Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

A Phenix man who has lived il
 the United States for forty year
 just discovered last week that h,
 was not a citizen of the United
 States aud accordingly took out hi:
 first papers.
 A force of about fifteen cooks anC
 walters were on board last evening:
 train enroute from Chicago to Phe
 nix where they will be employed iu
 the Hotel Adams the coming winter.
 That popular hotel will reopen its
 dining room to its patrons tomor-
 row.
 I We would suggest that the band
 change the hour of having it's Sun
 day evening concerts, to f o'clock
 instead of 6 o'clock as it now Is.
 The days are much shorter and the evenings get too chilly to be com fortable for people 10 listen to the music.
 A new railroad time card appears in this issue which includes the Prescott x Eastern. The time card so far as the latter road is concerned will not be effective until October l5, when the road will be formally opened for business. On the 18th there will be an excursion to Mayer and return.
 Garland & Ross have sold their their cattle toa Colorado firm and nearly all of them have been shipped. MesSrs. Bixby Bros. and Patterson Bros. of California have purchased their range in Big Chino valley and have moved their sheep or it. Mir. Ross has purchased as mall place at Santa Ana, Cal,. and will go there to reside.
 pr. W. E. Lindley, of Whipple, is bringing the patients under his charge through all right. He finds little time on the side, without neglecting his. patients, to talk re- publican politics. It IS just as nat ural for the doctor to take a hand m politics as it is for a duck to swim
 The citizens of Phoenix have b 'en greatly aroused by the uossi- bl Ity of the Sisters hospital being removed to New Mexico, and at public meeting one night last week a large subscription was made up by the enterprising men Of that city to keep that excellent and necessary institution where 1t Is.
 R. L. Noodle, formerly of Fl Paso, Texas, has rented the old Bellevue hotel building and will shortly open a furniture store on the ground floor of the building. He received a car load of furniture today to sock Il with. He also expects to 1 open an undertaking establishment in connection with the other busi- ness.
 Rev. c. K. Jenness, of the NJ. | l.. chGrch. has been assigned to this charge by the conference for another year. and preached his first sermon of the new years work at II o'clock yesterday. Rev. Jeuness is an able young minister, very popular. not Oniy with his own church and coz but is considered a good wide awake citizen, full of push and in building up the cause of righteousness in the city. Pres 'ott welcomes such men to its midst.
 Congress House arrivals: CI Shaffer, Richard Klare. Crown King; Mrs Laura Brink, Alfred A Wood ord, Geo Elmore. David EImore. Mason City, Ill.,; Oscar Elmore, EP Elmore. Hadsworth, Nevada; Reu- 1en Wilkinson, TaylorvIlle, H.: :CEl Barr, Springfield, H.; H Gardner. ? D Powers, Edinburg, Ill; B Turner, Wm Kerr, Mrs L c Kerr, san Diego; A W Berry, Los Angeles; ] T Shores, Chicago; ER tsen- olller and wife. Cornucop':. II \ Davisson, Michigan Val nau F J Wilthum, A NJ Wilthum, city; s A Cobb, \ NJ; Mrs Wm Kerr, Miss tstella Kerr, Emily Kerr, Los Angeles, |al F Proctor aud wife Y NJ,