Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Prom weenesdsys Daily

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 It looks as if there would be no May Day picnic this year.
 Chas. Holborn has resigned as guard at the Psnitentisry.
 Geo. c. Waddell came in from his mining camp yesterday.
 Governor Murphy is attending the Free HArbor jubilee at Los Angeles.
 Tickets for tonight's entertain meat can be mad at tue Corner drug store.
 The coal and wood man have temporarily crowded the Ice man out.
 Reserved seats for tonight are only 75 cents. General admission 5O cents.
 Thomas M. Irwin, a mining man left for the south on this afternoons :=sin.
 Mrs. E. A. Rogers left on this mornings tram with her son iorCal- ifornia-
 Territorial Auditor G. W. Vickers retuIDed to PheniK on this alter noon's train.
 Mrs. Stevens and Miss Gordon st the Methodist church Sunday alter noon and evening.
 The mercury took 6 tumble last night below freezing pOIHt, and Ice was 10 evidence this morning.
 Miss Julia Gregory left for the east today with the intention of re ma;ning there Permanently.
 Tax payers are divided into two classes now; "enormous" tax payers and "boDs 6de" tax payers.
 Go and hear what Mrs. Stevens has to ssy about the rum traffic. Ste will say what she has to say m an interesting manner
 Don't miss the temperance lecture next Sunday. Miss Gordon and Mrs Stevens gre known far and wide as brilliant speakers.
 Our people will miss a treat fl ehsy faIl to go to Daks's opera house Tonight. Mir. Wentworth Is whole troupe.
 Remember the temperance lecture at the Methodist church next Sun day, the young people in the after moon and the old people in the eveH- ing.
 Miss Bright, niece of 5. E. Bright, left for Nashville, Tennessee, this morning. The young lady became quite popular during her visit to Prescott.
 Miss Gordon was in closer touch nEIth the daily life of Frances E. Willard than anyone living. She will be at tue Methodist church next Sunday, April 30.
 The PhenI1 Republican says that Rhe Jerome club Sas successful 10 ths shooting match last Sunday. lt Eas successfully" defeated by the Prescott team.
 A Phenix paper says that the dis eovery of ice one morning in the vi einity of Prescott has frightened Nr. Clark from his intention of es- Publishing a summer resort here. It aras supposed that he was looking For 6 cooler place than PheniI.
 The following teachers have been Engaged to teach m the Jerome feAOols the coming term: Mss OhBsOn, principal; Miss Kate ReIly, Miss Hall snd Miss Hoxhurst All Excepting MisG Reily have been em- Bloyed during the past term.
 Rev. and Mrs. C. K. Jenness enter ained few friends and members T the church choir last evening, q very pleasant tune being enjoyed by all present. An amusing feature of the evening was what was called
 "nose game"
 The Tucson Star tells about pet 8i6ed oysters being found in the 0uUotOa country. There IS a cer- @sin attorney in Prescott who dis fovered 8 petn6ed COW on the banks
 . the Llttle Colorado river. in zeSS, but who has kept his discovery 1 secret sll these years.
 A man named Tyson died in Aus 4falia some tune since leaving an estate valued at $l00O0.O00. Four #eirs to 1t have been discovered 10
 heniK, one Of them belug the wife s T officer Al Gal pin. Only two or tAree other heirs are known to be iFing.
 The recent discovery of specks of Z old imbedded in a large metat : Rcently discovered near Montezuma . &ells. raises the question whether 1t as not origIua " us { for grinding e pld bearing quar,z, instead of ie fa n and ID this manner the gold .., became imbedded there.
 Mrs. J. J. Hawkins entertained the Episcopal church choir and few of Aeir friends last night a; her resi- 1ence. The game of hearts was iu- tnlged in, ths pfize winners being r iss Raible and Dr. Gonzales. Af- <sr thIs dancing was indulged in and Eght refreshments consisting of Hrswberries and cream and cake : ere served.
 . Last nights cold wave froze young 2 rult and stray young flowers that < 8Ad been cosXed by the warm esther 10 put in sa appearance z z oOve ground.
 Judge John Howard. who has keen lSid up for two or three months with neuralgia, was able io
 e down town today.
 "It grieves our soul to have to pay this taXless outfit any money. but. Dc e1igencIes of the case made II nbsvoidSbie. ."-Courier. The pres q nt cold wave IS now accounted for. . Samuel Hall of Mesa, had 8 hem 2 nrhage from the nose recently last , hg for eight days. It was possible n stop the eow in the nostrils, but } n that manner IL was forced dowI I1tO his mouth. His physicians have mProvised a sort of cheek which tt: muglJ ID the spersture between the nOuth and nose and s string IS st eched so tha; the end is fastened tbtside the nose.
 In the district court yesterday Ehomas (. Job WAS appointed ref sfee ID bankruptcy for YsvsPai and . NOhaye counties by Judge Sloan. All cases m baukruDfcy under the . 1w are referred to and passed on