Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-07
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 T. E. Williams of Congress June tion, is in town today.
 G. W. Middleton came in yester day from his mining camp.
 This mornings tram carried six ol seven e1cursionists to California.
 A.. Doran and E. E. Wann left for Lynx creek on this afternoon: stage.
 Our rain symptoms developed into a shower shortly after going to press on Thursday.
 A postal card dated at Flagstaff this morning says the ground there is covered with snow.
 Overcoats and iIes are in demand again. We can stand them, though if the rain only continues.
 J. B. Gillespie, of Albuquerque, is in town as substitute for C. c. Hall, the well known commercial traveller.
 James H McClintock and Eugene ] M. Wescott were admitted to prac- tice in the supreme court yesterday. l Mir. aud Mrs. J. J. Wragovich have moved into the brick cottage on Pleasant avenue owned by Paul Johns and recently occupied by his family.
 The box sheet for the sale of tickets to A Midnight Bell" was opened yesterday al the Corner drug store and seats are ''going like hot cakes"
 Frank Bettinan, one of the jolliest aud most popular trsvelirg men on the road, IS m town taking orders for his firm and circuIsting among his friends.
 H. J. Wurzburg, former resident and business man of Prescott, came in on yesterdays train to look over the situation here with a view of again engaging in business in Pres colt.
 A programme received at this office of au entertainment given al the university of Illinois recently, contains a vocal solo by Mrs. Bessye Smith, of Prescott, wife of H. T.. Smith, who IS visiting there.
 Mir. aud Mrs. F. F. Friant came up from Congress this morning. They will leave on tOnight's train for Needles, thence will go into the southwestern part of Mohave county where they will engage in ranching.
 Geo. NJ. Sargeat and family left on this afternoons train for Peoria, where they will transfer to the north bound train, for Ash Fork, en route to St. Joseph, Missouri. Their fur niture was shipped today. Mir and Mrs. Sargent will be greatly missed by the social circles of Prescott.
 Mir. Sturtevant is expected in Prescott tomorrow or next day. During his trip east 1t is stated that he has purchased all the material necessary for the completion of his water works and sewerage contract, and that immediately on his return be will put large force of men at work and push it 10 completion as rapidly as possible.
 The we'll known sporting critic, William 4. Pierce, has issued a new edition of his record book, Fight CTS of Today" It contains photos aud records of the leaders of FistIana and is truly what 1t claims 10 be, magazine of the sporting world. \ dime sent to the Sudbury Publish ing Co, 307 Sudbury building, Bos- ton, Mass, will secure a copy by re- turn mail,
 The Monday club has announced a picture exhibit which will be given at the residence ot Mrs. J. L. Fisher on the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, June 6. The exhibit IS for the benefit of the school decoration fund, and it is hoped that the parents of Prescott will be- interested in assisting the Monday club 10 make beautiful the bare walls of the school rooms.
 A fatal accident occurred yester- day to H. E. AFm.tsge's fine big Great Dane pup. Just how it oc- cured will never be known. He was found in neighbor's yard beneath s big stick of wood with his neck broken. As he had an antipathy 10 cats, 1t is supposed that he was en- gagged in chasing a feline and that the cat sought safety in wood pile. In trying to get al II the stick of wood was probably knocked down in such a way as tO cause his death. The dog was presented to NIT. Armitage and was very highly prized by him and his family, as he was of excellent blood.
 From ssrurdav's Daily.
 Royal Arch Masons meet tonight.
 F. A. Provot, of Jerome, is in town.
 San Francisco mountains were covered with snow this morning.
 Flagstaff has raised a purse for a Fourth of July celebration.
 The noon closing of the banks on Saturday, went into effect today.
 Supreme court adjourned in Poe nix yesterday afternoon.
 Snow fell in the mountains south of town ou Thursday and Friday nights.
 Ed. Block and family expect to move into their new residence next week.
 Coy. R. C. Powers left this after noon for Hot Springs Junction oI surveying trip.
 The eagle will scream with a patriotic screech in Prescott on July Fourth, and don't you forget 1t.
 An order went into effect today giving the employees of the railroad general offices, a half holiday on Saturdays.
 R. \. Fredericks will go down to PheniX tomorrow to attend the meeting of the territorial board of