Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-29

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 and had for months been Ill, declin
 ing gradually until relieved bv death
 Of earthly suffering. The announce.
 ment ot his passing away will bt
 received with regret wherever he
 was known, as he was an upright and conscientious man.
 From Mondays Daily.
 A. F. Bsnta returned this morning from his visit to Phenix.
 John Eckles was convicted today
 of stage robbery.
 Mrs. T. J. Corrigan and Mrs. E. s. Jones, of Congress, left for home this afternoon. after a brief visit to Prescott.
 Elwin F. Tar, of Jerome. is in town.
 Willis P. Haynes, assistant clerk 0f the district court. left for Cali fornia today to undergo a surgical operation for his health.
 Col. J. F. Wilson left for Pheni1 last evening.
 Five excursionists left for Los Angeles on this mornings train.
 NJ. L. Randall and A. G. Turner left for Lake City, Colorado, this morning.
 Gorham A. Bray received tele- gram this morning from Little Rock, Arkansas, announcing the birth of a boy to Lieut.. and Mrs. Phillips, the latter the daughter of Mrs. G. A. Bray. Lieut.. Philips was formerly at Whipple.
 Prof. HafFord has gone east to at tend the National Educational Asso 
 Dr. Day reports .6S of an inch rainfall during the recent storm.
 Read the advertisement of the Indian Curio Store in this issue.
 T. E. Carey. an old time conductor of the s. F., P. x P. railroad. is in own. He has just returned from a rip to the Yukon country.
 The Crowned King Mining Com 1 'any paid its usual monthly dividend 1 
 R. C. Irvine, the hustling clothing nan, went out to Crowned King | his morning.
 Dr. Kunze, the celebrated euto- nologist, is in Prescott again for a CIV weeks, collecting specimens. He Vill take in a circuit of several miles rom town during his stay here.
 Tim Hannon, one of the old time nd substantial citizens of Fergu- on valley, is iu town. Mir. Hannoa , taking great interest in the pres Ut war, as he was in Cuba way back q 1857.
 What IS the difference between Incle Sam, a barn yard rooster and D old maidi" Answer: "Uncle Sam Yankee doodle do; barn yard |, poster, cock-a-doodle-do. and old laid, any old dude IIl-do."-Ex.
 C. O. Austin, of Tempe. a tempsr- hce lecturer. will be in Prescott on Ionday night, and will deliver a 'cture to the members of Aztec odge, in this city. All base ball players are requested < meet on the grounds every even- E at 2 o'clock.
 Brakeman White, who was caught etween the pilot of an engine and : car at Jerome Junction yesterday, '. nd brought to Mercy hospital, is )t seriously injured as was at first 2 opposed. He will be out in day ' : two. Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Peery and their tile son came up from Stanton this r orning. Ms. Peery and the boy e i'll remain here for the summer. I The baseball game between Con D ess and Prescott on the 4th prom ! ss to be she most interesting con st of the kind ever to take place in C IS territory. The Prescott boys e practicing every evening and nong the players are noticed many w arrivals that show past expe- e ,nce and expertness in the nation & game. Reports from Congress are a .ewise fsttering over the game g at Corrigan's Cracks will put up. VI lich promises to revive interest in o g sport and maze this initial game I interesting. Arthur Gage Il have charge of the gold camp le and John Tinker will handle st 3 affairs of our boys. Crook al srion was last evening elected as ID ptain of the Prescotts, while p' hnny Rogers will be the noisy lit G
 mascot. 5.
 From Tuesdays Daily
 Line Up, Boys th Charles Donaldson today received n telegram from Governor McCord ..;c ting him how soon he can have sso y men ready for muster to form a iU' npany with other northern coun- ?. Mir. Donaldson IS designated captain of the company in the F. sgram. He immediately wired a & IL Lo