Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-14
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 Gold Medal. Midwinter Fai 1. CaayOn- The latter ls tbe nalufs point for starting such A road aud Il eaa be built with aa easy grade.
 Prof F :. HAd0td. Sh9 has been attending the closing exercises o the public school. here. Will leave on tOaigbts train for Los Angeles where be E1li refnAin until after the nseting oi the national educational association.
 :. The generous ProprieJors oi HO- -l Barks Wili t1aight receive bulle- tbs from the big prize hght and in- v.te the public t) come and see lbe same without expense 4 full report Alll b taken aud each round gIEen.
 C. J. Hall, cashier of the PhsniI National bank, brought his family up this morning from the capital city to spend the summer. They are domieiied in the Dr SauglieT : residence in East Prescott, on Mt. Vernon street.
 . John Stephens, of the Home meat u-arket, returned this morning from ! Wichita. Kansss, ani brought back ! q ear load of corn led hogs. 4 swine trust has not as yet been effected in the east. and from the prices paid Mir. Stephens says the demand may ultimately re'olFe its-lf into a com bine.
 The shos ana Duncemsnt 10 today s paper 1f tho 8 B Company should b. perused by all No 6rm In the . tstrItOTy more carefully caters tO its patrons 10 quality ani price Oi goods than the above. and each sPe- cisl sale IS worthy of investigation at least,
 Fro-n safuriss's Daily W c. Blskeley, ci Kingmaa, Is in Prescott on legal business.
 H.J. Wurzburg left on this morn ing's train for San Diego.
 Mise Louie Gage left for her home a, Temps thIs afternoon.
 Old Fsllox, msn1rial services tomorrow afternoon.
 AR Burkiall left for the east this m 1ruIng on business.
 J. W Brown has returned from a business trip Co Placeri,s.
 Isaac T. StOddard came in yester- day from his mining camp.
 Supervisor NJ. Scanlan. of Mohave county, is a Prescott visitor.
 FEE. Ellinwoo1, the popular and we'll known attorney of Flagslsf, IS in town.
 Prof A. E. Joscelyn. who hss just closed a term of school al kIngman, IS visiting in Prescott
 T. F. Griudell. chief deputy for Mar-hal Griffith, IS iu town on off cial business.
 Mrs. c. A. Sprecher of California. aud her daughter are visiting the formers sister, Mrs R. Fl. Bdrmister.
 J. H. Houghton. manager of the Binghsmton group of copper mines, IS ID town.
 Miss Ruth Opdyke left this morD- ing for her home in Ohio where she will spend her vacation with rela- tives.
 Jack Detwild and family have gone east. The former IS one of the popular engineers of the .. r. ?. S F. railroad aud has been granted sixty days leave.
 A. r. FseneY, a former resident of this county, but at present the county recorder of Mohave county, is iu town on business connected with the land office.
 Watch my smoke. am from Texas, too, are the closing sentences of letter, in a Jerome paper, by a woman. The letter was directed to parties who had traduCed her.
 The S40,OOO option recently taken on Haskell < Kirwagen's ranch near Jerome is sad to be for the purpose of using it as the site of a new town there.
 The Sunday afternoon band con csrts have been suspended indeh- nitely. The band is making efforts to secure a number of new musicians and fl successful the concerts will be resumed.
 Wm. Robinson, Dr. R H. Knight, John Ellis, Jake Huffman, and Barney Perkins, of Mohave county, are ID tom ID connection with a hearing in the land office.
 4 hearing to determine he charac- ter of cert ain land in Mohave county f)r which patent has been applied under the mineral laws of the United States was set for hearing today in the United States land office, but by stipulation was continued uli August z
 The interest taken in Prescott in the prize fight was shown last night bv the big crowds which thronged the Hotel Burke and Cabinet saloon where the results were received by rounds. JeHries seemed to be the favorite.
 The south bound train, due this afternoon az 3;l0 D. m., IS reported ten aud a half hours late. The cause of the delay is not known. The trouble, whatever it IS, occurred east of Albuquerque.
 The register and receiver of the land office yesterday held a hearing to determine the character of the land embraced in the FO6t Whipple military reservation, abandoned. Their decision is that it is mineral land.
 The Wooimen will unveil the monument erected 10 the memory of the late George Dwyer. tomorrow afternoon. All members of the lodge are requested to meet at their hail at l:S0 p. ID. The ceremony at the cemetery will take place at 8 p. ID.
 Recent diphtheria and typhoid cases 10 the city to the Windward of the broken Sixth avenue hotel sewer are attributed to that nuisance; the people ID that end of town are thorDuChly nrousai and tbe city