Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
Fpou wedne>dSys s Daily.


 W. $. Head left yesterday for San Francisco for brief visit
 Geo. Mayer Is seriously i'll with typhO pneumonia.
 Mrs. J. l. Gardener left this morn ing for a visit to her relatives ID Missouri.
 Henry F. Ashurst, of Williams ar rived in Prescott on last nights train.
 The railroad company is boring for water near Yucca. Their well Is now down 20 feet.
 Wade Rulings of Phenix. will re- turn tO his old home at Pittsburg, Pa, to reside.
 The annual conference of the Methodist church will convene m Prescott September 2S.
 If you want a favor of & man throw bricks al him till be grants it. This IS sure to bring him to time.
 The railroad company succeeded in dlsposing of an entire car load of pears. Tn Prescott, in two days.
 W. R. Roberts, the freighter, came up from Kirkland valley yesterday on brief business trip.
 Mrs. Block and Miss Amelia Block, mother and sister of Ed Block, left on thIs mornings train tor visit to their old home in St Lotus.
 Mrs. Brown, mother of Ziba O.. and Harry Brown. will go to PhenII with her daughter on Saturday to reside during the winter.
 Peter Bateman, a prospeciof was found dead on the d, seEt near Cut lens well last week. He died of thirst and heat.
 Rev. Peck, of the Northern Cali fornia conference, will arrive 10 Prescott this week and will preach at the Methodist church next Sun day, morning and evening.
 Five Papsgo Italians provoked s quarrel oa Sunday night with two Mexicans at Tucson and one Indian was shot and may dle.
 Dominguez Sanchez, an employee of the Jerome smeiter, Was killed en Monday by the contents of an ore bin falling on him. H. was 26 years old and had been ia Jerome only a few weeks.
 Frank J. Olsen and Miss Myrtle Spence. daughter of NIT. and Mrs. A. B. Spence, were married at Palace station on Sunday, September 10. by Justice James Roach.
 The Prescott Electric company is buIlding a telephone liue Co the Val VeIde company's smelter. The line will run from McCabe where it will connect wigh the main line of the company.
 The Globe Silver Belt has donned new dress and Is now printed on a cylinder press. the motive power of which Is S gasoline engine. The JOURNAL MINER cCngratulates the Belt on these evidenc-~ of prosperity and enterprise.
 4 project is under way Tor the or ganlzatlon of bank m c iohe to toe known as the Bank oi Gila c.. lis capital will be S25.0OO Of which S2},- Oo0 Is already subscribed. J. N. Porter, F. ". Westmeyer and =. A. Parneli are the largest subscribers. The board of supervisors of Nay sjo county have ratified the agree ment between that county and the Santa re Pacific whereby the taxes are compromised for a number of years.
 The Pioneer band of Pheuix, have arranged for an excursion from Phe- nix to Prescott September 2S. \ fare of S5 for the round tup has beeu secur,d. A special train will leave PneniX at g o'clock a. m.
 A. R. Hermann. son of the late ". P. Hermann, hss been appointed supervisor of the Grand canyon forest reserve, vice his father, who was recently burned to death at Flagstaff. The sppoiutee Is q nephew of Commissioner Hermann. Herman Wolf. who for the past fifteen years, has conducted a trad ing post ou the Little Colorado river, thirty miles north of Canyon Oisblo, died at hls store on the 2d instant.
 The Santa r. company has rs gently put on 25 big engines capable of hauling from 50 70 60 cars each and have been extending all the switches along the line to accommo- date these long trans. 4 number of new sidings have also been put iu recently along the line.
 A telegram from Los Angeles says: J. T. KretsInger. a well-known Chicago lawyer. who Is interested largely ln mining m the west. dled suddenly last night at the Holien- beck hotel, of heart disease. NJ. hretzinger was a brother of G. w. kretzinger, the well known Chicaco lawyer. who IS attorney for the =. F.. r. X F. railroad.
 Mrs. (. K. Jenuess expects to ANofC N0LuGIEON NI 1T Al0aN 4bA DCA h- eley, where MT. Jenness has been as slgned to the psstoTate of the Meth odist church. The people of Pres colt very much regret the departure oi this couple as they are very pop ulsr both in church circles and with our citizens generally.
 A. J. Daggs has filed notice with the secretary of the territory of m tsutiOn to construct railroad under the tax exemption law passed by the last legislature. So far as the pro visions of this law apply tO IL the road will commence at or near Ehrenburg. on the Colorado river, and will run in a northerly and east erly direction to Fort Defiance. New Mexico. San Diego Is the western terminus and Chicago the eastern.
 Hon. Tom Davis arrived on yes terday's train and vii, remain m this section for several days taking orders for clothing. shirts. etc. from hls numerous friends and customers. Mr. Davis always gives good satIs- \ faction m all orders taken by him, hence never fails to do a rushing business.
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