Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-01
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 Mrs. Jack Detwiler has retur ned from her visit east.
 G. c. Waddell came in yesterday from Camp Verde.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. E. Spsulding have returned from Phenix.
 Wales Arnold of Camp Verde, IS in town today.
 F.C. Stamford, the special insur- anee agent, went over to Jerome to- day.
 United States Attorney R. E.. Morrison returned this morning from his visit to Phenix.
 Billy Blankenship, formerly Of Phenix, has been appointed city marshal of Jerome.
 The attention of freighters is di- rected to the notice in this issue ol teams wanted.
 Born, in Prescott, October 26, to Mir and Mrs. H. c. Storey, a daugh- ter.
 J.D. Wyckof of Chicago, Illinois, is visiting his son, Rev. E. D. Wyck- of, in Prescott, and will remain here during the winter.
 Edward Mahurin of Camp Verde, is in town and submitted his hual proof today to some land ID the old Camp Verde military reservation.
 The carnival fund st Phenix last night amounted to S4,4S0.
 Mrs. Addie Harris and daughter Mrs. F. W. Howard. arrived yester- day from Jerome. Mrs. Harris with her family, will reside here, while Mrs. Howard, who has been Ill for for some weeks, will remain under her mothers care till she regains her strength.
 Harry Elliott has gone to Phenix where he will have charge of the switch engine in the $. E. P. x F. yards this winter.
 The second advertising car of Mains circus arrived yesterday and after billing the town left for Phe- nix thIs afternoon.
 NC. Webster returned from Phe- nix this morning. 4 large number of horses and a large grading outfit arrived for him this afternoon for street grading.
 Mrs. H. D. Aitken will leave on to- morrow mornings train for Los An geles for a visit of few weeks for the benefit of her health.
 :. Garrett, the stenographer for merly in the railroad office at Pres colt, is now stenogrspher at General Joe WheeIer's headquarters in the Philippines.
 Our contemporary seems to have overlooked something this morning as it did not contain any fresh men ton of Journal Murphy. It makes us feel bad.
 The Republican is advocating s Midway Plaisance" in connection with the Phenix carnival, and sug gests Pearl Hart as drawing card for it.
 Geo. T. Milner and Miss Cor, Quigg were married yesterday after noon by Rev. E. D. Wyckoff at tho Congregational parsonage. They have gone to California on then wedding trip.
 The regular meeting of AztlaI ! lodge, F. and A. NJ, will be held to morrow Saturday, evening. Al members are requested to attend ] Visiting brothers welcome.
 The JoURNAL-MNER today receive, the first invoice of a large orde placed for advertising and job type The office keeps right up with tn times in the way of securing tn very latest novelties in the art o printing. Business men should talk a note of this and when in need 0
 job work place their orders with tn l JoURNAL-M MINER job office where the
 will be sure of getting the very bes
 work.
 A new feature that causes one {
 wonder how 1t is possible, is the eI ! hibition of animal training, th work of sI1ty-three performin thoroughbred horses iD a ring a one time. With the Walter L. Mai circus which exhibits at Prescott o Monday, November 6, "The Congre: of Nations a correct represeutatio of every nation on earth in the bi
 mensgerie tent, will prove interes , ing and instructive; a genuir , Cuban band will furnish the musi,
 A herd of performing elephants an . a flock of ostriches will appear
 the parade, which leaves the sho [ grounds at 10 o'clock 6. m. 4 nov
 feature of the parade will be s ! ancient historical Quebec Gala: properly and appropriately co
 tuned. 4 free exhibition will 7 given at the show ground after u - parade.
 7 Mrs. Emma B. Collins, widow l the late Capt. C. L, Collins, former @ of the 9th infantry stationed e Whipple, died at the Presided ne D San Francisco last Sunday, Octob '- 22, and was buried on Monda d Captain Collins died in the Phili
 pines, and Mrs. Collins returned wi a his body on the transport TartS s When near San Francisco she su : denly became insane on account = grief over the death of her husban 's On her arrival in San Francisco 8 's was taken to the residence of b J sister, wife of Capt. Brecht, at t d Presidio. where she died as abo . stated. Captain and and Mrs. C. lins were both formerly of WhipI 'a and were very popular. They We d noted for their devotion to ga v other while there, being almC ts constantly in each others socie "a and she often accompanied him n- his official rounds of the post. Tn - deaths occurred within less than t
 ynonths of aaeh of har