Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-13
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Prom Mondays Daily. l L [ us have free mail delivery. s ~retary Akers left for PhenI,
 this afternoon.
 Mrs. Banks, wife of Rev. Banks, ol
 Me q, left for home this afternoon
 J.>sphine Rennbery Of Los An.
 gel. $. IS guest of the Burke.
 Mre A. G. Kennedy came in from
 Wa Aor today.
 J m Duke and family have re-
 tur.'ri from their visit to California | ] $. Cook, of Williamson valley
 is iu he city today.
 IT. marriage of Charles Philips
 and iannah Hale IS announced 10 tax pace this evening. T." electre Clarke sisters had a lar ,e audience at their opening ai
 tn abiDet.
 Tn, Arizona Central bank of
 FL 'af, will open a branch at Williams this week.
 l b- Spruce mountain country and he.i I Groom creek was visited On Sa'a lay afternoon by heavy rain shH A.r [.
 Mf and Mrs. Gus Domingus left tn, Tning for SonomA, California. wh"r they intend to reside iD future,
 Ar Amanda Moore has returned fro 30 ler visit to California. Her dsu h' er, Mrs. Al. Weber, remained in Angeles.
 M . M tthews, who has been vis,ti g with the family of Tom Shu 2 in this city for the past fes veeks, returned to her home in PL 'uIx yesterday.
 D legatcs to the A. O. U. ". Grand Lodge Lsvs returned. Pres cO'i was given the marble heart by the lodg Q. as not a single office was given 10 q member of the Prescott lodge, although it was due to the ef- foit' of P. W. O'Sullivan that the jGris iIction was formed.
 Mr and Mrs. G. G. Henderson of Lyux creek, desire the JOURNAL MIN.R to thank their neighbors and friends for the many acts of kindness during the recent illness and sub seq1ently the death of their little son.
 Geo. Henderson, son Of Mir. and Mir. c. c. Henderson, of Lynx creek died last week of typhoid fever. Deceased was & years old and was an unusually bright boy, and a great favorlte with all who knew him.
 Wm. Partridge. an old time resi- dent nf Stanton, died in the county hospital yesterday morning and was burI"i yesterday evening Deceased had lived in and around Stanton since be early sixties, occupying a cabin most of the time which be built n 1884. He was engaged in mining and was upwards of 70 years old.
 Semi-offcial information has been received in Prescott that Rev. c. K. Jenness will not return to Prescott but will probably bs assigned to the paS,urate of the Methodist church at Berkeley, California. The ap- pointmnnt will be made today by tho bishop who IS holding the North ern California conference.
 The JoURNAL-MINER is in receipt of the following announcement which IS self-explsnatory: "Wil- | liam Gal. Cllbert and Anna Crothers announce their marriage Wednes- day. S"rtember 9th, 1899, San Fran | cjsrO. ( Al home after Sept. 20, ] 1916 rs. fc Avenue, Alameda, Cal" The bri in is a sister of Mrs. Geo. H. l Cook aGd is well known t0 aud pop | ular with Prescott people.
 c. W. French will go out to Nc Cabe tomorrow tO take charge of | the store at that place, formerly run | by Carl E hu. Mrs. French will | also go d. r,. in few days and will | have cha'c' of the postoffice. Mir. Norvill. 'ra .r'y with the Bashford- | Burmis comp my, has taken the position wth Jhe Crowned King eompaa. fHrm-I occupied ny Mir. French.
 The railrca company has been pears today at wholesale prices. The fruit was en route from the Salt river valley to Chicago and the car they were in was wrecked near Rock Butte. In order to realize as much as possible out of the wreck, the company closed out the fruit today al three cents per pound. The p.-ars are excellent and m fine 
 F. F. Rsymond of the Catcctin mine, l. lu town today. He says that during the early part ofAugust | bis section was visited by a cloud 1, burst which to:e mp things gener- ally. 4 reservoir was destroyed. the !, road was washed out for a consider l, able distance so as to make it impas- sable, and a tree rty feet long was washed down ihe stream from Saw mill gulch ard lodged ten feet above .he ordinary bed of the creek.