Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-26
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to Prescott.
 Stras berry dinner at the Congres
 House tonight
 Col. J. P. Wilson has returned
 from a visit to California.
 U. Holsinger left for the souti
 on this afternoons train.
 Read the advertisement of th,
 Gremen's ball in this issue.
 F B. Yates, Tucson, and l.. E.
 Kaapp Los Angeles, are at HoieI
 Burke.
 Judge R. E. Sloan returned today
 from holding a term of court 10
 Flagstaff.
 N. B. Hamilton. representing Bs key Bros, of Los Angeles and PheniT, is in town.
 H. N. Gibbs is in town from
 Jerome. He says that camp Is as lively and active as usual.
 L. C. Miller and his partner Smythe, escapes from the peniten
 tiarF, have been captured near Aztec.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Martin re
 turned yesterday from tbeir visit to
 Saa Diego, where they spent tke
 winter
 The weather Is cloudy again with
 Indications of a storm, but indica- tions SO far have counted for naugtt
 in this section.
 Cal. WAilace's mining camp on Groom creek Was footed last Satur- day. Two tents were destroyed and a lot of provisions were stolen.
 John Waldo Ellis. connected with Ebs work for Homeless Children. aett on this AfLerooon's train for PhsnSx.
 gerry Barton Is in tOvA today frOa Lyn Creek, where be co su- gaRs1 70 basiness. He says thAt 4 distr,ea is very ssiiVe at present.
 ]. ". Stewart is in town from I Williamson valley. He brings the 1 same report that comes from every seciion: Dry weather, stock dying; { springs drying up" !
 Mrs. 4. W. Mckay of Fools Gulch rsne up this morning on a visit to fGsnds and 10 greet her sister, Miss COHlio, who recently arrived from khe east.
 Jail breaking seems Co be eonta- xious in Yuma Right on the heels Df the escaps oi three prso0eos From the penitentsary. three puson- ecs in the county jail there tried 10 make their escape.
 S. W. Packard. aged 6S years, died sn Prescott yesterday. He was a native of Maine, a mill wright by Trade and had resided here since 1891 His funeral took place this Afternoon from .. 4. Logsn's under Baking paTlors.
 Robert Hammell. s miner en- plOyed ID the United Verde mIne st ; creme, was killed yesterday by blast. HSmmell aud his partner, lewen. were about to leave the shaft t0 connect s battery with eight shots Ehea nns charge was mysteriously hAmmell was = years ! bid and usnArTied.
 Special Agent s. J. Holsinger gent out to the Prescott forest re- eerve yesterday and counted bet ween 700 and 800 mIning stulls which had been cut from the reserve and the , toPs left there without being burned , np. Quite a number of others were found which were thought 10 be on lhe reservation. but which he did bot have tune to verify. He estim- aies that fully 1000 stulls have been but ca the reserve.
 Tks Monday Club at its session i Ibis weak was presided over by Mrs. | E. E. Daks. OWing to tie continued c .bseDce Of President Mrs. F. A. < Tritle. Mrs Wa Claypool read a ! paper on "Londoa--Its History and q Government" of which Mrs. C. K. ! ,enuess was tue leader in the dis eussioD. "EnglAnd's Share iB the EapoleOnic Wars" was the subject pf a paper written by Mrs. G. c. s Rufner and read by Mrs. J. J. Fisher. The discussion of this pa- a Der was general. C
 $. P. Clark of the Ford hotel, m c Phenix- came up on this mornings ,raIn for the purpose Of looking O ever this section with a view Of es- i. lsblishiRg a summer resort at some si pOnveDleBt place. His purpose Is 10 pulLd Jog cabins similar to mountain fesorts tR some Of the eastern states. v The conditiSGs be wants IS timber W .o build these log cabins of and US Banding timber for shade, plenty of ~ FateT Tor domestic purposes, and . hood mountain scraa-g. John Law u 'er will accompany a..n 10 e number lf places They left this afternoon 'Or Iron Springs To look over that U0 lountry. Spruce mountain, the Sen ', Dor country and other places will I lso be visited before a definite To- satIOn Is made. IL Is MT. Clark's in VI |e0tIon to have the place established N 'eady for occupancy of summer V 'ourlsts this year. F
 It IS indeed refreshing to learn g rom Mme. Patti through the me u 4lum of the Ladies Home Journal, T Dat her iBfallible system of preserv- J ng her complexion and avoiding IL eTlukles Is the liberal use of mutton ~ |AtIow. Thus we are returning to De Elsdom of our grandmothers. hecs has never been sTy doubt in I, s'ar minds that the longevity and " beauty of our female ancestors were al airectly attributable 10 mutton tal- E |DE, which not only gave the cream cr est compleIlons, but arrested croup, b .1ng lever. bronchial troubles and Ii lther trials 0f puri an winter. In Iced, we have it from a member Of b Admiral Dewey's family, that when e George was a little boy in Vermont se never went to bed m the cold T.. .1g61s of winter until bis little nose N EAs thoroughly greased with nut I, .Dn tallow. To tbls tEestment more < han anything else be acknowledges ', } is ability to smell the battle sfar . ,f. The sooner Ws renounce all ' be high-sounding recipes of our n polish generation and return to the tl lweet simplicity ol mutton tallow, . he sooner We shall rear men and :, Fomen ss of old; notable for their b Falor and conspicuous for their blooming besuty.-E1.