Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-06
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily. R. D. French will leave on Sunday to make his annual visit to Los An geles to confer with the firm for whom be travels.
 Ed. D. Peirce, representing Ed ward Thompson, publishers of law books, New York, IS making a tour of the territory.
 A special excursion train will leave Prescott on Tuesday next at II o'clock to carry the Elks and their friends to the Phenix carni- val.
 Royal Arch Mssons meet tonight.
 K Barrett came in from Castle creek last evening.
 H. J. Allen of Jerome, is in town on a business trIp.
 Fresh roses at WOoster's station cry store Sunday.
 About twenty tickets were sold to- day for the carnival.
 Dr. C. J. Roper and wife, of Santa Ana, are at the Burke.
 Ben Delsnty is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever.
 M. c. Hast, the we'll known Crowned King merchant, is in town.
 W. 4. Wilson came up from Phe- nix this morning but returned again this afternoon.
 Deputy United States Marshal T.. F. Grindell came up from Phenix this morning on official business.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. B. Startzman came up from Phenix on this morn ing's train.
 The special train for the Phenix carnival will leave Prescott Tuesday morning, December ,, at II o'clock.
 Attend the Elks' memorial serv- ices at the Methodist church tomor- TOW afternoon, at o'clock.
 Geo. E. Brown is in town from his cattle ranch on the Agua Fria, being his first visit here for nearly three years.
 Only two candidates presented themselves today at the civil service examination. They were Chas. Born, Jr., and Us. Freeman.
 Vim. Buckland, formerly of Hol- brook. will hear of something to his advantage by sending his address to this office.
 The Elks will hold their regular annual memorial services at the Marina street NJ. E. church tomor. row afternoon at o'clock.
 The Albuquerque Citizen issued an eight-page Thanksgiving num- Der. One page of it was printed in red, suggestive of turkey blood.
 W. B. Cox left for Phenix this afternoon for a visit with his family and incidentally to attend the car nival.
 An excursion party of four left for the south this afternoon. Their objective point was Yuma, and they go st the suggestion of Judge Sloan.
 A very pleasant Thanksgiving dance was given in Peoples valley at the residence of Mrs. Laura Ham, ilton on Thursday evening.
 Former Postmaster General Will liam L. Wilson has been ordered to Arizona by his physician for his health. He has been suffering from pulmonary trouble for some time.
 The pupils of the public schools themselves very credit ably in their Thanksgiving exercises, rehecting credit alike on themselves and their teachers.
 All Elks are requested to meet at K. P. hall tomorrow Sunday at l:30 o'clock, sharp, to attend the memorial services at the M. F. church at 2o'clock.
 pr. R. J. Roper, dentist, will open an office in Office Row early next week. Dr. Roper is going to locate permanently in Prescott and is fully to do all branches ot dental work.
 The congregations at the Baptist church are increasing and the church is prospering under the able preaching and wise leadership of Chaplain Scott and the excellent music by the new choir.
 W. l.. George, 6 musician, was thrown from his horse on Thursday evening while en route to Peoples valley to play for dance and was unconscious for several hours. His horse became frightened and ran under limb of pine tree, pulling him of.
 The exodus to Phenix commenced this afternoon, quite a number leav- ing for there today. Phenix will see more Yavapaians on her streets next week than she has ever seen at one time before.
 The Odd Fellows are contemplat- ing the erection of three-story building on thelr lot opposite the south east corner of the plaza. The ;hird floor will be used fot lodge purposes. the second floor for rooms and offices and a double store room will be on the ground floor.
 The s F, P & P railroad will run a special train from Prescott to Phenix, Tuesday. December ,, leav- ing Prescott at II a. ID. There will also be a special low rate in effect on this day for round trip to Phe- nix, which will be s. tickets good until December g.
 Mrs. J. c. Zuck and Miss Helen Strange, who went to Kirkland to take their Thanksgiving dinner with MT. and Mrs. G. T. Milner, have returned and are quite en- thusiastic over their first experience in a mining camp. They have a 1..As ..t.,L ,f fha spfnfnU favar