Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
Prom WsJHe dsyI Daily

Geo. H. Cook came up from Phe-
 nix this morning.
 very slight sprinkle of rain oc-
 cured today.
 Shasta Water-Tbe leading water
 of America at Hermann Vogis's- fl
 Dr. McGinnis has returned from a
 visit to PheniI.
 A test of the validity of the new
 poll tax law will be made ID PhenIT.
 Go and see the Datch woman ID
 the W0msn's Congress.
 Come and laugh Friday night at
 Dake's opera house and help good
 cause.
 W. W. Smalley, night mill man at the McCabe niue. came in yesleT- cey for brief visit.
 Joseph :. Cook and John KOon,z, two prosperous Williamson Valley ranchers, We're in town today.
 Twenty-6ve society girls, in str:k- jag coSiume~, take part ID the N-w Womsu's Congress.
 Thirty on the stage al one time. Everything up to date ID the N-N Woman. Tickets for sale at Corner Drug Store aud DAke's store.
 There will be a meeting of the O. K. Hose Company thIs evening al 6. o'clock. All members are request ed Co attend.
 The regular quarterly social of the Congregational church will take place his evening al the new church parsonage.
 The CongregatioBAlists will give their n-w parsonage a housewarm- Ing tonight by holding a church social there.
 Tue Go gress R d Men will give theIr first annual pow WOW and ghos. dance next Friday evening, April IA.
 T. G. Barlow Massicks' condition | remAius unchanged for the better today. and sll hope for his recovery | has been given up.
 Col. A. O. Brodie is up from his Grown Point mine on business. He I expects to start up his mill next mouth.
 C. Fl. B. Carter came in from Mayer yesterday oD a brief business visit and to renew his acquaintance with his family.
 
 The China woman, the colored woman. the Dutch woman, the Irish woman and the woman with the baby-sll will be at the Woman's Congress.
 Mrs. J. C. Hammers of OskalOosa, Iowa, sister of Mrs. O. A. Hesla, who arrived here yesterday was accom- panied by her sister, Miss Hattie Waters. The iatter's arrival was in the nature of a surprise to Mrs. Hesls who had not been advised of her visit until she met her at the depot.
 H. J. Allen, the financial manager for W. A. Clarx. at Jerome, came in on yesterday's train. Mir. Allen has the supervision of the largest amount of 6us0cial transactions of any man m the southwrst-tTanssctions run ming away up in the millions.
 John D. Young, sssayer at the Elkhart miOe. m MohaEe county, |, fell down the shaft of that mine last , Sunday and was killed. Deceased was a son of Gel. J. Roe Young who was visiting hIm at the time of bis death. A little brother of deceased { was killed about two years ago on 4he railroad at Tempe.
 The latest popular song. "Mollie % MOOr.',' toy the popular composer, Pauline BruitIug-StOry, IS a beauti- Full song, with a charming two-step 9maich tIme) chorus. The publish $ srs will sen a copy to any address for 5 two-cent stamps. Address .Chss. A. BruttIng, 647 Cutter street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Frank Murphy, of Santa Rosa, California, arrived in Prescott yes a terday and wall rema here for some U 'time. MT. Murphy Is a nephew of the venerable B. F. Murphy, hencc h "a cousin of President F. M. Murphy, < .Of the $. F. P. & P railroad aud .of Governor \. O. Murphy, also Of F. NJ. PlumD.er. Like the Arizona ' branch of the Murphy family he is a wide awake, enterprisIng young man having represented bis county in v the California legislature one term s and taking an active part in politics generally there. :. The news has just been received O that the fence erected by Cameron at the Nerbs Buena ranch, erclosIng pasture eight miles in circumfer- eDce, on what was the Calabasas S grant, has been wiped from he face !" of the earth, the wire being cut and the posts cut down. As the Oasis a goes 10 press the report is being cir [, cdlated that last night the Stone R House pasture fence was also cut to pieces, both posts 7"i wire being c1i. It IS SlsO ie. 3 ed that the te ,Flre on the Moreno pasture was in- ci lshed only part having been pre- ir Fiously cut.-NOgsles Oasis.
 From Thursdsy's Daily. d Woodmen meet tonight. A Isaac T. Stod lard was in town to- '' Day.
 Bert Lucas h,s gone to Los ? ? Angeles. TS 6 Ed. NJ. Foltz left this morning for D Chicago.
 Richard DeKuhn IS iu town from " Chaparral. p I; c. Norris has returned from at ts Send'ug court ia Flagstaff Is J. E. Morrison went to Flagstaff khls morning 10 attend court. a J. H. lngrsham. Eau Claire Wis f, eonsiu, arrived today from the east. ST Nj. s Taft anI M. Waiter cana np yesterday from the SterIirS Il mine. ir Mrs. J. A. Tobin left this morn g lng for Oregon to spend the sum- II lner. ( Mir. Appleton, wife and child. of SenatOr, left this morning for Fl " " Paso. The Womau's congress will meet V, tomorrow night st Dake's opera W