Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15

l. NIT. and Mrs R. s. Stockton r ia turned yesterday from their wis
 east. The former was absent aboU , sfI weeks and the latter nearly s months. Mir. Stockton says tt weather III Chicago during a larg part of his stay was almost intoleI able. The mercury ranged to 2
 below zero and with the lake breez s added 1t simply went through on, At the last meeting of the cit . council F. c. Brecht was appointe | as committee to have a house fu
 Ioughs hose company built oD th 3 grounds of G. C. Ruffner back of hi barn. He was also authorized C D purchase a horse and cart for th , city street cleaning. The mex
 meeting of the city council will b
 held March l4
 w. W. Elliott has gone to Wick
 enburg to build a five stamp mill
 The services of mill builders ha
 been 10 great demand of late. auI
 promises to be for some time {,
 come.
 ! W. B. Covellaud, formerly with
 Harry Brisley in the drug business
 has returned from California and il IS stated will associate with Geo. II
 Francis in the new drug store to be opened on the east side of the plaza,
 The funeral of the child of Mr. and MTs. w. A. Wilson took place this morning from the NJ. X P. depot, where the remains arrived from Fl Paso. A large number oi friends extend their sympathy to the parents of the deceased iu thls their sudden beTeavement.-He Herald.
 Chief Of Police Prince has the chain gang out cleaning up the streets and alleys. The contract for the removal of garbage having ex- pired man and team have been hired for it's removal, as 1t is thought that 1t can be accomplished cheaper aDd better than by contract. There IS considerable complaint of the ac- emulation of garbage in receut weeks.
 Bishop Serkin, an Armenian, who has been visiting Phenix for some time with his family is in Prescott and will speak in the Methodist church next Sunday evehing. The Bishop resided in Manila for a long tune and was present there on the first of May when Admiral Dewey played a star engagement at that place. PhenlX papers refer to him as being a very interesting speaker
 Mir. Adams, of Jerome, attempted to introduce a new 'kink" in as sembly proceedings the other day 1 by moving that the house go into | executive session. When the ser geant at arms attempted to ''cIear the decks for executive session" 1 action the reporters gave Mir. | Adams the morse laugh" and the | executive session died a bornln' bv | other members coming to the relief | Of the Jerome statesman (i) and | an adjournment.
 From ssyurdAv's Daily.
 (. C. Hall is in town on his period cal visit
 Max Lantin went to Pheni1 this Afternoon.
 Another cold wave struck the own last night.
 Eugene Brady O'Neill returned rom PheniI this morning.
 Mesdames D. and N. Levy have eturned from teir visit to Phenlx. s. P. Behan has gone to Los An yeles for brief visit with his family. Geo. H. Francis, the druggist, is ick with pleurO-pneumonia at the Congress house.
 Everybody shoulG hear Bish Ser .ns' talk at the Methodist church evening. Rev. NJ. B. Scarborough. presiding lder of the South Methodist church 3 visiting Prescott. G~ Buy a pair of Pants now and ave p per cent. Our winter sale loses next Wednesday, March 18th.
 ED. BLOCK. J. F. Cypher, who has been in , harge of the Sundauce mine left pr Denver this morning. M J. Hickey and G. J. Kislinbury { sit this morning for the formers inning camp on Castle creek.
 John Derr, the artistic tailor, left s his morning on business trip to he mining camps of this county. The council has passed bill pro- i idiug that lands shall not be as , sssed at less than 62 cents per acre. MT and Mrs. T. L. Harris left on l lis afternoons train for a brief trip [ } Phenix on business and pleasure s  " Twenty-Five per cent saved ' buying your Boys suits before Iarch 18th. ED. BLOCK. Parties who arrived from Phenix lis morning state that a member of le legislature was taken to the pest [, ouse yesterday with small pox. Il |" Buy a suit of Clothes new ld save D per cent. Our winter Ile closes next Wednesday.
 ED. BLOCK. t 4 cOlored woman named Miles jed last evening and was buried to- Il ay. She was 65 years old.
 ~ Our Mems and Boys suit sale Il oses Wednesday, March 18th.
 ED. BLOCK. V F. $. Breen, supervisor of forest serves, will leave on tonight's 2 am for Flagstaff He expects 10 ave there in a few days for visit , his old home in Chicago on a Il lirty days leave.
 As the social world in Prescott W IS been pretty dull this season, p rge sale of tickets Is anticipated IT the St. Patrick's ball. The com D ittee will spare no pains to make ( pleasant affair.
 Covillaud and Francis have rent n a room in the new Head block I l north Cortez street and will oc- lPy that instead of the building on n e east side of the plaza. They D ready have a portion of their u Ock moved into the building and e having the place fitted up. u Cal Wilson, formerly of the Cab t' ct restaurant, went to Gallup this a orning. s 4 orisOpar vras brouryb+ in from, U