Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04

[ Mir Milliken and family of Lynx creek, have returned from a visit 10 California.
 Revs. J. H. Henry, L. L. Roger, J. 4. Crouch, E. G. Decker. snd Rev. O. .. Frambes aud wife left on thIs afternoons train for the south.
 Dr. j. s. Barrett left yesterday for San Francisco where he experts to stay l5 or 20 days
 J. s. Freeman on Saturday even ing severed his connection with the | JoURSAL-MTNER on account of his otoer business requiring his time. Mr. Freeman IS a hustler. A picture ot the charge of the Rough Riders by Frederick Rem ingtOn, which has been On eGhibi- tion st Wooster's for some tune, will shortly be removed from there and placed in the public school building. It is the property of the Monday club and will be presented by them to the public schools.
 Bishop Niude preached a very eIo- quent aud a very instructive sermon at the NJ. E. church on Sunday at II o'clock to large congregation. In the evening Rev. s. A. Thompson, superintendent of Arizona missions, delivered 8 very able discourse. The conference meetings have been well attended and have been very inter esting throughout.
 There will be another special { meeting Wednesday evening, Oct. 4, at the rooms of the Western club. st S:9O o'clock sharp, for the purpose of organizing football team. The young men of Prescott must be get ting behind the times or they are becoming very slow. There Sas hardly enough showed up at the last meeting that was called for a cor poraps guard. Now boys get to- gether and organize and let us have . team that will give PheuIx the re- cePtioD We did last time. L. A. Lowell, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent in Prescott, will leave with his family tomorrow for a fifteen days visit with relatives in Tucson. MT. Lowell is a son of Judge W. M. Lowell, the we'll known Tucson st. torney.
 Free lecture tonight at the Metho- dist church.
 J Attend the lecture at tbe Metho- dIst church tonight
 The board of supervisors ie in ses- sion today.
 Rev. Baxter, of Flagstaff, preached in the Baptist church yesterday.
 Mrs. J. E. Dumas accompanied her husband to Prescott yesterday.
 The public school teachers were paid of today for their first month.
 Superintendent Cox will start out tomorrow on bis visiting tour of the public schools,
 Do not fail to hear Bishop Niude lecture st the Methodist church this evening.
 MT, and Mrs. Robert H. Ferguson, of Williamson Valley, are in town today.
 Irvie Bonnell and Miss Katie Hit enbrant, of Dewey, were married last evening at the Congress house by Probate Judge C. P. Hicks.
 A. W. Edwards will go down to Hot Springs 10 morrow to note the progress being made in the improve ments now going on there.
 Our Mineral Wealth reports Den tist Waite in Kingman looking for 8 location to practice his profession. The doctor was recently engaged in the saloon business in Rsndsburg, Cal.
 Herb D. Pentland returned yester- day from his visit to San Francisco. He reports having had a very en- joyable visit. He was the guest of Prank Emmal during hIs stay in San Francisco. Mir. Emmal IS taking 8 course of medicine ID a medical college there.
 J. Clarence Brown has been beld under $I0OO bail in Tucson to an- swer the charge oi forgery. In the me ntime officials are at work on evidence duplicating him with the murder of his former partner, 6 man named Derry.
 In the single handed drilling con- test at Denver Dan McGowau, of Prescott, made a record of Is 4-I6 inches. There were eleven entries The purse was won by William Vie burg, a stonecutter, with 20s inches to his credit.
 All persons who attend the "'49' dance are expected to appear in the costume of that period. Any person, male or female, who violates this rule will be find for such violation. The Rsbekkahs will serve refresh ments appropriate to the occasion. Don't faif to purchase a ticket, as every one will have jolly time. Tickets, including refreshments, Sl
 The treasury department has sent out notices to the banks of the coun= try that owing to sn unusual de- msnd for silver coin no further advances of silver dollars will be made to banks except in the re- demption of silver certificates, the present supply in the sub treasuries being held for that purpose h this ooDnaafi0n if ta a notahla fact alao