Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-05

Edwards, E. E. Gage and MT. kIns- lev went out yesterday by sPecla train to the south end of the new di- version line of the railroad, and walked thence to Hell can1 on, 10 the site of the proposed new steel bridge. returning to Prescott about s o'clock last evening. The bridge will be quite a large structure anu will cost S60,0OO.
 That H. J. Allen of Jerome, die tated the legislation of the assembly has become a matter ot history which no one attempts to deny. Now comes the Phenix knterplse, a radIcal democratic paper, and says .'it IS true that the Palace saloon oi Phenix controlled the Twentieth legislature, especially the council
 Major J. II. McClintoek was caller at this office today. He was enroute home from attending meeting of the normal school board at Flagstaff and stopped of in Pres colt day to shake hands with old ! friends here, and to confer with ] Lieutenant J. D. Carter, secretary Of the Rough Riders association, rel stive to the proposed reunion ol the members of this society. He left on | thi- afternoons train Tor the south. The territorial medical examining ] board has been reorganiZed by the selection of Dr. D. NJ. Purman as president and Dr. C. D. Belden as s..cr-tary. The other members et the board are Dr. Wyle of Phenl1, Dr. Goodiellow of Tucson, and Dr. ! Wood of Jerome. They will hold meetings quarterly for the e1amlna- tion of applications to practice ln the territory aud except in extreme eases will not hold special meetings. The first meeting will be on April lOth.-Herald.
 Frederick Burmis,er, son of A. J. Burmister. and nephew of R. II. and IA C. Burmister of Prescott. died at his home in Agua Frla valley on ! Monday, after an illness oi only nlne days. of pneumonia. His remains were brought Co Prescott on yester- day afternoons train on the r. x E- railroad and the funeral took place immediately after iJs arrival here Ipterment was m the Masonic cem- etarv. Deceased Was a very estlm- able young man Of a retiring dls' position and most exemplary habits and character.
 From Thursdays Daily. J.N. McElratb, 'ci Tucson, IS a
 the Burke
 WI. Little Is in from the Red Rock mine.
 w. A. Wilson. of the Armour Packing company, Is 10 Town.
 c. W. Sager, of Skull Valley wa in town today for brief bushes
 visit.
 , Geo. Hammer, of McCabe. want wood choppers. See his advertise } meut.
 You will ant to wear nice cos tune al the masquerade. Rent on
 from Wooster.
 General Nelson 4. Miles is keep ing silent m all known language these dsys.-Gazette. The infant child Of Mir. and MT. J. H. Jacks, aged about three day.
 was buried this afternoon. 1 The "Woman's Congress" prom
 ises 10 furnish rich fun foi smuse
 ment for our people when 1t meets
 Mrs. J. c. Henshaw, Miss Grac . WOrdyke, and Frank Hauford, oi
 Pheni1, are registered at Hote Burke.
 T. J. B1ltz, the well known min
 ing man, returned last evening from
 trip through the mountains or mining business.
 Picture Frames. Many new and
 attractive things you will want wheT you see them. FIrst-class work q Jne to order. At Nooster's. , John c. White is all right, but h, , don't paint houses or paper walls ou , the referendum plan and the les:
 said about that fool thing the bette will It be for Arizona.-Gazette.
 Off sers of the Masonic lodge a
 Jerome are as follows: W. J. Fisher
 G. NJ; Dr. Carrier, S. w; Walter C ! Miller, J. w; EIvin Tsrr, Sec'y; W . Nj. Munds, I reas.
 [ Max J. Alwens, of Prescott, and
 Miss Morilla Stahl, of Iowa, were
 married today by Justice Campbell at Hotel Burke.
 Judge W. H. Stillwell, of Phenix who has been very near deaths doo witt pneumonia, Is now on the high way to recovery.
 Coles A. Bsshford came in on thit
 afternoons train from Los Angele
 on business connected with tn, estate of his father, the late Lev Bashford.
 Freighter Al. Vroom returne, , yesterday from his second trip |, Dan Bscon's ranch in the Walnu
 creek country, hauling in supplie:
 He has engaged to haul out anothe load consisting of -four, lumber an, salt. NIT. Bacon is laying in a year supply of all kinds of supplies fo his big stock ranch. Mir. Bacon ha just moved his family to the ranch
 Madam Johnston Bishop, prim
 donna soprano, and Mrs. Shirley Christv. pianist. and J. L. Johnston