Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-27

The rooms OI the Western club
 were thronged again with ladies last night, it being the regular ladies evening of the club.
 I. H. Warning ot the Peun Gold Mining company, has gone to Cal ifoTnia again. having been called there on business.
 Henry B. Clifford has retired from the Arizons, Eastern & Montana Co. to accept tbe presidency of another company.
 Young MT. McMillau, the New York Rough Rider, who spent sev- eral months at Crown Point with Col. Brodie last winter. has been sp- pointed to a lieuteuADcy 10 one of the new regiments.
 $. F. Bright left this afternoon for the Castle creek hot springs in the hope of obtaining relief from Sn st- tack of rheumatism. Waiter Reese IS holding down his job with R. N. Fredericks during bis absence.
 According to the reports of the Albuquerque papers New Mexico's territorial fair, now m progress there, is s great success The at- tendance on Wednesday Wss placed at l5,O00 A great many ArizoBans are in attendance from along the line of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad.
 B. H. Smith returned yesterday from a two days visit tO the Big Bug country. He states that mining business there Is quite active at present.. A rich ore body was en- counteIsd recently in the Henrietta mine, which IS quite encouraging.
 The Nutmeg" Is the name of our new monthly family magazine, pub lished at 25 cents & year, and in order to introduce the paper, we will send 1t SIX months for 10 cents. Sample copy mailed for a 2-eent stamp. Cunningham & Litchfeld, Stamford, Connecticut.
 J. F. Mosinger's residence near Cordes was burned down recently. Their little girl tried to put s stick of wood Ia the stove. lt vas too long and after it had caught fire she took 1t out and threw 1t in the wood box where it soon set fire to the house.
 D. B. GIllett, whose death was an nounced in these columns yesterday was in charge ol the Tip Too mine in early days and the station on the Black Canyon road named Gillett, was named for him. He had been m ill health for couple of years, having been compelled Co resign his position with Mrs. Hearst on &C., count of Ill health.
 There was an event in Msricopa of unusual interest on Tuesday night. A baby was born in one of the hotels there. The mother was s passenger on the through train. The little ATizonsn and its mother were care fully attended al Maricopa and the event has caused great deal of in- terest al the junction town.
 Commenting on the JOURNAL hANEh NtNtut htSSNA ARNlNu NA ofAANC and it's adsptability for summer resort, the PheniI Gazette says: "The Gazette IS glad to no- tice that places available for sum mer resorts in the vicinity Of Pres colt are being looked up. lt IS only to provide the proper sc- commodstions for visitors and Phe- nix will undertake to do her full share next summer to occupy them
 The railroad company has been that about loo passengers are already booked in Phenix for to- morrow's excursion to Prescott. The tram will leave there st g o'clock in the morning and will arrive here about o'clock p. m. The excursion is given under the auspices of the Pioneer band, which is said to be the best civilian band in the terri toy. Our people should arrange to give the visitors a rousing welcome.