Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-12
Fruu wsans.as1,. Daily.

Mir. and Mrs. G. H. La Berteu, old time residents of Prescott, but Tor in. mast few years residents of Phe- nil. came up on this mornings train to spend the summer here. MT La BeFteu held cases on the JOURNAL MINER for several years prior to re- tir,ng from the trade. He is hrst class mar in every respect and be and his estimable wife are always welcome ID Prescott
 SuDervisor Schuermsu has re turned from Hot Springs with many less twinges Of rheumatism than he went there with
 Nr.auf Mrs. M. s. Taft returned from their trip east yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. I. T. StOddsrd are in town from their home al Stoddard for brief visit.
 The Catholics of Jerome are mak- ing preparations 10 rebuild their church, which was destroyed m the late fire.
 Do not forget he musical recital
 
 to nignt st the opera house.
 Madame Bishop, Mrs. Christy and Mir. Johnston are 10 appear at Dak-'s opera house tonight.
 The Red Men had a corn and ven isoa social last evening after Inc con- clusion of ihe regular business meet ing of the lodge.
 J.L. Johnston came up from Phe- nix this morning and ha- been kept busy all day shaking hands Eith hls old frIenIs.
 Attend the concert tonight.
 IL was reported on the street thI- afternoon ttIat anoi her attempt a suicide was ma ie this afternoon The person alleged 70 have made Ii was a woman living on Granite street, and the ar icle used in the sttemp, l,udauum. Tho woman IS still alive.
 A.G Kenpedy is ID from LynI creek.
 ]. H. Daily, Pittsburg, Pa, is st the Burke.
 Sam Franklin of Wickenburg. Is in town.
 Jake Miller of PheniI. and T. E. Wager of Tip Top, are guests Of Hotel Burke.
 J. E. Flames, Duluth. aud C. O Scott, San Francisco. are registered at Hotel Burke.
 The funeral of the late M. Jezyk took place today.
 Dr. Pentland's family has pur- chased the residence they are now oc- cupyinR. being the former residence of E. P. Clark on the corner of Pleasant and Gurley streets.
 S.J. Perkins of Jerome, died there recently. He was formerly in the -commissiou business in Prescott and HAs 6 prominent member of the Masonic oTcer. Our contemporary weeps cOpious 8sars of sorrow over the fact that th, JOrRNAL MINER did not publish Eol. MeCoTd's recent speech m full. The JOURNAL MINER regretted very much its inability to do SO on ac- eount of lack of space, as it was one of the ablest and most eloquent of 1he many able and eloquent addres- les made by Col. McCoEd.
 Wilmot Pentland celebrated his Birthday yesterday and entertained q number of his young friends at his Eome in the evening.
 Thomas R. King and his nephew IhOs. W. are ID town from their aOck ranch, being their first visit Aere this year. There were thunder storms 10 the auth aud east of Prescott yester : fsy. Jos. Eagle. who carries mail N LynK Creek and Turkey Greek, 1ys that some of the streams were &ry much swollen on his return Np. Ars. s. Salmon aud her son, 4. Mmon, left for Denver this moru- g. Aahala Stainbrook left this morn- es for Rolla, Missouri. Archis A Van Nov. a nephew of
 late Mrs. George Meyer. sccom 4bied the remains of the latter en 1 tete to Los Angeles for burial. z coles 4. Bashford left this morn- E for his home in Los Angeles. T. c. Barlow -Massicks was taken Do 6 chill yesterday afternoon and
 conditlOn today has been quite Nieal
 Eco. Hammer was appointed : rteer of road district B this ~niny.
 be will of the late David W |
 ekey, was filed for probate today l
 C. C. Stuckey, brother of de- 1 Ned. March 4 has been set as ' dste for proving the will.
 ige Geo, $. Ar worth of Wal l
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 e there are very poor at pres |
 some of them dying already for
 H oi feed.
 C. Taggsrt, a wholesale mer- ls Nt or Jerome, IS m town.
 " warrants for March are now
 n for d-liEerv. Call on j. P.
 Fer at H. Voge's, under Hotel
 @s, for them