Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-09-14


 gress are visiting Prescott for 1, week the guests of Brinkmeyeri hotel. Mir. Simmons is an old Tombstouer and passed through Prescott en route there in 1879, but he says that ne can not recogniz, any familiar landmarks of the towr now.
 Invitations are out from Mrs John Lloyd Fisher to the marriag, of her daughter, Miss Harrie Fisher, to Mir. Harry R. Tritle. Th' ceremony will take place in the Episcopal church on Wednesday evening, September 2l, at s:3C o'clock.
 Advices have been received from Taylorville, Illinois. to the effect that the quo warTanto suit recently brought there by the people of the state of Illinois, ex-rel Noah C Shekels against Orrin F. Piace to de termine the laiter's right to clsiu that he is the president of tn, Crowned King mining company, ha; just been decided against Mir. Place and so iudicIally determines tha Noah c. Shekels IS the president oI the corporation.
 Joseph Dickson, president of tho Etta mining company, is in Prescott
 The entertainment given last eve ming by the Whipple volunteers at tracted a full house to Knights oi Pythias hall. The entertainment was a very creditsble one.
 The O. K. hose company will mee, this evening.
 The officers at Whipple feel very grateful to Mrs. W $. Pratt and her daughter for a liberal donation oi ice cream and cake, recently.
 Man and wife want positions in the country, the former a. carpenter and the latter as cook. See ad.
 Frank Kramer, 6 former well known resident of this city. but noa of Jerome. made a flying trip tO town last evening returning again this morning. He accompanied Mrs. Kramer, who Is en route east to visit friends and relatives. ss far a: Jerome Junction.
 The Prescott base ball club lef, for Congress this afternoon to play s game with the Congress tomo ' row.
 The latest telegrams say that two troops of the Rough Riders ,sere tu be mustered out today aud the others as soon as possible.
 A telegram from Denver says it Is bitter cold and snowi Ig therr and that the cold wave is moving south west
 Trumpeier Frank Harner of Troop A of the Rough Riders regi- ment came up on this mornings train from Pheui1 He wAs over come with heat, on the afternoon of July l, at the famous charge on San Juan heights, and was granted leave of absence till September l6, with instructions 10 report at Whipple. He expects to receive his discharge there as he has been advised from New York that the regiment Is be- ing mustered out To his capacity as trumPeter of Captain O'Neilrs company be was with the latter when he was killed. He was overcome with heat several hours sfterEards He has fully recovered now and IS himself once more.
 Donald Grant, the railroad con tractor, went east this morning
 Thirty i've dollars were received this morning. from Ash fork. for the O'Neill monument fund.
 San Francisco papers, which ar rived today contain the announce ment of the marriage and iiiustra- tions of Frank D. Wiley and Miss Regina Belmer, a noted society belle of that city, and also a niece of the noted Chris Buckley. Mir. Wiley Is we'll known m this city, where he re- sided for some time a few years ago. He has many friends to wish him and his happiness and prosperity as they journey through life.
 An escort of forty sOldis rs met the paymasteF on his arrival at the de- pot today.
 The Arizona Improvement com pany expects to pickle 5000 gallons of olives this season near Pheui1.
 Among the Jerome people in town yesterday and today are Messrs. Purcell. Cordiner, Conncrs, Smiley, Scott, Razor, Allison, and others whom We have not seen. Each gives a horrible picture of the holocaust. They will remain for some time. or until their affairs are strsightened up.
 John Thorpe returned from Ham ilton, Ontario, Canada, on Saturday, to which place he accompanied the remains of the late Joe Brown.
 D. c. Thorne came in on this mornings tram from his Santa Maria mines.
 Captain James McClintock has been nominated by the republicans of Maricops county for the legisla- tive council. Jim is a Rough Rider, and though he is at present in bed in a New York hospital with badly shattered limb and unable to come to Arizona and make a politi- cal canvass, our word for it, he will get there however with "both feet"
 Mrs. J.L. Fisher and her | tighter Miss Olive. left for PheIIx yester- day afternoon for a brief visit.
 Harry Tritle came up on Sunday morning for a brief visit to his relatives.
 B. F. Snyder, of the s. F. P. & P. st Phoenix, is visiting our city.
 Gus Hirschfeld, of Phoenix, is visiting our city for a few days. He says our climate is just right.
 Dr. J. c. Lentz, of Phoenix, is yis- ting Prescott and renewing old ac- The doctor formerly practiced in his profession of den tistry in this city.
 George Whitaker, we'll and favor ably known in this county, is visit