John Lawler ct al. to . John H. Robinson for lots l3. l5, F . and l9, in the City of Prescott, was flied for record today. Considera- ton, Sl, 100.
 The Goldwater doll ticket, No. 6.i55. which was the winner m the recent contest, has not yet been to that firm. The holder of it can secure a fine big doll by it at theIr store.
 Mrs. Mae Mcclure has resigned her position as teacher of the Miller valley school and has accepted a situation which she formerly held as stenographer in law office in Fl PasO. She will leave for the above place in a few days.
 R. B. BurmisJer has resigned his position in the dry goods depart ment of the Bashford BurmIster company's store and has accepted position in the Bank of Arizona. MT. Burmister is a very capable and popular young man and the JOUR NAL-MINER corgratulates him on his success.
 Chas Behm, of Wild Horse Basin. has Just issued a circular offering a reward of one hundred dollars for the apprehension and conyiction of the parties who re- gently stole a lot of horses from his range; also for the arrest and con viction of parties who stole a lot two years ago. He also offers S10 reward for the recovery of each horse. They were branded ES on he left shoulder.
 The impression seems to have got ut that the detachment of disabled young men who were met at the iepot Sunday by a half dozen am Dulances were veterans from the Cuban war. It IS a mistake, how .ver. They were the Prescott foot Dall team returning from Phenix.