Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-13
Prom Mondays Daily.

Orchestra dance Friday night. td
 J. D. Smiley is on his periodical visit to Prescott.
 Ripe peaches are appearing in the Phenix markets.
 Fresh butter milk, from corn-fed COWS, at the Winsor. +je2Stf
 Do not fail to attend the dance on Friday night. Id
 There was a fine shower last even ing and another ore today.
 Sheriff Ruffner went to Phenix this afternoon on pnvate business.
 Captain Donaldson's company was mustered in as company last even- ing.
 Yes, a glass of soda with every dollar purchase made by lady at Brisley's. 6-9tf
 One of the volunteers from Bisbee is in the hospital quite sick with pneumonia.
 The orchestra connected with the Prescott brass band will give dance at K. of P. hall on Friday evening.
 FoR SALE.-Pony; buckskin mare; will ride or drive; cheap. Apply at JoURNAL-MINER office. 7-i2tf
 The Prescott Transfer Co. has moved its office to the Winsor hos tel. Telephone No. 9. 7-l1x6
 The railroad company is building 6 nice little depot at the junction of the s. F., P. & P. and the P. & E. at Point of Rocks.
 Dr. W. E. Lindley, assistant sur geon of the new volunteer regiment being formed here, has arrived at Whipple.
 Wit, humor and common sense at he Congregational church tonight, oy Rev. A. NJ. Lumpkin.
 Strange Sights in Foreign Lands" 1 s the subject of a lecture to be- delivered this evening by Rev. A. NJ. 
 Thomas Campbell has resigned his position in the Prescott postoffice | o take charge as assistant post master at Jerome. Wm. Bayless has ,akeu the position vacated by MT. Campbell at Prescott.
 Captain W. O. O'Neill was recom- for a medal for bravery un- Ter kre in the first action between he Rough Riders and the Spaniards. That medal should be issued and ent to his fsmily.-HeFald.
 The Woman's Relief Corps is ex- the money received from he 4th of July to good advantage D administering to the comforts of | he volunteers at Whipple. They rave supplied them with bedding, plates, knives and forks and with a arge amount of provisions.
 Several Phenix citizens are trying O get up an excursion to Prescott ,efore the departure of the volun- eers. They arc vadeavoring to get rate so low that the poorest rela- ives and friends of any volunteer here may be able to avail them elves of it.
 Lieut.. Walter G. Scott, recently of t. Johns, but now of Col. McCord's egiment, was . welcome caller at his office this morning. Lieut.. 'cott held the position of foreman f the JoURSAL-MINER for several ears. During his spare moments, Then employed with this paper, he tudied law, and when be gave up be position he did so as a full edged attorney, and located in St. ohns to engage in the practice.
 F. L. Parriott is superintendent f construction for the Postal Tele- rsph Company in putting in the CIV line between Ash Fork and 'heniX. Mir. Parriott can do almost nything in connection with a tele- rsph company. He is a first class , perator, an electrician of the first lass, can dig a hole in the ground or pole, or climb pole. and string 1 fires, or adjust an instrument on { op of it, and send and take mes- ages from its apex. He and his ore have the new wire at Rock 'utte, heading now towards Pres Ott.
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