Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-03-30

firm Of Bridge, Davls x CO., mer- chant toilors of Chicago, is in town. He is making a tour of this section in the place of Tom Davis, one of the most popular travelling men iu Arizona. NIT. Davis was unable on account of other business to call on his numerous friends this time, but recommends Mir. Taylor to them. Mir. Taylor is a guest of Hotel Burke
 From Fridays Daily.
 School election tomorrow.
 F. L. Conkey, of Phenix, is a guest of the Burke.
 E. E. Wann went to Phenix last night on mining business.
 Ex-Supervisor T. NJ. Earnhart IS up from Kirkland valley today.
 Salvation Army meetings are being held every evening in the week except Mondays and Thursdays.
 Bert Morton, formerly a resident of this county, is now in Peru, South America, prospecting for gold.
 Judge E. NJ. Sanford returned last night from a visit to Tucson and Los Angeles.
 Earl Sanford, son of Judge E. NJ. Sanford, IS now attending school in Los Angeles.
 The last report received from Hughey Mulvenon was that his con dition renamed unchanged.
 The Jerome News says that Fran cisco Juarado, one of the parties to the recent shooting scrape at Je- rome, has suffered a relapse and fears are entertained that he will not recover.
 D. Cole, of Chicago, inscribed his autograph on the Hotel Burke reg ister today.
 Miss Kate L. Heizer returned a few days since from spending the winter in Los Angeles. Mark Ezekiel, one of the old time commercial travellers in this terri tory, is in Prescott again on his ! periodical visit. He is accompanied on this trip by his wife and his son, Charles Ezekiel.
 As an indication of how the wind blows in the feeling over the Maine matter in the City of Mexico. it may be stated that a number of rows have been witnessed of late in which Mexicans and Spaniards were en- gagged, the Mexicans always taking l the side of the United States.-EX.
 The JoURNAL-MINER is under obiig ations to Major Milsaps, of the Sal vation Army War Cry for a large bundle of recent issues of that paper, in which the editor very graphically relates the incidents and impressions of his trip through Ari- Zona.
 No man, old or young, black or white, can cut S150 splurge each month on $40 a month salary, nor i properly support champagne ap- petite on a five cent lager beer income, and keep his hands out of other peoples pockets. It has been tried several hundred thousand times, and hss proved a failure every ! time -Ex.
 Captain Fannie Field, of the Sal vation Army, will arrive in Prescott | tomorrow. She will assist Captain Churchman, now in charge of the work here, for a short time, aud will then proceed to Jerome to establish headquarters there. A welcome meeting will be given Captain Field in the old opera house on Sunday evening, to which everybody is in- vited.
 l Superintendent Charles Donald son, of the SundaDce mining com pany, received a telegram yesterday from L. 4. Davies, from Chicago, announcing the death of the latter's fourteen year old daughter, and only child. While no particulars were given it is thought that the death must have been very sudden as no information had been received of her illness. Mir. Davies had only been at home for a short time. From Saturdays Daily. John Bauder is on the sick list. l J. Q. Stephens will.go to Denver on business trip Monday.
 Judge R. E. Sloan has returned from Flagstaff, where he has been holding court for two weeks.
 This has been a typical March day, a high wind and a blinding snow storm prevailing.
 The Bank of Arizona will erect a brick building on Gurley street, on the lot now occupied by the fire department.
 W. Fl. Harmon, of Seligman, who who was committed to the insane asylum about three weeks ago died at that institution Friday morning.
 An adjourned term of the distnct court will be held in Prescott com mencing Monday March 2S, when it is expected that Parker will be re sentenced.
 The first drawing of the Diamond Club will take place a. Geo. H. Cooks jewelry store at S:30 this evening. All members should be present.
 Territorial Secretary Akers has been notified by the postoffice de- partment of the establishment of the following postoffices: Greer, Apache county, Mrs. Hanna NJ. Wiltbank, postmistress; Pinedale, Navajo coun- ty, Mrs. Anna Dalton, postmistress; Fuller, Ysvapai county, Oscar Townsend, postmaster.
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