Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-20

CaDe, IS m town.
 W. E. Dickinson, of Oak creek
 died on Wednesday, July 6. H,
 leaves wife and nine children.
 A. Blumberg will leave tomorrow
 morning for the east to purchas,
 the winter stock of goods for hi
 New York store. He expects to b,
 absent about a month.
 Secretary c. H. Akers came UT
 from Phenix this morning for brie
 visit with his family. He will return
 to Phenix again tomorrow.
 The A. O. U. w. lodge meets al
 S:O tonight in K. of P. hall.
 A picked nine from the volunteer. and the PreScotts will play base ba Il
 tomorrow on the West Prescott grounds.
 Doctor Murphy's family have ar rived from Phenix.
 There are numerous Prescott visi- tors at WhiPple these days. The place presents a very lively appear. ance with its $50 soldiers.
 The jury in the Giroux- -Schuer- man case IS kept locked up at night.
 T. B. Carter came up from Wal nut Grove this morning.
 Stenogrspher Garrett, who went with Major Brodie's squadron writes 6 letter giving great praise to Cap tain O'Neill and Lieut.. Carter for the bravery shown in the La Quesima fight of June 24. He says that Prescott need not be ashamed of her volunteer soldiers.
 The case of Giroux vs. Schuerman still occupies the time Of the court, and the jury will probably spend Sunday in each others company.
 H. J. Glandt, of Phenix, has re- turned to the city for the summer, during which time he will teach class in penmanshiP.
 The dance given last evening by the orchestra of the Prescott brass band was a complete success. There was large attendance, good music and good time generally. The boys deserve all the success they realized.
 The Prescott Choral Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. J. l.. Fisher next Monday evening All members are requested to attend.
 Dr. W. E. Lindley the post sur geon reports only one cise in the hospital at the present time.
 George Morris, known as "Foxey George" of Phoenix is iu town.
 Friday, July 15.-Sitting as a board of equalization citations were issued as follows in regard to pro- posed raises in their assessments:
 July lS.-Frank Myers, lots; J Jl Milliken, machinery; J Marks. lots. Mrs J Marks, lots; F NJ Murphy. lots; c w Moore, stock of goods; Sisters of Mercy, lots; Joe Mayer, personal property; J H Morrison, lots; Mrs Mary E Majors, land and improvements; Mrs Alice Moeller. lots.
 From Mondays Daily.
 J. W. Stopleton, of WicAenaurg. l left this morning for Milwaukee,.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Iftiger will go .o Los Angeles tomorrow.
 
 A car load of fresh water melons ust received at Ed. Shumaie's. 2t
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Fagin's little laughter has returned from a visit O relatives in the east.
 The city council of Flagstaf has uttered into 6 contract with George ". StuTteyant, Jr., for the construc- ion of the water works for the Ibove town, the contract price being 'S5,O00.
 Arch bishop Salpointe, of the dio- ese of Santa Fe, died at Tucson ast Friday of paralysis.
 Editors Riley and Thompson, of he Jerome Reporter, are in town. A telegram in the Los Angeles lines states that steamer Oliyette. n which were Major Brodie and 1 'aptain McClintock, with a large $ umber of other wounded officers , nd soldiers, touched at Newport !, Jews last Friday, and without land , lg any of her passengers, proceeded !, } New York, where the wounded ill be cared for.
 The base ball game yesterday was very interesting aud close, and ss witnessed by a large crowd. . oth teams did good playing. and le result was 12 to II in favor of rescott.
 Dr. D. l.. Conner, an osteopath hysician of Phenix. arrived in Pres ott last evening, and has opened an [ flee at the Johnson House. The octor has been practicing in Phenix f IT some time with excellent success, !: ld expects to remain in Prescott lFing the balance of the summer, Id will return to Phenix again in c Ie fall. His card will be found in Iis issue. E. E. Ellinwood is in town on gal business. r The case of Giroux .s. Schuerman ill occupies the time of the court. + Geo. Giles, the house mover and i' neral contractor for moving heavy D tlcles of all kinds, last week evated to is position a monster eel wind mil. tr-me and Iank for n E. Wells, in West Prescott. The nk frame is siXty-fYe feet high. was built on the ground and the o nk was built inside of it. Mir. 0' lles with his appliances raised the hole thing, frame tank and all and d chored 1t in position. It is the B st job of the kind that has ever en done here, and probably the o, st in the territory, as they are al- @ o lys built from the ground up and sEI 6 tank built inside of them. S The Postal telegraph company gl mpleted stringing it's second wire es Prescott today. This will give "S greatly increased facilities for siness, as the railroad work as Il as the commercial work has M Mn' retofore had to be done on 6 sin aI ai } wire. al The northeast corner of the plaza R, 5 been selected as the site for the