Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
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RUWDak I Awarded
 Highest honOrs, Worlds Fair
 Gold Medal. Midwinter Fair
 ly located in Prescott, but nor,
 recently of San Diego, has returned
 to Prescott again with a view oi
 locating here.
 Hotel Burke has secured the ser.
 vices of their old and popular cook,
 Leon Lyon, and this popular hotel
 will serve an extra fine Sunday din
 ner tomorrow.
 The MINERS bulletin
 board at the Corner cigar store still
 draws the crowd. The most import
 ant items of news are posted on this
 bulletin as soon a. received.
 Prescott has voted almost unani-
 mously for city water works, That
 is the sort of enterprise that should prevail in community. It would
 do Phenix good to follow the ex-
 ample.--Herald.
 Here is a water proposition that
 has merit and thatIS worth consid- ering. Dr. W. E. Day says he has enough water on his place west of town to supply the entire place aud be will make a donation of it to the city. Dr. Day is an enterprising and generous citizen.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Today's news today, every day in the JOURNAL MINER.
 Remember the Fireman's ball Monday, May 2d.
 Buy your tickets for the Fireman's ball they are now out.
 The Prescott fremen have secured the best music in the territory for the occasion of May 2d.
 Major NJ. NJ. Wallace, of the 2d U. s. Cavalry. left yesterday for Fort Wingate, \. NJ, from whence be will proceed to Join bis regiment at Chickamsgua. The major has been inspecting and condemning government property at Whipple, and in leaving for active duty al the front, carries with him every good wish that follows brave officer.
 Patrick Quinn, the McCabe miner. who was injured at that niue some weeks ago, by an accidental blast | from a charge of giant powder, died l yesterday from the effects of his in- Juries. Dece1sed was we'll known | Tn the mining community and was about thirty years of age. He leaves no near relatives in America. He | was a native of Irelsnd.
 For the benefit Of our white metal at the shrine of the Goddess of Silver, We ask them 60 just size up the market telegram .oday, and see what Mckinley and var are doing.
 Harry Miller, an industrious rail 'oad boy, yesterday lost three fingers 1y having his hand smashed in a bumper. He now wishes that he lad joined Brodie's regiment. and. accordingly, be Tn line for a big 
 Veterans of the late war residing n Prescott are getting pretty free J worked up, and as the bulletins 'ome in with late news each and very one oi them seem to step ligh. The ''old guard" is all right.
 The funeral of the late Patrick Quinn will take place tomorrow 'fternOon at one o'clock from the undertaking parlors of s. A. Logan. friends of the deceased are re- Iuested to attend. Services later Fill be held at the Catholic church.
 Captain George White, who was veteran of the late uupleasantness. ut now a sturdy farmer of the Igua Fria, came in today. He says is old wounds are aching again rom sympathy evidently, and pre- s jets that the old flag will triumph gain. The Giroux-Schuermsn jury is till wrestling with the big mining sse. They have been out now for yer two days, and should be en- sted m the first regiment if there | ] any thing in being "stayers." I Judge J. M. Sanford, of Williams. c visiting his old hsunts again, and leets many of the old timers to V rect him. [ WiIlbank's band entertained our T eople nicely with appropriate s Iusic. It made one almost feel like Q ping to Cuba. Il The "scrapp. rs" Of two weeks ago .. re not on it so much today. They II ill never leave the burg unless it is n vaded by the enemy.
 Pray for the success of the cause. p IT big summer rains for the water !: orks, a smelter, general progress, C Id then Prescott will go to the a ront." p If you want today's news today, IT st read the JoURNAL-MISER. We ~ @ not up-tC-date as yet with a .. .lIow journal, even if an anti c lated contemporary is green with h IVY. V The Courier is full of prunes, as " iual. Il Governor McCord should issue a z ater works war proclamation for sl avapaI. a Remember the Maine" and hur- h for Mckinley and all the rest of al @ shooting match" ~ In the midst of all the cannon D ling on the Atlantic, the demo u atic aspirauts for sheriff of Yava> p Ii are putting hot shot charges s' to the boys along Granite creek. he latest phase of this political in W rrection is given out in that all C @ war horses are going to enlist al Ider Brodie, and take the oath 10 e' and by-Yavapai. sa Captain Chas. F. Eagan, L. s. A.. tI