Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
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Tor the east.
 J. II. Costello and J. Henry Wood came up from the Trilby mine this morning.
 J. II. Darragh, the well known mining man. came in from Mayer to- day.
 Perry Bones was quite painfully, though not seriously hurt yesterday, by being tbTOwn from burrO.
 The Methodist Sunday school held 8 plcnic at Point of Rocks today. IL was well attended.
 Rains are reported to have Oc- cured in various portions oi the county around Prescott.
 The front of Fred Refs barber shop is being remodeied whereby more room will be added to the place.
 Mrs. Harry R. Tritle arrived on this mornings train from Pheni1 to spend the summer in Prescott with relatives.
 Between twenty and thirty eX- cursionists from Phenix passed through Prescott this morning CD route east
 Mrs. J. E. Walker of PheniK, died yesterday after an illness of several days. Blood poison is said to have hafu Inc causa of death
 City Treasurer Herb Pentland swelled his bank account today by au addition of S75,0OO, the amount realized from the recent sale of city bonds.
 AL. Fisher. who recently dis posed of his interests in the Scar bakery al Five Points, left Saturday for Prescott, where be will spend the summer.- Herald.
 J. M. Walters, the mining en- gineer, who has been m this section for the past two or three months, will leave tonight for his home at Youngstown, Ohio.
 Chas Bauer, who has resided al Whipple for the past ten years, be- ing a well known member of the band. died on Sunday last. His funeral will take place tomorrow, Wednesday, st , o'clock D. tn. from the Catholic church.
 Chas. Bauer, Jr., son of the late Chas Bauer, of Whipple, arrived on this afternoons train direct from Ponce, Porto Rico, where he was dis charged from the llth infantry, hls term of service having expired.
 Murray McInernsy has been &C., corded the boarding house priv ileges for the water works and sewer laborers. He will locate 1t in J. G. Campbelrs saloon building at the depot.
 The Woodmen's Circle will give a social dance at K. of P. hall on . Thursday evening. Tickets 50 cents each or Sl per couple. Music by Prof. Gallick's band. A good time is assured all who attend. 6-2Otd
 Walter Reese IS taking a sort of lay of today, the occasion being the arrival at his home last evening of a bright eyed little girl. As 1t IS the first, Walter is experiencing all the qualification usually felt on such oc- casiOns.
 Mir. and Mrs. EimLu Bidwell ar rived in Prescott on Sunday morn ing from Phenix and will remain here during the summer and prob ably may decide to locate here per mauently. NIT. Bidwell IS an arch itect while Mrs. Bidwell IS a stenog- rapher and type writer.
 Recent arrivals here from Jerome state that Editor Mcdonald of the Hustler, of that place, was pretty badly used up yesterday by a mau named Butler, who was recently married. The trouble, it Is alleged arose oyer an item rejecting On the latter's wife.
 Al FleischmAn. who IS inter ested in the Blue Dick mine, and who has been in this section for sev eral weeks, viii leave for his hom' at Cleveland, Ohio, tonight. H' thinks that there will be a big min ing boom in this section.
 Dr. L. NJ. Brooks. brother of Judg, II. Brooks of Prescott, dIed at hr home m Cleveland, Ohio, recent.y at the ripe old age of S7 years. H' visited this section several times tC see hIs brother.
 NIT. and Mrs. Frank Hartford vii leave tonight for Prescott, wher, they will spend the summer. NIT Harford is the travelling represent alive of the M. 4. Newmark grocery firm of Los Angeles, with ArIzoni his territory. He makes Phenl1 hr headquarters and residence.-Phenll Herald.
 At meeting of the city councI held yesterday a settlement Wa made with the contractor Tor build ing the submerged dam amounting to SI.4I0. J. ;. Fisher was appoint ad supervising engineer for the con srrlctr.n ef the water works an' s-U,r4g-. aud payment was made O. al. uutst sndiug indebtedness ID cured on the water system amount jug to Sl0,000
 George Mitchell of the Cobr' Grand Mining company of Mexico yame up thIs morning from th' south Mr Mitchell, a little ove SIX months ago was an employee O the United Verde Copper company at Jerome as head shelter. TodsI he could realize Sl.O0.D00 or mor' on his holdings of stock lu the Cobr' Grand company, which IS taking ou over S4.000 worth of copper per day
 In total of eight sePerste para graphs and short articles aggregat ing nearly two columns in length iu our contemporary, ln which th' gray headed, bewhiskered stereo types, "J0uraal-Murphy,' "Evenlnl Spleen, ~black-listing,' American ignorance in Arizona, "Investmen' in California" etc, were Lade 10 dC duty. the mileage statesman on' did not appear. The stereOtSp' machine must have skipped cog.
 The Workmen on Saturday eve ming elected the following officers Master workman, TIE. FItzsimmOns foreman. ". l. Johnson; overseer P. W. O'Suliivan; recorder, John C Tinker: fnancier, W. S. Colds worthy; receiver, Jos. :. Gales ,.---2. r~bos I. Sbuftz. z.inside watch