Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

tained with sn elaborate weddiDs supper. The happy young coupl' left on this afternoons train fol Phenix. Ths bride is most es timable young lady, while the groom IS prominent dentist of Phenix.
 From FridAy's Daily.
 J. J. Coleman came up on this mornings train from Pheuix.
 Morse Dsrnell is iu town from Hillside.
 B. A. Fickas returned to Pbenil this afternoon.
 H. E. Wilcox, Of Jerome, is il town.
 G. H. Hooper left for his home al Tieondesoga, New York, this morn ing.
 Dr. James G. Megsath. of Omaha who has some mining interests II this section, is in Prescott again.
 MT. Aultman, a young attorney from Dallas, Texts, has been II town for several days. He thinks O. locating in this section.
 Charley Su Sang, one of the pro prietors Of the Chinese yegetabl, garden at Wings ranch, wi,l leav, tomorrow morning for China. on sI extended visit.
 The board of supervisors went oui Co Cherry station, on the ?. X E road, today to look after road mat ters and determine the necessity o putting in bridge ip that locality
 A. R. Dickey, of the Bradshaw mountains, was in town yesterday locking fer fifty pack animals to pack ore from his mine to Mayer, { distance Of 6fteen miles. He said he is willing to pay SIC Per ton fol the work.
 The grand jury yesterday after noon submitted a report ignoring the charges against Donaciano Ia. razs, Wes Mendez aud Dan Reams and the parties were ordered dis charged.
 1 report comes from Minnehshs that A strike of rich ore was recently made in the Butte mine. This mine is reported to be looking in fine con. dItiOn. aud MT. Dunshee only awaits a storm to start up the mill.
 R. D. French, the gerial knight o the grip who represents the Los An geles Soap company. is in the city Mir. French recently received intelli- genee that his only aunt had died in Indiana sud left him a fortune ol unknown eXtent-EnteTprise.
 J. W. Sullivan, the csttleman came in on todsy's freight train. He is en route 10 Phenix and stopped of here on business and will leave for Pbenix tomorrow. He has just returned from a visit to his father iI San Francisco and reports him 8: failing pretty rapidly. The old gentleman is s7 years old.
 w. T. Smith has in view an i'm. preyement to the telephone system Ot this valley that will. when adopt ed. prevent profane language from affecting his instruments. Gazette It is understood that the cause for the introduction Uf this improve ment has been occasioned by the re- cent water works campaign in the city, when language passed over the wires that nearly melted them.
 The first beneficiary to receive psS ment on death certificates in the Arizona aud New Mexico jurisdic- tion of the 4. O. U. W. recently or gaaized. will be Mrs. John T. Shull of Prescott, whose husband dIed 6 few weeks ago as the result of an accident several months previous A warrant of 5000 was sent Jas; night by Grand Recorder F. w Sheridan, payable to her order Enterprise.
 Richards & Pringle's minstrels will open DAke's opera house Mon day evening. Nov. l3, with one of the best attractions that has ever been in Prescott. Reserved seats are now CD sale at BrisleY's Corner orug store. Do not fail to get your seats at once as the opera house will be crowded and seats are selling rap idly. The Georgia Minstrels are concealed to be the best company travelling. They have two cars and carry forty-6Ye people.
 And now rumors are aeoat that the new sewer system will be inop- eratiye in some parts of the town on account of not being laid deep enough. A property owner in East Prescott who was making repairs to her residence, concluded to put the sewer connections in at the same time. In doing so it was found that a fall of only five inches was allowed for a distance of ninety feet. Other instances of the sane kind have also been reported.
 Mr. s. w. Traylor. of Denver thinks thal Chloride is going to b. one of the best mining camps in the southwest. On a recent visit tC that camp NIT. TraYlor became SC convinced of the future greatness o the camp that he bought severa town lots and erected a small bo, house at an expense of S25O. Th' house was rented for Sl5 month before it was completed. Mir. Tray Tor evidently knows 8 good thinG when he sees it. He recently ln vented an improvement upon an or' concentration from which he IS re ceiving royalties from the manu facturer amounting to several hund red dollars each month.
 Perhaps one of the best display of the strength of a minstrel show | its street parade, and yet the bis street parade given by Richards 6 Pingle's Famous GeorgIa minstrel fails to give even an adequate ide' ofthis company's numerous strength nor the magnitude of its stage per formsnce, which in point of excel lence and genuine merit remains un rivaled. Every detail has beer looked after; sn orchestra Of thirtl pieces furnishes the best of musi' for the stage performance; rich anC : gorgeous wardrobe is used with at tractiye advantage; calcium effect and stage properties and one soli( car load of special scenery, repre- senting three tons, is carried for the