Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
-mm Tuesasy's Dsily.

A- ET. Hazeltine left for the east this morning after visit of few weeks with his brother. NJ. B. Hazel tine. Dr. W. G. Lentz Of Pheniz is in town,
 A car load of water melons passed through on this mornings train from Phenix en route, by express, to Denver.
 Mrs. IT. F. Anewalt IS recuperat- ing her health at Coronado, CalIfor- nis.
 The Phenix street railway com panv eontemplsies extending its street car line to the Indian school Contractors Edwards and Webster commenced work yesterday grading for the spur to the site of the pro posed Val Verde shelter in the Agua Fria valley.
 Special Treasurer Inspector Ronsh came in on yesterday after noon's train bringing Chinaman with him for deportation.
 w.O. Harrell is now engaged in mining.
 H. r. Anewalt went south on this afternoons freight train.
 Dr. John R. Walls has removed his office aGd residence to the cottage west of the Congress House. on I3urlev street, formerly occupied hy the Sundance Gold Mining Co. Electric telephone No. lG2- Hours the same as formerly.
 Mrs. E. F. Thurman and children left for Kingman today.
 Mrs. J. V. Shepard left for Denver this morning.
 An inventory and appraisment of the estate of Mrs. Eliza Anderson have been filed in the probate court. The estate consists of two lots and a hoase in West Prescott, forty acres of land, cattle and horses m Williamson valley. all appraised at S2,Sl0.
 
 The Salt river valley will have double the water melon crop this year that 1t has ever had before. Shipments in car load lots are being made to Denver. Albuquerque, Je- rome aud other points.
 G. W. Hull and H. E. Wilcox came over from Jerome yesterday.
 James Shirley and W. W. Wander bilt left for Cobre Grande mining camp in Mexico yesterday.
 Born, July 10, in Prescott, to the wife of Joseph Hobbs, daughter.
 Prof. Barnstein and family have located here. The professor IS an expert piano tuner and repairer and a first-class music teacher. Leave orders at Cooks jewelry store. 7-'3t6
 Have your measure taken and your truss made to order Tor com fort and perfect fit. Old trusses re- paired and made as good as new, or exchanged for new. Surgical appli- anees of all kinds made to order. Surgical elastic hosery, etc. W. w. Sweeney, manufacturer, B. C. Burt, agent and expert truss filter. Office l5l Cortez street, next door to Odd Fellows hall, telephone l3S.
 The Courier still presses its claim for representing the republicans oi Arizona. It wants to nominate delegates to the next national con yhntion.
 A Mexican boy of Tempe was killed on Monday by coming in con. tact with a live electric light wire.
 Bert Johns, son of Mir. and Mrs Paul Johns, celebrated his thir. teenth birthday yesterday and in re sponse to invitations sent out by him, about thirty of his young gir and boy friends assembled at the beautiful residence of Mir. and Mrs Johns m East Prescott in the evening, to assist him and his sister Miss Pauline, in the proper celebra ton of the event. The place was { scene of merry making and youth ful sports for about three hours, a: children of the age of those in at tendance can crowd more real fuI into a given space ot time than . possible for older people to obtain After thoroughly enjoying them selves for the above period, thel gathered around tables loaded dOwr wi;h good things to eat, the partak ing of which afforded equal enjoy ment with their sports. The sfal was a very pleasant one Tor all aft the wish Was expressed that Maste Bertie's birthdays might be mon frequent.