Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
From Tuesdays Daily.
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L. 1. Durham went to Wicke.
 burg yesterday
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 tered at Hotel Burke.
 A ". Edwards returned iron : PheDiN oB this morning tram. ] The recorders fees Tor ib- month : 0i Fe5ruary amounted to $50 : J. W. Sane ---- from tbe ] Johnson mine ibis moralag.
 Dr. D J. B5ameu of FAgstaf. i, ! visiting Prescott OG business.
 . Hermann. salesman for \. Blum i berg, left f-r WIuSiow this morning.
 Mrs. A F. Lovie and her daughter,
 Miss Amy LOvie, returned this morn ing from their visit to PheniT. ! E. s. Junior has recovered from his recent illness sufficiently to be able to be over town today. City warrants are now ready for delivery by City Clerk J. P. Bauder in the basement of Hotel Burke.
 The Toughs Hose company meets tonight. A fine lunch wilt be served A full attendance IS requested.
 Mrs. H. T. Smith will leave in dae or two for her former home in Illinois Sue expects 10 remain there during the summer.
 Gus Earth has returned from a visit east and is back again on the :. F. P. &P. railroad, at the throttle of engine number 3.
 Misses Bessie Hatz and Ada Suber and Lyle Martin we're applicants Tor teachers certificates al the exsmIna- tion which commenced yesterday.
 During Ihe present session of the legislature there have been l60 bills introduced in the house and l0i in the council, making total of 264.
 Geo. w. Haslett, of Iowa, has been appointed Indian agent at the Navajo agency, and Alonzo Arm strong at Fort Apache.
 The best and cheapest coal in the market delivered to any part of town. Leave orders with B. H. Weaver.
 Prof. 4. J. Mathews has received the sad intelligence of the death of bis father, aged 6S years, at Gag novia. New York. from pneumonia superindueed by an attack of grip.
 DR. JOHN R. WALLS, [. s. Pension Examining Surgeon, will be in his office. Office Row, Prescott, Arizona, every Wednesday, for the purpose of examing applicants for pensions. Those who live in the country can make special appointments. by ap- plying through the mails to Dr. Walls.
 Dr. Davis was called a few days ago to attend a small pox patient about sixty miles southwest of town, near the Santa Maria codntry. The victim is Chas. Wallace, a COW boy in the employ of John Bozsrth.
 From the Los Angeles Times of Sunday i, is learned that Mrs. T. L. Bacon's death last Friday was caused by spopiexy. She was taken suddenly i'll while walking on the street with her daughter, Mrs. P. c. Wilder. The latter took her to the nearest drug store. where she died before medical aid reached her.
 J. H. Lee communicates some doleful Klondike news in a letter to the Courier from which the infer ence IS justly drawn that he wishes himself back again in the land of sunshine and light. NIT. Lee hss ex- perienced hard lines since his advent into the land of midday darkness.
 Joe Campbell, the energetic stock has returned from a trip to the Verde and other sections ad- jacent. He says the Verde IS a very pretty sight to look at now and that the big snow storm of last winter has made a decided change in the of that section, water being plentiful and range grass abundant.
 After repeating the immigration law the house has passed law pro- viding for the same thing. The climax O. asinine legislation, how ever, was reached, by a legislature which has indulged in more of that { sort of thing than any body of the kInd which has ever met iu the ter ritory, on Monday, when a member of the house introduced a bill to re- peal law passed by the present legislative body.