Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-28
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There will be the usual preaching services at the Congregational church tomorrow.
 The jury in the case of the terri tory vs. Joseph Tinker, were unable to agree and have been discharged
 Mrs. R E. Fletcher, one of the
 fascinating lady attaches of the last Legislature, is paying Prescott q
 visit.
 There will be an important meet
 ing of the Hook & Ladder company
 tonight at their hesd4 quarters. All
 members are requested to be present
 Wm. Vanderbilt, of Prescott, wa.
 bere Wednesday. His business was in connection with mining busi- ness in this vicinity Jerome Re
 porter.
 A lady's purse has been lost con- taining some money and papers, of D no value to any one except 10 the owner. Please return the same to the Burke.
 Mrs. John Raible desires this pa- per to state that she returns many thanks 1o the kind and considerate friends who so willingly and tender ly assisted her in Ter late bereve- ment.
 I Chaplain Scott came up from Phenix this morning. His family will come up next week and they will spend the summer here. The chaplain says he climate Lere IS a mighty sight different from that in 1 the Salt river valley just now. 1 Degree of Honor, A. O. U. w., meets tonight, Saturday evening, June 24, 1899, in K. of P. hall. Election of officers aud other mat ters of importance. All members re- quesied 10 be present. By order of the c. of Fl. Ida Mosher. Recorder.
 The numerous friends of John Green and Miss Maude PItrof wIll be surprised to learn that they were married bY contract on Wednesday night of last week. The paper was drawn up by Attorney Ross, and ac- kuowledged before notary public. This information is furnished the Reporter by one of the interested psrties,- Jerome Reporter.
 C. R. Martindell, the pioneer in surence agent of Prescott, today topped of 22 years of residence in this city, arriving on the hornirg of June 24, 1877, just at the sun was peeping over the Lynx Creek range, as be puts it. Colonel Msrtindell for over 20 years resided ID the town without once leaving its boundaries, and says that the longer he stays the better does Has-ayamPa water | taste
 Today is distinctivelY one that be- longs to the Rough Riders, every where that ''Old Glory" waves. The ~ball was opened" in the Spanish American war by this regiment one year ago, and single handed they conquered ten times their number at Las Guasimas, paving the way for Fothers t1 follow. At Las Vegas to- day the regiment IS in camp again, telling be story over, and it is need ! less 10 state that interest and pa tTiousm throughout the nation is again encircled to the boys in their union. h Prescott bu. few flags are unfurled, and it seems somewhat cold and in-incere that a community which figured so prominently Tn | furnishing SO many tO the noble cause as We did. should permit the glory of the deed to pass without any regard or observance whatever. srom Mondays Daily.
 Meus' duck suits at Blocks. Il Ed Block has returned from his | trip 10 San Francisco. E. J. Austin came in from Jerome yesterday.
 ! For a nice cool refreshing glass of soda try the new fountain at Coyil- laud X Francis.
 ! New style golf shirts al Blocks. It ! Secretary c. H. Akers returned to PhenIx last evening after a couple of days visit to friends here. The Prescott trass band gave a very enjoyable concert Ou the plaza last evening.
 ! F. NJ. Murphy will return on tc- nights train from his visit 10 the Castle Creek hot springs. F. NJ. Doe. the we'll known Flag. staf attorney, is in town on profes- sionsl business.
 There has been a perceptIble fall in the temperature during the past two days.
 ! New neck wear at Blocks. 1t The big clock at the corner drug store of the Western Union Tele- graph company has been shipped back to San Francisco.
 The Stsiu-Block ready tailored suits al Ed. Blocks. je26-7t
 Dr. John K. Walls has removed his office and residence to the cottage west of the Congress House. ou Gurley street, formerly occupied by the Sundance Gold Mining Go. Electric telephone No. lC2. Hours the same as formerly.
 COvillaud < Francis haze just put in 8 new up 10 dats" soda fountsin iD their new up to date" drug store 10 the Head blo k on CorteZ street
 We make suits to order and guar sntee them to it and to give perf,c ct satisfaction. Ed Block. je26-7t
 E. T. Hazeltiue, of Cincinnati, arrived in Prescott a few days since for visit with his brother, NJ. R. Hazeltine, of the Bank of Arizona.
 Mrs. Campbell, wife of Attorney w. C. Cambell, will arrive on this afternoons train from Denver to re- side here.
 It only took jury twenty minu- tes this morning to render a verdict of guilty in he case of the two men charged with the hold up" of Van Alen's saloon in Ash Fork. The bond-me of Joseph Tambo- rino surrendered him into the GUS tody of the sheriff yesterday. A motion this morning u have his bond fixed at Sl,0O0 was denied.
 Frank Munkitrick, who It snort time since for San Di-gO f1r ais health, disi there a few days ago. He inhaled smoke and flame during 1 the fire at the Red Rock hoist and ] ii Ia said this caused bis death.