Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-16
From Mondays Daily.

[ : c. F. Fisher, of Jerome, Is in town.
 D. J. Sullivan came in this morn- i ing from Congress. Judge W. G. Blakeley expects to start for home tonight. w. T. Little of the Red Rock mine, spent Sunday in Prescott. ! C. E. Dunshee, superintendent of the Buster mine, is in town. ! Born, in Jerome, August 6, to MT. and Mrs. Alex Cordiner, a daughter. 1 Superintendent Cox Is making preparations for the approaching county teachers institute. ! Frank Myers will leave tomorrow morning Tor Jerome to engage ID ! business.
 John A. Riley, representing Brad streets iu Los Angeles, IS ID town, accompanied by his vile. Gene Allison, of Jerome, has ta- ken position in the CobweD sa- loon.
 Miss Mertie Matthews, of PheniH. is visiting the family of Judge Tom Shultz.
 Governor R. c. Powers returned yesterday morning from his tup to Castle creek.
 Geo. H. Francis has gone to Con- gress to develop a mining claim owned by him thert.
 Jucge Webster Street came up from Pheni1 yesterday morning and is holding court today for Judge Sloan.
 Egg Shampoo IS a scalp cleaner. It also cures dandruf and stops fall ing hair. Mountain City drug store.
 Revs. Jenness and Wright, of the M. E. church and the NJ. E. church south, respectively, exchanged pull pits yesterday morning.
 The grading of the Val Verde spur at Agua Fria, is about complet- ed and two thirds of the track has been laid.
 Fred Philpot has returned from Jerome and has resumed his duties once more in the law office of Hern- don & Norris.
 The funeral of the late Philip Muzzio, who was shot and killed at Big Bug on Friday night took place n Prescott yesterday afternoon.
 A Phenix paper announces the departure from there of Percy Sco- vile and wife for this place where Mir. Scoville proposes to engage in sanitary plumbing.
 If you are in the country and are in need of drugs or patent medicines address your wants to Fen $. Hid reth, Mountain City drug store, Prescott, AriZ.
 The Prescott band will give a pie nic at Point of Rocks Sunday. The band is somewhat in debt and are anxious to liquidate 1t.
 c. c. Randolph. of the Republican and Dr. G. W. Vickers. territorial auditor, were Prescott visitors on Sunday.
 J. P. Evans, auditor of the Colo rado Iron works, is in town on busi- ness. The above company has the contract for erecting the smelter for the Val Verde Copper company.
 Miss Stanley Windes, has returned from Turkey creek where she has been engaged in teaching school. Miss Winnifred Gould has gone out to teach the balance of the term.
 It was never known, until an nounced this morning, that the pop ular open air Sunday evening con certs on the plaza are democratic ones-in fact they were not known to be of any political faith.
 Postmaster Akers and his depu- ties were busy all day Sunday and today moving the postoffice into its new quarters. The job will be com pleted this evening and the office will be open for business at its new location tomorrow.
 Ed. Wesley, whose appetite for chicken seems to be beyond his con tIol, was given twenty days under the city time piece to day by Justice Moore, for visiting a neighbor's hen house by the pale light of the full moon.
 F. W. Giroux, superintendent of the Gladiator mine, and Miss Adda Guilbert, of Columbia, Ariz., were married last Wednesday at the Gla diator camp. The occasion was duly celebrated bp the residents of the camp, and the celebration of the event closed with a dance.
 The Williams News tells of loco motive having been struck by light ming while running at full speed down a grade. The lightning struck the smoke stack completely de- molishing it, no other damage be- ing done to the engine. An occur rance of this kind is extremely rare, if 1t has ever happened before. ! Judge Webster Street presided at the opening of court this morning, ] having come here to preside in the | trial of Wm. Shultz for the murder of G. K. W. McNary. The work of impaneling 8 jury in the case was postponed till 2 p. n. and has been in progress this afternoon. ! Rev. w. G. Blakely, of Kingman, occupied the pulpit of the Metho- dist church last evening, prerching to a large audience. He preached very eloquent and at the same time a very practical and helpful dis course. As Rev. Blakely is also an attorney, he had among his auditors a number of members of the legal profession.
 Married, at the Congress House, Prescott, Aug. 18th, by Chaplain Winfield Scott, pr. Louis c. White and Miss Louisa R. Willis of Me Cabe. The happy couple left on the morning tram for Missouri, where l fbau intend fD F,naGa 8ha.r f,,t,,ra