Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-16
PURE CRAZE esrAn or TARTAR POWDER

~x AAA A21 NS !: !: ]: POWDER K Awarded
 Highest hOnOrs, Worlds Fair d Gold Medal. Midwinter Fair d Four grocery clerks in Phenix a
 charged with systematically robbiI , their employers. They caught (
 to the fact that they were beir
 watched and gave the officers Il k slip.
 Chas. Rosenberger died at h D home in .he lower Agua Fria vale
 a few days ago. His funeral toe \ pla,e today in Prescott under th
 auspices of Barrett Post, G. A. I
 Deceased was an old-time resider and highly respected citizen ( this county. He was 57 years ol
 and leaves three married daughter all residents of this county. Rev. and Mrs. Woodman of Chico
 California, arrived in Prescott o
 Saturday afternoons train for
 brief visit with Rev. and Mrs. c. K
 Jenness. The couple are en rout
 east to visit relatives and decided t,
 take a run down from Ash Fork t,
 visit their friends in Prescott. Re,
 Woodman preached in the NJ. E
 church vest srday morning and Mrs
 Noodman spoke m the evening or
 The Madonna of the Future.
 Both are very able and eloquent speakers, the latter being one of the most prominent speakers in Califor ma among the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. They conduct cd private academy in Chico foI about thirty years. Their visit ID Prescott will be only of few days duration.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight.
 Dr. aud Mrs. E. A. Butler, are visiting ID Phenix.
 :. E. Patton came up from Phenix this morning for a brief visit.
 Born, at WhippIe Barracks, March lO, 10 Sergeant and Mrs. Hayes, a daughter.
 H. NJ. Abbott. foreman of the Sundanee Mining Company's mine. IS in town.
 Garland Steel Ranges, "the worlds best" Prices from $50 to S15. HILLS HARDWARE STORE. tfa
 G. H. Schuerman has gone to Castle creek hot springs for a visit of a couple of weeks.
 Attend the public library benefit entertainment at the high school building this evening.
 Dr. Person. a former resident of Wlckeuburg, Is reported insane at San Beraardino. CllIforni q.
 The United Verde Copper com pany IS arranging for burning a arge number of bricks at Jerome Junction.
 he Bashford- Burmister company | las a new advertisement in this 1 ssue which 1t will pay our readers O peruse.
 Spring time was announced today y the appearance on the street of a nan with hand organ and its ac- compartment. dancing monkey.
 W. J. Martin declined the position 'f receiver of the Springfield Min ng Company's property, and R. w. .leadOr was appointed to the posi- ion. The latter went down this fternoon to take charge. Don't fail to hear Prof. McCann ing the latest New York hit "The ermOn That Touched His H art" eautifullY illustrated with hand 1 'ainted scenes, during St. Patrick's elebration on the 18th and l7tb.
 Captain Churchmlu. I very brigh nd comely officer, of the Salvation rmy, arrived in Prescott yesterday nd will open a campaign in Pres s ott this evening at the old opera | onse. MT. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards wen 3 Phenix this afternoon with Mrs. l. B. Edwards. of California. The vo Mesdames Edwards will remain lere for several days on a visit. a nile MT. Edwards will return on Ionday morning. I C. P. Hicks has rented the Con- :. ress House, and will take charge of
 next Tuesday, March l5. Mrs. Iicks will have charge of the culin- Y department, which is assurance | lat 1t will be first class. Walter U eese will have charge of the office. ! The Hawaiian legislature cen n sned on Wednesday, February Is. { ev. G. L. Pearson, formerly pastor Il the NJ. E. church at this place, a as elected chaplain of the senate. r he JouRNAL-MNER congratulates V e Hawaiian senate on its selection i, chaplain. Q Three car loads of hay and a car q ad of bran went through Prescott D en route from the Salt U Ter valley to California. Shipping b v and bran from from Arizona to c' llifornia is like shipping coals to ewcastle."
 Fowler Bros, of Phenix. will plant n, 0 pounds of melon seeds this ring. Just how many acres this lount of seed will cover is not al own by the JoURNAL-MNEs man t it should produce pretty to enty" of melons. The railroads ye made rate to the Fowlers m lereby they expect to ship their n ,lons in car load lots to Denver. n Francisco, Los Angeles and in- la mediate points.
 Workmen are engaged in clearing ca ay the burned debris of the John l House, preparatory to rebuild fir !, it. The Prescott Lumber Com ny has the contract for its recon uction. The house will be com ri' tied by May 1 if the weather per is. The entire house will be on