Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26

,i J. B. Tomlimson Is In town iron
 his mining camp.
 Chaplain Scott returned thi morning from a brief trip to PheniI
 While there Is slight improve
 ment iu the condition Of Jeh Davi.
 his condition is still quite serious b He was unconscious for forty y-eigh
 hours after receiving his injuries or Sunday evening.
 Frank c. Russell, who was majoi
 in Col McCord's regiment, has beel
 appointed a captain of volunteers.
 Mir. aud Mrs. F. \. O'Brien cam.
 up on this mornings train iron
 their mining camp.
 W. C. Parsons IS in town from Me Cabe.
 A. J. Head has received word that the fixtures for the new post oihe, were shipped from the east yester day.
 Mesa City reports a good almond crop this year.
 Pearl Hart, the female bandit, |: livIag well or meals sent from Mrs Knudson's Pearl still wears the pants-ozeralls. and IS comfortably ; located and within hailing distance of the county offices on the second ! hoor-Ciiizen.
 A very pleasant social WAS given by the young people of the COngre- gational church last evening at the l lovely home of Mrs. Geo. C. RufFner. Mrs. RufTner is always s prime fayorite with the young folks aud the house was filled with . jolly crowd and games and music were enjoyed until late hour when re- ] fresh .nents were served, making the social one of the most pleasant ever given by the young people of the church.
 Among the distinguished visitors to Flagstaff during the week were Asiz Bey, chief of cavalry and aide de-camp to the sultan Of Turkey, Captain Von Rueber of the German army. who was detailed to this country during the Spanish Amsri- can war. and Olivier Taiguy, secre- of the French embassy al Washing ton. During their stay hero they visited the Grand Canyon and other points of interest and left Wednes day morning fot Cslifornis. -F Flag stad Gem.
 Acting on the suggestion of the JOURNAL MINER, a number Of Elks have taken the matter in hand to get up an entertainment for visitors from the south who come up on the excursion next month. II he present plans succeed an invitation will be eItended to the lodge Of Elks at Tucson. The railroad company, in addition to giving a 6 rate Tor the round trip have also agreed to run the excursion train so as to accom- modaie all who may desire to attend
 The train is several hours late again today.
 Robert Finnie, wife and child. are m town from their home on Beaver creek.
 Nj. C. Hast, of Crowned King, IS in town on a business trip. NIT. Hast IS justice of the peace of Crowned King district Snd has just arranged fo start a general merchan- diee st ,re m that camp. He is . first class man and wall win success.
 The Moqui Indian dancas will take place about the middle of Aug u,t. Tie santa Fe will made a ,ound trip rate tO those who wish to 1 go and witness these dances. No word has been received yst from the sheriff aud posse in search of the | Camp Verde murderer. When iu ! Jerome last Saturday the sherid stated that he would continue the | search until he captured bis man oE until he was satisfied be had escaped 1 from the canyon where they think 1 they have hun surrounded. He estimated that it would probably | take a month to force him out of the 
 The funeral of the late C. H. Beck who was killed in the Buster mine | accident yesterday will take place . at Palace st1tion. Deceased leaves { a young wife and three children the eldest being only three years old.
 Lovers of elocution aud music |, ill be pleased to learn of a charm ,, recital to be given by Mss ,tsr, 4ret Randall, ol Boston. Miss Psn5n has just completed a years .,,cl..ssC,, to aching ia the territorial university, wbence comes warm praise of her tslent as reader and eacher
 J.E. Morrisou re:urhed last eve ling from his visit to santa re; Mrs Morrison remained there and will not return for ten days or two weeks yet.
 4 carload of pears will be shipped rom Pheuix tonight to Louisville, ! Kentucky.
 A string ot empty stock cars went ,outh by today's train. There will ] D, a shipment of fifteen ear loads ot 'att,e made from there tu FreSno .nuutv. California, next Sunday.
 II. r. Anewali went south this ittrrnooD
 srm Fuda,s Daily
 J. Vi. Speck left for Los Angeles .ucay. J. M,(Uucle Jimmy More is in town. iI
 J. II. Wiug6eld returned to Camp Verde this morning. |,
 S. Heiuem5n. of Tucson, IS at the Hotel BIrke.
 Harry Bernard. af Tempe. is a guest of Hotel Burke
 Judge 4 C. Baker came up from Pheui1 this morning.
 P. T. Blakeslee left for Phenix this afternoon.
 Supervisor D. F.. Dumas left for home this morning.
 F.. M. Sanford IS m PheniI on