Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-05

The time of holding evening services at the South Methodist church in west Prescott has been changed as follows: League will meet at : o'clock and church services at s. instead of 6:50 and : 30 respect lively as heretofore.
 Madame Bishop has met with an osation everywhere, and the San | Francisco critics are of the unsnI- | nous opinion that her equal has not ] been heard upon the coast since Mme. Patti's last yisit.-San Fran cisco Chronicle.
 Geo. Schuerman, who has been spending a couple of weeks at the Castle creek hot springs, trying to obtain relief from sn attack of rheumatism writes that he is not im- proving as he had hoped.
 Mrs. Pauline O'Neill, widow of the late Captain O'Neill, one of the Rough Rider heroes of San Juan hill, has been granted a pension of SzO per LHOuAn'
 Said a citizen yesterday: "One snarling. snappiDg dog in neigh borhood of quiet, friendly canlnes only emphasizes the meanress ot the snarling cur, but have more respect for the cur than the snapplhg, Snarl- ing. pestiferous, two-legged animal" Tucson Star.
 Capt. Bessie Mills, of the Salya- ton army, who recently arrived m Prescott as successor to Captain Berry, has just returned from trip through the mining camps oi Chaparral, Big Bug and Crowned King. She reports having met with good success financially and of be- ing well received by the miners. McCabe was the scene of very pleasant social event on March 3O
 --'nu being the marrlage oi inc occ Miss Ada Wil ! NNO ar Arthur Mormon anu .-
 kins, the ceremony being perIoru...- by Justice Hanna. McCabe does not witness a wedding very often and when it does occur everybody joins in to celebrate it appropriately. On this occasion a dance was given and good time generally was had by all the society people in camp. The Chicago Tribune of recent date contains a very good picture of Mrs. Susan c. Gilbreath, widow of the late Captain Gilbreath, who died in Porto Rico, August 23, 1898, while with his regiment. With the publi- cation of the picture is the an nouncement that Mrs. Gilbreath has been granted a pension of SEQ per month, being the fIst woman to re- ceive 8 pension from the government as a result of the Spanish war. 1 A busy brother editor in time of trouble penned the following liLses which have 6 moral deeply hidden: "Never growl because newspaper ! fails to give every scrap of news, so long as you take no trouble to give the reporter or editor information. 1 We know readers who are awfully put out at times because we make no note of their arrival or departure or friends visiting them, or of their social standing, or the heaven sent babies that visit their homes. The average newspaper man isn't a me dium nor mind reader, but gets most | of his news the same as milkman gets milk-by pumping"
 From Mondays Daily.
 District court met in Kingman 10 day.
 The board of supervisors are in session today.
 Dr. R. NJ. Looney, of Mayer was in town Sunday.
 Mrs. C.L.Richarl is left for Jerome this morning.
 J. B. Ritter went to Albuquerque this morning.
 Sam Lively has gone to Peoria to visit his family.
 '. E. Pattes, of Detroit, is a guest | Ol HUI cl DuA hCs
 L. L. Lyon, the Denver travelling man, is in town.
 Rudolph Willard, of Cottonwood, was in town today. l E. NJ. Sanford has gone to King man to attend cour,. D. B. Robinson left for Los Angeles this morning. Thos. Campbell, of Jerome, is paying a visit to Prescott.
 J.D. Moore assisted in the organ ization of the Kingmsn lodge of Elks.
 Lester Jackson mad a flying trip to Phenix Saturday afternoon, re- turning this morning.
 Three room cottage in West Pres colt, near Sisters hospital. Apply to Mrs. NJ. E. Wagoner, 4-3tf
 Deputies Yeomau and Ruffner, of the sheriff's office have the prisoners at work cleaning up the plaza. ! Rudolph Willard reports feed for stock getting very scarce in the Verde valley owing to the dry weather.
 Reserved seats are now on sale at the Corner Drug Store for Madame Bishops concert Wednesday evening April 5, at S:30 p. ID.
 Mir. J. L. Johnston, a great favor. ite with Prescott people, will assist Madame Bishop at the concert We'd -..1a. o-an,pr tLn