Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-25

oner.
 The man who recently attempte,
 suicide St Jerome was brought in {,
 the county hospital yesterday. Fl,
 IS getting better but Is sad 10 b
 unbalanced mentally.
 Mrs. Aun J. Berry today filed petition 10 the probat4 court askini to be appointed guardian oi tbe per son of GaTard Irwin. The applica ton will be heard on Saturday, Oe tober 2S.
 The first advertising car of Main
 circus IS due tOsrriye tomorrow. Goa tractor Nimoek has men at work 10 day putting up the bIli boards fo their advertising p-s;ers.
 Misses Towles and Kent. recent, from Los Angeles, desire to state tC the ladies of Prescott that they hay, opened new dressmaking parlors st l45 COrtez street. just south ot Gold waters and desire patronage, guar anteeing satisfaction iu work and prices.
 A wild animal of some kind. sup, posed to be a mountain wolf, passed through the eastern edge of the city about l o'clock this morning. He was pursued by a score of dogs of all ages and breeds whc made a fearful outcFy. In a few hours a number of the dogs came limping home, some of them badly mangled. From the appearance of their iu- Juries the animal, whatever 1t was, must have been of large size.
 Chaplain Winfield Scott will de- liver the annual address before the Territorial Sunday school eouven- tiOn in Tucson Sunday. There will be no morning service at the Baptist church. Ms. Scott will speak in the evening. Services begin prompt ly at 7:S0. The Baptist Sunday school will convene at l2:l5 Sunday morning and sll the scholars are re- quested to be present to prepare for Bible day.
 J. C. Forest has received a very beautiful and valuable souvenir from Dawson. 1t is entitled The Gold Fields of the Klondike" and is a volume O. very finely printed cuts of scenes in that section. The book was sent by registered mail by j. H. Lee, formerly of the American ranch. It is an exceptionally hand some volume, and one which is very interesting as through a perusal of it's pages one can visit that country without undergoing the hardships of the realities of trip.
 Acting Governor Akers has ap- pointed the following delegates to Lhe California Miners association to be held at San Fran cisco, October 1928: E. B. Gage, Prescott; J. L. Girou1. Jerome; James Colquhoun. Clifton; Ben Will Hams, Bisbee; pr. J. M, Ford, Phe- nix; D. G. Jones. Stanton; F. w. Phenil; W. 4 Parish. PheniX; J. A. Kurtz. Pheni1; J. David, Tucson. and two delegates to be named by the Miners association of Globe.
 J. RI. Collins and T. J. Boltz will debate the expansion question at the court house this evening. MT. Collins will advocate the retention of the Philippines, while Mir. Boltz will oppose. The former has ap- peared before public audiences on numerous occasions here and IS a fluent and forcIble talker. As a public speaker Mir. Boltz is stranger to the Prescott public. but he IS said to fe au eloquent speaker also, aud reports that a challenge he once sent to Grover Cleveland and J G. Blaine to meet them in public debate was ignored by them.
 From Mondays Dany.
 pr. J. :. Barrett returned yester- day f,om his visit to San Francisco.
 Prof. G. 4. Treadwell left this for the east.
 D J. Marr. of the Verde valley, is n town today.
 The eity's delinquent tax list will be found ID tomOIrOw's issue.
 G. P. Harrington is in town from Crowned King.
 pr. J. S. Barrett has taken offices n the Head block and will move in there within few deys.
 Contractor Webster put his force 1t work this morning grading the streets.
 NIT. and Mrs. NJ. E Spaulding aud Col. and Mrs. Spsulding left for Phenix this afternoon.
 Mir. Hubbard, mining man, ac- ,ompanied Van Il. Brooks out to he vicinity of NJ U,;,. ;oGay on business,
 E. 4. Bruck, representing the wholesale house of Blake, Mottitt & Towne, of Los Angeles, is in town taking orders for his firm.
 c. W. NicklIn of the Southwest Printers Supply company of Los Angeles is ID town. Mir. Nicklin is 6 hustler for business.
 Judge R. E. Sloan and attorneys E. NJ. Sanford and T. G. Norris re- turned yesterday from Kingman where the former held term of court last week and the latter were in attendance.
 Pearl Hart and her pal, Ed. Ho- gan, who recently escaped from the jail at Tucson, have been captured at Deming. Pearls yoluble tongue gave her away. She says she will never go to Yuma.
 R. J. H. Frey, formerly mining correspondent for the PheniI Re is now in the employ of the Mining and Engineering Jour mai of New York.
 The first advertising car of Mains circus arrived yesterday and the men were out bright and early this noorninrr oovarinu fha raoanf iv arafsf