Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Go to the opera house tonight.

Go to the opera house tonight. | W. E. Gillian of Denver is at the Burke.
 Ziba O. Brown has returned from | PbenIx.
 Tucson has a pew Touring mill in operation.
 A. G. Kennedy is in town from Lynx creek.
 Morse Darnell left for Hillside this afternoon
 The painters are in full control of the court house.
 Hon. Nick Gales came up from Santa Maria this morning. Several cases Of diptheria have been reported ID Phenlx.
 H. E. Peoples returned today from a business trip to Flagstaf.
 Mrs. F. s. Williams and her two children have come up from PheniI.
 Strawberry boxes are smaller than usual this year. It IS probably ow- ing 10 the drOuth. Safe crackers, in Gallup, made a S20JO haul recently by breaking int O the safe of Morello Bros. there.
 Phenix business houses have agreed to close next Monday to as sist in celebrating DeEsY's victory of lS9S.
 Attend the entertainment at the opera house tonight. Admission only 8 cents; reserved seats 50 cents.
 The opening of the fly season in Prescott has been indefinitely post poned by the high winds and cool weather.
 A prisoner was lodged ia jail from Jerome yesterday to serve a fifty days sentence for pulling pistol on a crap dealer.
 An alleged private detective named Scott was lodged in jail yesterday. He is sAid to have been operating ID Los angeles and Phenix.
 MT. aud Mrs. Chas. Akers have is- sued invitations for sn "at home" "Wednesday evening. May Sd, in honor of Miss Walker. Dancing will b. indulged in.-Herald.
 Geo. Mllner the former owner of the Z)nia copper mines, Is in town He expressed the most unbounded confidence in the above properties.
 Mir Wentworth has the happy farulty Of always keeping his aud fence in a roar of laughter. Don't fail to see him tonight. You will never regret 1t.
 Isaac POlhamus, the well known Colorado river steambOatman, has been navigating that river now for forty years. He IS over seventy years old.
 Mrs. F.. B. Wetmore has returned from spending the winter in Phenix, and just as soon as she can ind suit able offices will be ready to resume her vocation as stenographer aud type writer, and solicits the patron age of her friends.
 The llth infantry has been order ed to tbe Philippines. The head quarters of this regiment was at Whipple at the outbreak of the Spanish American war, Col. De Rus sey being in command. It was in service both m Cuba and Porto Rico.
 It is cold day in Pheuix when a new suit is not filed in the district court. The weather there has been quite chilly of late aud in conse- quence thereof lawyers are looking forward with for-bo iings as to their ability to leave town when the warm W ssther sets 10.
 Jake Marks today filed the will of the late Lobe Livingston for pro- bate. MT. Livingston died in Ger many July 1, 1897, and the property belonging to the estate here is the large brick building in which Jake Marks wholesale liquor store and the JCURNAL- MINER are located.
 The dead body of a man was found near Winslow last Sunday. It was in a sitting posture leaning up against a rock, Parties who saw 1t identified it as the body of Me Daniels who murdered a sheep nerder named Ford recently in the Cave Creek mountains in Maricopa county.
 The coroner's jury yesterday found that Station Agent Farmer. of Kirk la3d, died from natural causes. De- ceased. 1t IS stated, had been a suf- ferer from consumption for long time. Every body who knew bim speak in the highest terms of him. Apople1y was probably the cause of death.
 To trust, is to bust; to bust IS h." Is not the most elegant expres- sion but at the same time is quite fOrcIble. II all signs do not fail ito bust" and all that 1t means will be the fate of many Of the trusts that are just now being formed with their flood of wstered stocks. When the bust doss come it will mean financial hades to great many people.
 Harvey Smith, a member Of Col. McCord's regiment, who was acci- ! dentally shot at New Orleans, while enroute home, arrived in Prescott yesterday from his home in Illinois. He IS still weak but has about re- covered. He IS a brother of H. T. Smith, proprietor of the O. K. lodg,, ] ing house and saloon, and enlisted in Prescott.
 The JOURNAL MINER force IS smok- ing today to the health of the young Miss Smith, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, the former of the s. F. P. & P. railroad. The cigars are of excellent quality sud hence appreciated by the smokers who are not accustomed to such S treat every day,
 A teacher in the public schools the other day while attempting to institute the rudiments of auth- metic into her primary class said If your father gave your mother S1 today and s tomorrow, what would she hsvei" And the small boy over in the corner replied: She would have a fit"
 They have a preacher at Spanish bury, West Virginia, that enjoys |