Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
FDn Mo'.H4ys Daily.

R. E- Morrison returned on Saiur day from attending United States court at Tucson.
 Read the new advertisement ir this issue of the Corner drug store the brisley Drug Co, proprietors.
 Take your difficult prescription tc ! COTillaud & Francis, Up-.o-Dai, druggists, Head block. If
 The wife and ch Id of Sten 2. rapher Barker, ID G. NJ. Sargeut', ohce, arrived on S8turday to reside here.
 | Dr. J. R. Walls is moeiug Ii is office and residence today into the build ing on Gurley street, f st door west of the Congress house.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Shekels. their son Harry Shekels and Miss Mamie Hale left this afternoon for Las An geles for visit of two or three m Hths.
 J.T Smith, Los Angeles con- tr actor, came in on yesterdays train to submit bids on the water works an ] sewerage system proposed for l Pr scott.
 Cpvillaud & Francis, Up-to- Date Druggists, Head Block. Mail orders recrIve prompt attention. Up-to- Da' Druggists, Covilllud & Francis. Held block. If Thomas Davis, representing the T. Davis Shirt company. IS in town On his periodical visit. Mir. Davis has host of friends all over the ter rIt"rv who are always glad 10 see him and place an order with him.
 IL is reported that Chaplain Blown, formerly of the Rough Rid CTS, but now stationed at San Juan, Porto Rico. has been ordered to pro- ceed 10 Santiago to superintend the dis'nterment of the remains of the late Captain O'Neill As On lplain Brown was present at the burial be will he able to locate the grave, and If the body has not already been re- morad. a- an unidentified one be will he able 10 secure 1t. Mrs. O'NeIilI will remain in Washington pending the results of his search for the body. and II 1t is found she will remain there until after the funeral takes place.
 Coles A. Bashford returned to Prescott again Saturday.
 W. E. Hazeltine is building a very han isome residence in San Jose. CalIfurnia.
 Sleeping ear rates have been re- ducad Sl.50 between Chicag1 ani Pacific coast points.
 The foundation of the new terri torial capitol building will be com Pleted in few days.
 For Rent.-Good upright piano; Amelia Block, with Martiniell & l Horne. 40
 Work of any kind wanted by two young women. In or out of town. Apply at this office, 422
 Ex-United States Senator Warner Miller is visiting Phenix. He has eleven eastern visitors with him.
 Mark Bradley came in yesterday from Chloride where he is engaged l in mining.
 A. W. Edwards returned Saturday from bis brief visit to California 10 attend the funeral of hIs mother.
 Mrs. W. A. Cline and her daughter have gone to Cslifornla for a visit of two or three months.
 T. W. Johnston Is reported to be quite seriously i'll at the home of his in Mississippi.
 4 ear load of recruits for the Fourth cavalry, pesSed Ash Fork yesterday en route to Manila.
 John Jordan, the colored drum major, we'll known in Prescott, is re- ported to have died recently in Phe- pix. J. W. Kiucaid, former justice of he peace of Phenix, died there on Saturday night, aged 5l years. He caves a wife and three daughters. James Conlin came in from Je- -cme yesterday to visit his sister l Miss Maggie Coulin who just ar> 1ved from Washington.
  The Wednesday evening dinner at he Congress House will be changed O a strawberry dinner for April l7 It , pm. Miss Alice Campbell, who return { 'd from Washington yesterday re- ports that Patrick Ford, formerly of Prescott, Is gate keeper at the sol Hers home in Washington. She avs he IS in fine health. You can't miss our place, Covil- ! a d X Francis, Up-to-Date drug yists, Head block. Up-to-date on COvillaud & Francis, druggists, Head block. If. Miss Minnie Bowman. Of Chicago, , las been visiting her fnenG. Mrs. R. ( ,. Stockton for several days. At present. they are ID Walnut Grove [ he guests of Mrs 4. R. Burkdall. J. H. Hise, of the Monte Cristo nine, left on Saturdays train for Los Angeles in response to a tele- sram announcing the serious illness ( ,i his mother. John Foley, an old employee of f he Santa Fe Pacific railroad for a lumber of years as watchman at the Johnson canyon tunnel, while drunk D Williams a few nights ago, fell nto 8 pit used for dumping cinders { rom locomotives, breaking his neck. ; General J. A. Williamson, former ( ' president of the Atlantic and Pa ,sEa ra1lrA.I