Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-14

1 Archie S. Peter, oi Jerome. IS iu
 Prescott
 The United States grand jury gol
 down to business this afternoon. ! Deputy Sheriff Jack Nelson oi
 Crowned King. ls ia town.
 Territorial Auditor c. W. Wicker.
 was ia town on Sunday.
 Harry Brisley took a horse bAck
 ride over to Jerome yesterday co
 business.
 ! The msrcuTy has been ranging
 very close to the % d gree notch
 the past few days.
 D D. McDaaAld, the hustliDg ed
 ! or and proprietor Of the Jerome
 Hustler, Is visiting Prescott
 Mrs I W. johnston has applied 1 for letters of administration on the
 estate of the late r. W johnston.
 May BAsanti, the foar-year-old
 daughter of Mf and Mrs. Joseph
 BasAnti, died al Ash Fork recently George Purty Ballard, the well
 known young PheaiK attorney and democratic politician. was married ! last week Co Mrs. Kate Fiske. ! The Oid Fellows memorial eKst- cises held yesterday were weli al tended and quite interesting and impressive,
 Deputy United States MxrsaAl Wells came up from Tncson this mornlng to ate q Uaitsi = Ates court
 ! k k. Coleman lef. for Ash Fork thIs morulag to resume hts worz. hasing about recovered from his recent illness.
 ! Mir. aad Nrs. Fl Nj. Bake came 10 yesterday from their new hutns at Santa AaA, California, for visit to relst.ves.
 Mss Ollie Fisher came up from PheniK yesterday morning where she has been visiting Mir and Mrs. Harry Tritle.
 Fl. J. Stephens, assistant solicitor of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad company, Is in town on business con nect d with the above company.
 R. \. Freieficks returued yester- day morning from attending the session of the territorial board of equalization.
 :. B. Harris, of PheaiK, brother of T. L. Harris. of the JoURNAL MINER foTc-, came up from PheniX ysster- day and will remain in Prescott dur ing he summer.
 Nogales has voted Sl5,0OO with which o build a new school house. There was hut one vote cast against issuing the bonds.
 Mr Bell, a brother of Hugh Bell. formerly a resident of this place, and brother also of Mrs l. Gard her. IS ID town aLd expects to make hts resiieace here.
 Rev. Jas. B)wrDn, pAstDr of the Con church at Tucson, Is expected to arrive in Prescott the latter part Of this month. with hi. wife 10 spend their vacation with the latter's brother James HOw-y.
 The Workmsn will orgsnizs in Jerome in a short time with'a good bIg membership and expect to be able in the near future to mase that the banner lodge of that order m ths territory.
 Cochise county holds tha palm over Yavapai little in the number of murderers in her jail. There are eleven of the former As against six charged with that crime in this county.
 The Indians at Isleta, just west of Albuquerque, are getting ready to give Q famous Indian dance at that place on JulS 9, for the entertain meht of the National Educational association people who come that way to California
 Governor Powers returned yesteT- day from a trip to Crowned King on business. During the trip in the stage upset giving the passengers 8 shaking up but DO one was seriously injured.
 Governor R. C. Powers will go out toworrow to survey the bound ary lines of the Prescott forest re- serve. The survey will be made by order of the government in order to determine the question as to the exact number of stulls that have been cut and stolen from it during the past few months.
 The boys of Prescott are trying to get up some athletic sports for the Fourth of July, such as running, high jumping, broad jumping, pole vaultIng, shot putting and hammer throwing. They guarantee good records for amateurs, and wish the committee would help them along, also the merchants.
 4 decree of settlement of fual sc- counting aud distribution of the es- tats of the late J. L Fisher was made in the probate court today and the entire estate was distributed to Sarah A. Fisher, widow of deceased, as provided for in the will.
 Miss Francis of Oakland, ' surprised her brother, Druggist R. H. Francis, a few days since by dropping in on him unexpectedly. 1. She will remain here Tor several l weeks.
 II. G. Adams. railroad agent at Jerome Junction, came to Prescott ! on Sunday !o visit his family and to . get be ter acquainted with the lat est addition to the family.
 R. 4. Smith, recently of Congress, ! went to work today in the Bank of Arizoua to familiarize himself with . the duties of the business, pFepsra- ] tory to taking charge of the banking institution st Jeroms, which the | above bank proposes to establish ! there They will open it jast as soon as tue building Is completed. which Is expected to be done be. tween July l and l5.
 Jerome B. Hoover, one of the old time citizens of Jerome, IS visiting Prescott. Mir. Hoover IS one ot the citizens of that prosperous camp who has never lost faith in it. He has witnessed it's destruction by fire three or four times during the past