Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-22
From Tuesdsy's Daily.

fISta AAeeaay DelAy
 \. J. Doran is at Hotel Burke.
 J. ". Francis, of Flagstaff, is in town.
 E. E. Wsnn is in town from Lynx crrek.
 Easter bonnets are ripening. The crpp Is reported good.
 See the latest Paris novelties in P.ttern Hats at the New York store. NJ. B. Hamilton is iu town taking oriers for the firm of Barkley Bros
 E. s. Jones and wife returned 10 C ngIess yesterday after visit of a q " or two in Prescott.
 A Mexican in Phenix claims to have an effective antidote and in- fal lble remedy for small poI.
 Don't wait till the season is over; come now and get the first choice of pattern hats at the New York store.
 \ full line of legal and mining blanks at lowest prices, for sale by Geo. Wooster, stationer. m20tf
 Have you been thinking or buying a new Easter Bennett See those at the New York store.
 SIik ana flannel washing done at ll9 Montezums street, second house from JoURNAL-MNER office. m20-2w
 Si1ty-nine bills were passed by the legislature including the general ap- propriation bill.
 Costumes for the masquerade can be rented at Wooster's stationery store. Special terms on orders left before March D. m2Ot5
 General and Mrs. T. J. Butler ar rived in PheniX a few days since from an extended visit east, most of which was spent in Washington.
 Mrs. C. NJ. Clark and her daugh- ter, Mrs. W. s. Adams, both of Je- rome, came up on this mornings train from Pheni1.
 A. L. Maxwell. representing the Lawrence County News, of Law renceville, Illinois, was a caller at this office today.
 Joseph St. Germain, a black smith, formerly of Jerome, died near Pheni1 on Sunday. Deceased was fl years old and slnce leaving Jerome had resided ou a ranch near Pheni1.
 Ed. Mahurin, of the Verde valley, was n town today. He says that while crossing the mountains on Monday he encountered quite snow storm. It only lasted a short | time, however.
 Several new buildings are going up at Kirkland. The place prom | ises to grow into quite a village in | the near future. Mir. Bates and son | of Peoples valley, are preparing to open a store, roOming house and !. there soon.
 DR. JOHN R. WALLS, U. s. Pension Examining Surgeon, will be in his office. Office Row, Prescott, Arizona, every Wednesday, for the purpose of e1sming applicants for pensions. Those who live in the country can make special appointments. by ap- plying through the mails to pr. Walls.
 A. Emanuel, the painter and paper hanger, has just received the new sample books of the celebrated ALFRED PEATS wall paper. Call for samples. Electric phone No. 179.
 Mulford Winsor hls retired from the Yuma Sun. He has been sue ceeded by J. E. Devine, formerly connected with the Gazette at Phe- nix.
 c. c. Bowen, the big seed man of Detroit, Michigan, who has been spending a large portion ot the winter in Pheni1, for the benefit of hIs health, has returned to his home in Detroit. His condition was such that his son-in-l4w. F. J. Sarmiento, and pr. Wylie accompanied him.
 I'll. Mlttendorf, the electrical engineer, who left Prescott some time ago, returned Sunday and is again in charge of the plant of the Prescott Electric Company. Nit" like many others who 'leave for good" returns this time to remain Tor evermoTe.
 Tomorrow night the Rose Still man Company will present that queen of comedies, "Jane" at the opera house. The play will be pre- ceded by "Editha's Burglar" a one act dramatic gem, making altogether one of the best productions ever seen in Prescott. Seats Soc and 75c. On sale at Corner drug store.
 F.M. Murphy's health continues to improve. He expects to return home about May 1. If the improve ment continues to that date as it L 1