Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Frm Mondays Daily.

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 From Mondays Daily. Attend the firemau's ball tonight.
 The board Of supervisors are in session today.
 Geo. B. Scammell came up from Phenix this morning. ! R. E. Morrison is attending United States court st Florence. Col. A. O. Brodie is up frpm his Crown Point mining camp. E. B. Gage left on this after noon's train for Tombstone on mir ing business.
 The Prescott public schools were given half holiday tbis afternoon 4. E. Born cams up from Wick enburg on Saturday.
 J. NJ. Barrett, au old time resident of Mohave county, Is dead. If you have not already purchased a ticket to the freman's ball, go straight to the nearest place and do so.
 W. s. Head and W, F. Wilbur ar rived iu Prescott oH Saturday even ing from Verde valley.
 James H. Straran and family of Cottonwood were in town today en route to Castle Greek hot springs.
 Later advices from Washington state that the l1th infantry, hereto 1 fore ordered to Manils, will not be sent there, but will remain in Porto Rico.
 Flags were unfurled today at half mast on account of the funeral in Washington of the late Captain w. ! O. O'Neill.
 A. J. Ritter, a prominent citizen of southern Arizona, formerly of Tomb stone, died recently at Mammoth, in PInsl county.
 William Brown, who was brought in from Santa Maria recently, has been adjudged insane and taken to the asylum at Phenix.
 The wind took a vacation on Sun- day and delightful weather pre- vailed. It started up again this morning at about a sixty mile gait, apparently to make up for lost time,
 T. E. Parish went to Jerome yes ierdsy. During the past four months three mining sales have been effect ed on reports by him, the prices ranging from SIS, 900 70 S250,000.
 Miss Pearl Hutchinson, a former Prescott girl, is now on the stage in San Francisco, her stage name being Blame Forest. The Sunday Exam iner of April g contained 8 large picture of her in tights. Erwin Baer, photographer, tele- phope IFS, portraits, views, blue printing, kodak work. Supplies for amateurs. Bargains in photographic cameras for amateurs, etc. Enlarge ments in crayon, etc. 5-ltf
 Diphtheria seems to be prevalent ID Pheuix. Two deaths occurred there last Saturday from the disease One was the three year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George A. Mintz; the other the eighteen months old child of Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Irvine,
 The only celebration of May Day and Dewey day in Prescott will be the ireman's ball to be given this evening at the Prescott opera house It turns out that Prescott did just as well by not arranging for picnic as the windy weather would have precluded giving It.
 WE. Wentworth left for Jerome today, where he will entertain the citizens of that camp with one of his eutertainm snts. While MT. Wentworth did not attract large audiences in Prescott, those who at tended were highly pleased with him. As sn impersonstor MT. Went worth has DO superior.
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, of PheniK, had a narrow escape from death last Saturday. Her nurse, by mistake, gave her a large dose of carbOlic acid. Prompt medical attention and the fact that she had just eaten a hearty meal saved her life. The poi son was taken up by the contents of the stomach, thus preventing 1t from acting on the stomach itself.
 The Tucson Citizen says it ha: been established beyond a reason, able doubt that the trestle sI Ligurta. through which a freight train crashed last Sunday morning costing the lives of two men, wal burned by hobOs. No punishment can be too severe for a 6end 1T human shape who will commit sucE a dastardly deed.