Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27
From Neanesday's Daily.


 Gus Heyman left for PheniK this afternoon.
 T.E. Parish s registered at Hotel Burke.
 L.B. Kent, of Jamestown, New York. came in on yesterdays train. Geo. D. Roberts of New York, is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 Mrs. J. K. Harrington of Crowned King. left for Cowdsn, Illinois, this morning.
 4 marriage license was issued to- day to Fred Brown and Laura l. Niles of McCabe.
 R.H. Ferguson has applied to be administrators of the estate of the fate J, NJ. M. Harris.
 The Phenix city council has de- eided to tax the property of the .. FTP. * F. railroad in city limits.
 Tbe Jerome News says that Jim Roberts has returned to Jerome. He bss been residing ID Globe Tor some time.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. P. Cruice left on this mornings train for a months visit "a (. They will go to Okla homa tifst aud thence to Detroit, where Mr. Cruice's relatives reside. Mrs. .. J Fleming left for Chicag this ID rUlng.
 Bob Cornell is said to be an .asptrant for the position or justice of ihe peace.
 E.P. Kelluer left this afternoon for his hone in PheniX after week spent ID Prescott recuPerating his health.
 Hoe Roberts returned yesterday from a nine weeks visit to Callfornis during most of which time he was under the care of physician.
 Dr. HeudryE came m on yester- day's train from Los Angeles and left immediately on the arrival of the train for the Empire mine on Groom creek.
 sl stating that taxes are not du" till December They became due aud payable September lS, and Sili be- come delinquent on the third Mon day ID December.
 Mrs. $. r. Bahau will have her an- nusl exhibition of painted China at her residence on Alarcon street on Friday. Sept. g Everyone cordially invited.
 J.D. Wakely returned this morn ing from Q professional visit to Je- rome and the Verde valley. While m the latter place he visited the Montezuma well, returning vis Cherry creek.
 Gus. KOppe of Congress, has been VII several days for the benefit of hls he llth, leaving for home this afternoon. He gave his brethren oi ths. Red Mems loige few well ap- preciated pointers at their lodge meeting last night.
 Some beautiful and artistic hand embroidery work has been on eXhi- bItion for several days at the Corner drug store that has attracted the al tsntion of many and IS handsomely commented on. IL Is displayed by Mrs. Johu Bagby, who IS said to be au expert in this class of needle work.
 A petition in bankruptcy has been filed m the United States district court iu PheuiX in the case of Henry E. Kemp hardware company. Judge Street issued an order direct ing the parties interested to appear next Saturday add show cause why the estate should not be put through the bankruptcy court.
 C.S. Primrose. advance agent for Gentry Bros. dog and pony show, came in on yesterdays train accom- panied by W. W. Besmis and Joe ROsenthal. They are billing the town for the show which will appear in Prescott September 2S. They left on this afternoon train for N Phenlx.
 N Frank Blandy and Miss Tessie De kuLn were marrled at the residence of the brides mother on Cherry creek yesterday by Rev. E. D. Wyckof After pSrtaking of a we'd ding supper the couple drove tO Prescott, and left on this mornings train for Mohave county, where they will reside.
 The highest bid received for the three lots and four houses of the Laess estate on Marina street was Sa1O0, according to the report of the sale filed yesterday by Administrator A. C. Burmister The property was appraised at S2. .250 and hearing on the administrators report Is set for September 29.
 Five sections ot the Thirty second United States volunteer infantry. With l2O0 men and officers, passed through Ash Fork yesterday en route to San Francisco. from where They will soon embark for the Phil iPplnes. These soldiers were re- eruIted at Fort LeavenwOrth. Kan, and came from Missouri, Nebraska Kansas, Iowa and Indian territory. Colonel Craig Is in command of the regiment Most of the officers were accompanied by their wives.
 Ed. Wright, in the absence oi Oounty Treasurer Burke, is keeping The business of the treasurer's othce tnght up. He went through tEt ta1 roll the first day of its receipt aud footed up every page Tn 1t. He now engaged ID sending out 2OOl ! Sar Rouces. NIT. Wright Is a hust. Fer when the emergency requires lt
 J. :. Freeman will shortly open a
 collection agency ID Prescott fonethlng new for the town. He IS Hn enterprising and energetic young
 aan and if vim and energy count foi [ HnythIng n that .lue he IS sure tC p ueceed. He Is quite well known II P Down, having resided here for some ime and Is wIthai very popular. Ht ll locate his office in W. P Covll
 ago drug store. next 60 the pos
 fice,
 0. B. Wilcox of Colorado Springs f ruved in Prescott today after al