Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-08-31
From Fridays Daily.
Masonic lodge meets tonight.

Masonlc lodge meets tonlSht.
 That practice march of the Whip pie troops has not yet taken place owing to the indictment weather.
 Dr. Miller tCok charge of the in sane asylum yesterday.
 Musician Eberhart, If Whipple will render a comet solo at the Methodist church tomorrow even ing.
 Jerome B. Hoover and Mrs. Freda 4. Campbell were married at Jerome August g.
 The Globe railroad has been com pleted acIoss the Gila river. Its completion to Globe IS now a mat ter of only few weeks
 There will be special music at the evening service at the Methodist church tomorrow evening.
 The volunteer concert" "pos- tered for last night. did not ma terislize. Cause unknown.
 A few cases of typhoid fever are reported from the Verde valley.
 Granger Tom Gray left for hi: Verde valley home today.
 Jack Tooley, an old mining man, who has spent many fortunes, was in the city Thursday. making pre- parations for a trip back to his old home in New York state. Only a few days ago, MT. Tooley sold a mine near Wickenburg to an east ern company for S65,OO0.-Pheni1 Gazette.
 Prof. F. s. Hafford returned last evering from his eastern visit. Dur ing his absence he attended the meeting of the National Educa- tional Association, as delegate from Arizona, and took an active part in its deliberations.
 Miss Stanley Windes has returned from her trip 10 California, and is visiting her home at Cottonwood, prior to resuming her duties as teacher in the Prescott public schools.
 Miss Laura Melendy, sister of Mrs. E. E. Gregory, died at her home in Michigan August 15.
 R. R. Coleman came i1 last even ing for a brief visit to his family.
 Over 600 photos of the wreck caused by the recent boiler explo- sion, have been sold.
 J. A. c. Freund, the life insurance man, returned yesterday from a trip over into Mohave county.
 The A. 0. U. W. lodge meets to- night at S:30 in K. of P. hall. All members are requested to attend and visitors are fraternally invited
 The Bashford Burmister Co. has a new advertisement in this issue which is devoted to corsets, hence ol special interest to the ladies. Read what they have to say, The last excursion to Flagstaff of the season will be on September 13
 Shelby NJ. Cullom, deputy collec. tor of internal revenue, says that there are few atte mpts by the peo- pie Of Arizona to avoid payment oi the war revenue tax. It is being paid not only willingly, but cheer. fully. Folks are affixing 1. R'stamps to things not mentioned in the wal revenue bill. If the people of this territory had the means and were let alone, Mir. Cullom believes they would pay of the war debt without any outside aid
 Frank Wiley, who lived in this section Of Arizona for three or four years, but who went to San Fran cisco about a year ago, to take the position of manager of the O. F Wiley Carriage Company, writes that he will be married early in September to a nieces of Chris. Buckley.
 J. F. Kelly, formerly employed a: a drug clerk in Harry Brisley's store, has been appointed steward oi the insane asylum by pr. Miller and took charge last Thursday. MT Kelly is first class young man and will no doubt fill his position very creditably.
 The work of numbering tn, houses has commenced.
 Col. Wood will open public schools in Santiago on Sept. 15.