Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-26
From Thursdsy's Daily.

ns IT. dDcNalL aLu Ahul4N nav
 gone to Phenix for 8 brief visit.
 Mark Bradley returned to MohAE , county on this mornings train.
 Henry Johnson came up fror PheniI this morning on business.
 Mark Murphy is up from Cam . Dougine, m the Santa Maria country
 C. M. Colhoun came up iron
 Castle creek hot springs on thl mornings train.
 w H. Lowering of WatsonEille California, was among todsy's ar
 rivals at the Burke.
 Bids for the water system anC
 sewerage for the city will be opened
 by the city council tomorrow. ! L. c. Miller will be given a nics
 quiet, private room in the peniteu.
 tlary fer some time.
 Nine members of the Jerome gun
 club are expected to participate iH
 next Sundays shoot in Prescott.
 Mrs. A. W. Warwick arrived from
 England yesterday to join her hus-
 band who Is mining man of this
 section.
 The city police force would dis tiaguish itself fl It succeeded in cap turing the burglars who are doing the town.
 The WoOdmen have been making
 preparations today for the entertain
 ment of the members of the Wood man Circle and their families thls evening.
 Geo. Fl. Cook will open his jswelry store in Jerome about the lOth of May. It will be in charge of l.. F. Hesls, brother of O. A. Hesla. of Prescott.
 Dr. McGinnis has at last succeeded in securing quarters for an office, aad is now located in ofiie- Tow in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Walls.
 The Prescott Library will give reception at the library rooms from ? until 6 o'clock, Saturday, April 22, 1893 All are cordially invited. There will be DO charges of any kind.
 W. C. Flint and Eugene Brady O'Neill went out today with :. P. Clark to look uI a location for his summer resort. They will visit the section in the vicinity of the Senator !. mine, Spruce mountain and prob 1 ably one or two other locations.
 Thomas Davis will remain in this vicinity for several days yet taking orders for clothing. shirts, etc. He has full line of samples of all kinds . and makes his headquarters al Hotel | Burke
 Tue Congress House had a large i. Of guests at its strawberry 1. dinner last evening. This house has an excellent cook now. one formerly In the employ of Hotel Adams at PheniK. and its culinary department never has been 80 satisfactory and popular with its patrons as a, pres snt.
 The city council at its meeting yesterday postponed the opening of bids fer the sewerage and water works Two members of the coLn- gil are absent and parties who are 1esirouS of bidding state that they have not had sufficient tune to make up their bids. The postPOnement will be of sufficient length to &C., all who have expressed A desire to bid.
 A musical instrument freak can De seen on exhibition at Geo. H. Cooks jewelry store. IL is a very handsome Crown piano, with auto natic attachments which converts it nto a whole orchestra, some of the I initiated by it being 'rgan, violin, zither, mandolin, ;uitsr and cornet. An operator who , las beeG playing the instrument to- l lay has attracted large crowds to ( lear It. 1
 Blsckleg has developed in several places ID the Pecos valley, N. NJ, , avs the Stockma !, and also iu tue 7 salt river valley. Cattle ranchers |, ,re having their young cattle vac inated as a means of prevention, ' Thich is s good idea, especially with sttle of the more valuable grades. This method of prevention is the nly successful method known, and l , accepted by the veterinary profes- ion as such. (
 Mrs. Fl M. Globes will leave on onight's train for a protrscted visit nth relatives in the east, at Lynch u urg, Virginia, and other places. q irs. J. l.. Fisher gave her a farewell n last evening at her resi- | ence at which there was a large at V endence of young people. h a cake o 'alk, which was one Of the features the evenings entertainment. Miss n Vinnifred Gould and Captain Frank \ 'rantz won the prize. ' Workmen have commenced exca- . stiug for the foundation of NJ. E c iorin's new residence on Mount ; 'ernou street on the lot adjoining 'sul Johns new residences ou the a Duth. The erection of this resi- a ence will leave only one vacant lot a l that block and that is owned by \ udge R. E. Sloan, who Is also talk I lg of erecting a residence. The lot @ djoins Hugo Richards on the [ orth.
 Geo. Hammer has the contract |, pr supplying the McCsbe camp f 'ith wood. The company uses E bout l6O cords per month. MT. n Hammer says he was unable to se- | ure wood choppers for a long time ut as a result of putting a three ne advertisement iu the JOURNAL Il LINER, making known his needs, he V as had more applications than be Ii ould give work to. d A man named Wm. Horn applied . sst Saturday to Geo. Hammer at ! icCabe, for work and was sent to a rood camp tc chop wood. On Mon ay be was taken sick, becoming T unconscious almost from the first 1 ud died yesterday. He was about g , years old and came up from Phe- t K. A man named Vero came to a be camp with him but could give | cry little information in regard T 9 him or his relatives. He was ' uried near the wood camp.
 A quiet wedding took place on F ad naS1av aUansnry a, ,ha ,,.;1 ,..-- | t